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What is the primary goal of the Empowerment Discourse approach?
What percentage of participants experienced a post-modern complexifying approach to questioning racial hegemonies?
What is the primary characteristic of the Intercultural/Both-ways/Two-ways Discourse approach?
What is the primary focus of the critical anti-racism/diversity approach?
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What is the outcome for students who experience a post-modern complexifying approach or critical approaches?
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What is the primary focus of the Human Rights Education discourse in the context of education?
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What is the ultimate goal of the Multilingual Multicultural Discourse approach in education?
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What is the primary objective of Critical Anti-Racist/Multi-culturalism Education Discourses?
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What is the role of Indigenous/cultural representatives in the Multilingual Multicultural Discourse approach?
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What is the primary focus of the Multicultural Discourse approach in education?
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Study Notes
Critical Anti-Racist/Multi-culturalism Education Discourses
- Facilitate integrated whole school approaches towards cultural reform and decolonising efforts
- Value local representative language and culture/s among students, staff, and locals
- Combat racism, discrimination, and cultural elitism by addressing the "race/ethnicity" issue in education
- Redress curricula that privilege dominant/colonising views
- Implemented in the Australian Curriculum, focusing on multiculturalism and human rights in geography, science, and student diversity education policies
Multicultural Discourse
- Questions unequal power structures within society and how they construct identity, difference, and otherness
- Pushes back against mono-culture, promoting an equity-oriented pedagogy
- Uses ethnically/racially diverse texts and interrogates Eurocentrism
- Aims to develop multi-literate students
Multilingual Multicultural Discourse
- Uses two or more languages as the languages of instruction
- Teaches cultural and course content, aiming for students to be multi-literate
- Employs Indigenous/cultural representatives as literacy workers, lit production supervisors, and teacher-linguists
Human Rights Education (HRE) Discourse
- Emphasizes the human right to access and participate in all levels of education without discrimination
- Protects, respects, and responds to students' rights
- Pedagogy is centered on rights-based information/laws in a rights-respecting environment
- Involves cooperative learning, inquiry, debate, and legal/rights aid
Empowerment Discourse
- Develops kids' self-belief and positive identity to overcome barriers
- Targets individual, social, and systemic change
- Aims to improve cultural pride through critical-democratic, cooperative, hands-on, and real-world approaches
- Raises expectations and promotes empowerment
Post-modern Complexifying ‘Race’ Education Discourses
- Allows students to deconstruct the 'truths' of race, ethnicity, and cultures as presented in cultural hegemony
- Teaches numerous realities and perspectives, providing opportunities for creative change and re-organisation of culture and identity
- Educates against the assumed importance and relevance of colonial or monoculture in knowledge formation and education
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Explore the importance of integrating multicultural and anti-racist approaches in education, addressing cultural reform, and combating racism and discrimination. Focusing on the Australian Curriculum, learn how to value local languages and cultures, and redress privileged curricula.
