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I am speaking to you from the land of the Larrakia people, the traditional custodians of the Darwin region, where we have lived and learned for thousands of years.  \nFirst Nations learning in Australia is deeply connected to our land, culture, and community. It’s a way of passing on knowledge through stories, experiences and relationships, focusing on respect for the land and wisdom of our elders. Here at the University, you will see how this way of learning is woven into the educational experience.  \nCDU works to embed First Nations knowledge into courses and teaching practices. You might notice that lecturers include First Nations perspectives into their materials, using traditional ways of storytelling, or collaborating with First Nations educators to bring our voices into your learning. This approach respectsour history and creates richer and more inclusive learning environments for everyone.  \nWe hope this website section helps you understand more about First Nations learning, and how it shapes the way knowledge is shared here in Australia. We invite you to explore these ideas with an open heart and a willingness to learn.","cbCailf2AcB8Jvbr","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCailf2AcB8Jvbr","pdf",140852,"English","# Introduction to First Nations Learning\n## Video transcript\n* First Nations learning in Australia\n* CDU's integration of First Nations knowledge","[{\"question\":\"What is the core connection of First Nations learning?\",\"answer\":\"First Nations learning in Australia is deeply connected to the land, culture, and community. 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