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Country-Centric Pedagogies in Initial Teacher Education for Ecological and Social Wellness and Balance
The purpose of this Social chapter is threefold. First, it highlights the interconnected relationship between Country and Human wellbeing, exploring the holistic and ecocentric perspective on health and wellbeing held by Indigenous Australians, the world’s oldest continuous culture. Second, it empha
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