DEVELOPMENT OF CULTURAL COMPETENCE
Introduction
Australia is known to be an immensely polished nation with developed social cultural and legal system. The aboriginal crowd of Australia covers a very limited section of the country. Though the nation is ahead of time and is constantly implementing efforts to broaden mindsets, beliefs and cultural.
The issue related to the aboriginal group
The aboriginals are comparably self possessed and different group of mass who has their unique sets of culture, belief, rituals, mindsets and ideologies, which has influenced the other dwellers of the country in many ways.
Researches state that, aboriginals are a group migrated from a part of South Africa, where hunting of animal lives is still a legal activity to some extent. The Australian constitution keeps higher expectation about the nation, was negatively affected, and filed a case against the aboriginals due to many issues, among which animal torture and hunting was an eminent conflict.
As per Hickey (2016), the aboriginals treasure their traditional beliefs and still follow the method of hunting and excessive sacrificing faultless animals for ritual and edible purposes. This unlawful practice created immense hassle among the nation and the dwellers apart from the aboriginals. The Australian government has taken strict measures against the people through several mediums under law.
One of the stern decisions made by the authority was that the indigenous or the aboriginals have been considered outside the legal boundaries of the nation and denied the recognition as citizens of the country.
This issue produces plenty of other legal disputes. The Australian constitution also decided to spread education among the indigenous children and considered it as a positive influence to the welfare of the nation that resulted in more disputes. According to Dockery (2016), the rules and regulations were made mandatory for the children to be sent to schools and learning centers along with the general Australian crowd, where the aboriginal children often seem to have experience racial comments, mental torments, negligence and ignorance.
The guardians of such children belong from a different background where the concept of education, sophistication, cultural values were unknown, due to which they had broken or violated the law of mandatory education, going against the government.
The establishment of the new laws for the aboriginals affected the mindset of the group. The group is also known to have their own art and cultural exploration, which is not valued or considered among the common Australian culture.
As stated by Biddle & Crawford (2015), several measures taken by the Australian government experienced failure several number of times even when the measures were taken for the aboriginal welfare. There stern actions like removing aboriginal students from boarding schools and learning centers were applied, which lead to larger conflicts.
Advantages of incorporating information in the curriculum
The curriculum is an exposed piece of storage that is accessed by all and a useful medium to spread out awareness, effective ideologies and education among the mass, rapidly. This measure is effective for reaching people to inform about increasing adjusting and cooperating capability with the aboriginal crowd, by taking ownership, in order to balance harmony.
The government requirements needed for cultural competence education
As stated by Gathercole (2016), EYLF structure is an effective and innovative framework that shall aid the growth in culture, socializing skills, quality of education and academic advancement for the aboriginal children. The framework consists of six parts of basic requirements and factors to frame a development plan for the wellbeing of aboriginal or indigenous students, as well as making a positive effect on the guardians.
The main three parts and these are the parent parts of the framework are, belonging, being and becoming.
Unit 1 Developing Strategic Management
Unit 1 Developing Strategic Management and Leadership Skills
Unit 1 Developing Strategic Management and Leadership Skills,
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Unit 1 Developing Strategic Management
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