Week 6

Question 1

What is a metanarrative

Answer 1

Meta: Being aware of the context you’re in while you’re inside it
Meta narrative is a big, grand narritive. Stepping outside your story to observe and then stepping back into it

Question 2

Intertextuality

Answer 2

The ways in which learners encode their
interpretations of experience will reflect
their prior readings of other texts. Things interconnect with eachother

Question 3

Rhizome and learning

Answer 3

The Rhizome represents an interconnected learning approach, as opposed to the heirarchical tree of knowlege. Everything connects and informs everything else.

Question 4

Purpose of the Kata Tjuta activity

Answer 4

Different stories can teach us different things. Stories and language are important for meaning making

Question 5

Decolonisation

Answer 5

Dismantle colonization in all it’s forms. Turning towards colonial knowlege to critique it, and away from colonial knowlege to find other ways of knowing and being