Consider all the search terms that are likely to find you relevant results, and combine each term with the word OR:
Aboriginal OR "Indigenous Australian" OR "Torres Strait Islander"
Remember that search terms consisting of more than one word need to be enclosed in quotation marks.
The Catalogue allows you to limit your search to only items held in the Teaching Resource Collection.
First, select the Catalogue tab on the Library homepage. Next, select Teacher Resources from the Collections drop-down menu.
Click on Modify Search to narrow down by location or material type (eg maps, videos, posters, kits, realia).
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Educational packs developed by Cengage in collaboration with AIATSIS. Available for each of the following levels:
Each pack includes:
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You don't have to be an Education student to borrow items from the TRC or Realia Collections.
TRC items can be borrowed using the self-checkout machines or at the InfoPoint. Larger items or kits containing multiple items may require staff assistance. TRC items can be returned to any Federation University campus library.
If an item is held at a campus library that is not your home library, place a hold on the item, select your preferred pickup location, and the item will be transferred to that preferred location and await your collection from the hold shelf.
Almost all books and other physical items can be requested for inter-campus delivery. However, there are a few items that cannot be sent by standard delivery because of their size or fragility. If this is the case, Library staff will contact you to discuss options.
You can request postal delivery of most items when you place a hold on that item. The request will be processed and the item/s posted to your specified address.
Most books and other physical items can be sent by post. However, there are some items that cannot be posted because of their size, shape or fragility. If this is the case, Library staff will contact you to discuss options.
Federation University Australia acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of the lands and waters where our campuses, centres and field stations are located and we pay our respects to Elders past and present, and extend our respect to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander and First Nations Peoples. |