Is it a level playing field?

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Is it a level playing field? Crucial issues in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Education: Is it a level playing field? A series of propositions to stimulate energetic discussion around issues in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Education Series One

All children should be treated equally Discussion Points: Equity or Equality Individual student academic need Appropriate curriculum Cultural background Social and behavioural need So do we treat all students the same ?

Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students learn best in practical sessions Discussion Points: Learning styles Teaching methods Individual differences Generalisations Cultural awareness Do Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students have a generic preferred learning style ?

All Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students should be on Personalised Learning Plans Discussion Points: PLP , ILP or IEP Individual needs 3 way connections Goal Setting Classroom engagement Cultural awareness