Stage 4

The interview with Samuel Wagan Watson and related learning experiences provide opportunities to:

  • identify the factors that contribute to an Aboriginal person’s identity (4.1)

  • outline ways in which Aboriginal Peoples maintain their identity (4.2)

  • outlines changes in Aboriginal cultural expression across time and location (4.4)

  • describes the contributions and significance of Aboriginal Peoples to Australian society (4.7)

  • describes the interaction of the wider Australian community with Aboriginal Peoples and cultures (4.8).

Stage 5

The interview with Samuel Wagan Watson and related learning experiences provide opportunities to:

  • describe the factors that contribute to an Aboriginal person’s identity (5.1)

  • explain ways in which Aboriginal Peoples maintain their identity (5.2)

  • explains adaptations in, and the changing nature of, Aboriginal cultural expression across time and location (5.4)

  • assesses the significance of contributions of Aboriginal Peoples to Australian society (5.7)

  • analyses the interaction of the wider Australian community with Aboriginal Peoples and cultures (5.8).

Stage 6

The interview with Samuel Wagan Watson and related learning experiences provide opportunities to:

  • analyse and discuss the social justice and human rights issues that are contemporary consequences of the colonisation of Aboriginal and other Indigenous groups (H1.2)

  • examine contemporary expressions of Aboriginal culture, heritage and identity (H2.2)

  • discuss and analyse consequences of colonisation on contemporary Aboriginal cultural, political, social and economic life (H2.3)

  • investigate, analyse and synthesise information from Aboriginal and other perspectives (H4.1).