7–10Aboriginal Studies 7–10 Syllabus

A range of media and the roles and target audiences of each, including print, broadcast and digital

Roles and responsibilities of the media in influencing social attitudes, values and public policy

Ways in which the media constructs representations of Aboriginal Peoples

Changes over time in media representations of Aboriginal Peoples and Cultural images

Impact of media protocols on the representation of Aboriginal Peoples

Impact of print, broadcast and digital media on a range of non-Aboriginal people’s perceptions of Aboriginal Peoples, Cultures and contemporary issues, including experiences of racism and discrimination

Different forms of advertisements depicting a range of representations of Aboriginal Peoples and Cultures

Representations of Aboriginal Peoples and Cultures in various forms of advertisements, and their influence on societal perceptions of Aboriginal Peoples over time

Emergence of media that is owned and/or controlled by Aboriginal Peoples and Torres Strait Islander Peoples

Impact of Aboriginal Peoples' involvement in mainstream media on Aboriginal Peoples' and non-Aboriginal people’s perceptions

Contemporary use of media by Aboriginal Peoples in presenting a balanced view of Aboriginal Peoples, histories and Cultures

Importance of media in working towards self-determination and autonomy for Aboriginal Peoples

Explore the interaction between the media and the local Aboriginal Community, including news, events, biographies and sporting achievements

Communicate ideas about the interaction between the media and the local Aboriginal Community, including news, events, biographies and sporting achievements

Apply ethical research skills, including consultation protocols, to work effectively with Aboriginal Peoples and Communities

Demonstrate understanding of ethical responsibilities surrounding Indigenous Cultural and Intellectual Property (ICIP)