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Caring for Country: Teaching Traditional Fire Management Practices
Cool+PrimaryYear 3 - 5Humanities and Social SciencesGeographyHistoryAboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Histories and CulturesEnvironmentalLand ManagementSustainabilitySocialIndigenous Education
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Course Summary
Course Content
Getting Started
01.
About this course
02.
Set some learning goals
Using Fire
03.
Acknowledgement of Country
04.
Welcome to the Fish River Station
05.
Hot burns
06.
Cool burns
07.
Environmental benefits
08.
Other benefits
09.
Benefits for people
10.
Working with scientists
11.
Planet, People, Profit
Your Teaching
12.
Making logical connections
13.
Using your school grounds
14.
Cool.org lesson plans
Reflection
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Reflection
16.
Taxonomy of Learning
17.
Suggestions for collaboration
18.
Congratulations
Course Writers
Mark Drummond from Cool.org is your course teacher. He has worked in the education sector for over 11 years as a classroom teacher, Leader of Pedagogy within an Ed-Tech startup and as an educational consultant. Mark is an absolute science nerd and loves talking about dinosaurs as much as he loves talking about education (which is a lot)!
Cool works with First Nations organisations and educators to help share knowledge and perspectives so that educators can confidently bring First Nations stories, cultures and histories into the classroom. This course was created in partnership with The North Australian Indigenous Land and Sea Management Alliance Ltd (NAILSMA).