Aboriginal Studies
Electronic Access | Resources for teaching | Databases | Current Syllabus documents
Aboriginal Studies materials can be found throughout the Curriculum Resources Collection. Access to resources from elsewhere can be gained by a number of methods.
Electronic Access
A Shared History - Aboriginal Studies
- The Koori Centre Homepage
- NSW Board of Studies
- ABC Message Stick links to Aboriginal sites
- Aboriginal Australia
- Lore of the land
- Aboriginal Authors
- RACE - the power of an illusion
- Review of Aboriginal Education 2003-2004
- Walking together
The Aboriginal Education Contexts links are well worth exploring.
Resources for teaching
Resources to support teaching within Aboriginal Studies can be found at the following call numbers:
- 305.89915
- 372.83044
- 371.8299915
- 375.994
- 371.979915
- 704.039915
- 994.1303
The items at these numbers include videos, kits, tapes, slides, big books, CD-Roms and realia. Realia consists of Magabala models and percussion instruments as well as other resources.
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Databases
Electronic databases are products that will give access to an online bibliography or listing of articles on a particular topic. Curriculum Resources Collection staff are available to assist with a tutorial on how to use these databases for your research. If you would like a tutorial, please check at the library desk
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Indigenous Peoples Databases
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AEI: Australian Education Index
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APAIS: Australian Public Affairs Information Service
- AIATSIS
- ERIC: Educational Resource Information Service.
- Sociofile/Sociological Abstracts via CSA
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Current Syllabus documents
A copy of relevant syllabus documents can be found on the NSW Board of Studies web page.
These include:
Aboriginal Studies Years 7-10 (Stages 4-5) Syllabus Fisher Curriculum 305.8991507 12
Aboriginal Languages K-10 Syllabus Fisher Curriculum 499.1507 6
Aboriginal Studies Stage 6 Syllabus Fisher Curriculum 305.89915 470
A copy of all current other current documents, such as guides to syllabus documents and support material is also accessible in PDF format on the NSW Board of Studies web page.
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