Implementing yarning circles in your classroom
- Sit in a circle: Participants sit in a circle and are encouraged to actively listen to others' views. ...
- Introduce the group: The host invites participants to introduce themselves and share something about themselves.
What to talk about in a Yarning circle?
In your yarning circle, discuss with students the importance of local community to Aboriginal people. Explain that in Aboriginal culture, new learning/information is always judged on what the community impact will be and how it fits in with what is already known.
Why is it called a Yarning circle?
The Yarning Circle represents the University's commitment to supporting and sharing Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultures; as well as acknowledging the connection between the University and Darkinjung Country.
