NON-WESTERN PERSPECTIVES.

Briefly discuss your reactions to one of the collaborative Indigenous/western science educational initiatives presented in the Module 4 lecture. Do you think that these or other Indigenous-scientific environmental collaborations might work in your own educational context? Make a posting about something interesting you learnt from taking the Indigenous bush walk. Briefly discuss and explanation of Indigenous people's sustainable land management practices. • Identify and discuss one key thing they have learned from the lectures and one key thing they have learned from the online resources/activities • Reflect upon the ways that this key learning has shaped or reshaped their thinking about sustainability. • Reflect upon the specific ethical implications and/or complexities of this key learning • Closely read the online postings of one other student, who offers a different geo-cultural perspective to their own. • Reflect upon what they have learnt from considering this different geo-cultural perspective on sustainability issues.      

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