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Critical Reflection Report
The following critical personal reflection includes an analyses and discussion of the complex cultural environment of Australia’s Indigenous people in an educational setting. The understanding of Indigenous Australian’s culture and protocols in an educational context is important because it impacts teaching strategies applied in the classroom. Reflecting on unit material, my own personal background and experiences, as well as strategies and resources to achieve AITSL standards 1.4 and 2.4 are included on the three topics: Acknowledgement to Country, Preparation to Teach: Identity Culture and Stereotypes and Indigenous Australian Histories and Policies. It is important as future educator, in a multicultural environment, to identify and engage

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