According to the lecture, what is problematic about using Hattie’s (2009) finding of the importance of “Not Labelling Students” in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander educational contexts?Group of answer choicesThe research takes into consideration cultural and ethnic variation of other Indigenous groups, not Indigenous AustraliansLabelling students is racist and should not have been part of the research projectThe research was not based on cultural variationAll of the listed responses are correct

State whether the following statements are true or false:We still don’t have enough research evidence to suggest that Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples experience significant racism through educational institutions in Australia. Teachers tend to have a more complex understanding of what racism is than Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students. [2]Schools are generally proactive in implementing anti-racism strategies. [2]Representations of Indigeneity, Indigenous intelligence, and academic achievement from teachers, schools and the media are generally negative. Contemporary research suggests that it is the students’ Indigeneity that is the cause of the often-reported underperformance of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students. [2]

Which of the following were identified in the lecture as contributing to the shaping of contemporary racism in Australia. Nb. More than one answer may be correct, choose all correct responses. Group of answer choices The removal of Indigenous children from their families. The implementation of Aboriginal protection legislation. Terra Nullius and the dispossession of Indigenous peoples from their lands. The genocide finding of the Bringing Them Home Inquiry

Which of the following are NOT effects of racism on First Peoples in Australia? Group of answer choicesde-identifying as Indigenousinternalisation of negative beliefs about Indigenous intelligence and academic performanceschool withdrawal identifying as Indigenous

In the Introduction section Blair (2015) suggests that embedding Aboriginal perspectives is:Group of answer choicesonly necessary if your students have experienced racism.more than attaching something exotic into already existing course content.an important way to tick the Indigenous box.an optional activity suggested by ACARA and AITSL.

According to Walker et al., disciplines such as psychology and public health practice at times constructing Aboriginal or other ethnic groups as an ‘other’ ...Group of answer choiceshelps to avoid essentialising different cultureshas implications for how individuals and communities are treated in health and mental health contextshas no continuing effects on the health system