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Indigenising the curriculum in Australian psychology
‘Indigenising the Curriculum’ aims to redress the under-representation of Indigenous people in the Australian staff and student university population, and Indigenous knowledge in the university curriculum. This reform has been occurring for around two decades and though progress has been slow, there is some optimism that these reforms could create an anti-racism platform upon which we might build socially progressive programs of teaching in psychology.
History
Volume
20Issue
3Start Page
61End Page
71Number of Pages
11eISSN
2634-0119ISSN
1471-7646Publisher
Egalitarian PublishingPeer Reviewed
- Yes
Open Access
- No
Era Eligible
- Yes