Lead researchers from the Culturally Nourishing Schooling project are presenting their findings to colleagues from Europe, the UK, and Canada.
Associate Professor Kevin Lowe (UNSW), Professor Annette Woods (QUT), and Dr Greg Vass (Griffith) will attend the European Conference on Educational Research, where presentations include an overview of the CNS project and the need for a fundamental shift in teaching and learning practices to improve outcomes for Indigenous students.
The European Educational Research Association EERA is made up of more than 40 leading national and regional education research associations from across Europe. The theme of the conference, being held in Glasgow, Scotland, is the value of diversity in education and educational research.
The CNS team will focus on the work of teachers as they look to affect changes to their understanding of curriculum, how it positions First Nations knowledges and experiences and how they can better reflect on how this can be taught.