1. Researched and Prepared by Toni-Paula Inglese

2. D i s c l a i m e r W a r n i n g : "Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander viewers are warned photographs/videos on this website may contain images of deceased persons which may cause sadness or distress" (The State of Queensland (Department of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Partnerships), 2015). Acknowledgement of Country: “I would like to acknowledge the Eora people who are the traditional custodians of this land. I would also like to pay respect to the elders past and present of the Eora nation and extend that respect to other Aboriginal people present” (Creative Spirits - Jens Korff, n.d.).

3. The goal of this presentation is to equip teachers with a good understanding of the importance of Music and Dance within the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander community with a focus on; The importance of music and dance to the dreamtime, and community gatherings Instruments Dance Styles Teaching Pedagogy and Teaching Activity

4. SS How do you celebrate 'life‘?

7. What is a corroboree?

8. Music clubs tapping sticks hollow logs Traditional Aboriginal Instruments drums seed rattles didgeridoo

9. The Didgeridoo

10. The Songman

11. Dance Styles

12. Kangaroo Dance

13. Shake-A-Leg vs. Feet Stamping

15. Dreaming

16. 21 st Century – Modern Times

17. Yothu Yindi

18. Bangarra Dance Theatre

20. Meeting Curriculum Goals The learning activity below has been designed to be cross curricular meeting level 3/4 curriculum guidelines in; Humanities and Social Sciences English, Language, Literacy, Literature Dance Drama Music

21. Reflection is at the heart of all learning; it is vital that teachers facilitate discussions to recapture knowledge and discussions to cement knowledge. What do our students know? Teaching Pedagogy and Activity

22. Teaching Activity

23. Questions to assess your learning... How did music and dance impact on Aboriginal Cultures? What differences did you notice between the Kangaroo Dance video and the Aboriginal Dance clip? Are Aboriginal people keeping their cultures alive today, if so how? Please explain providing examples to support your position.

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