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Topic 6: Achieving cultural

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Topic 6: Achieving cultural

Approximate duration: 2 hours 40 minutes

Topic sequence:

6.1 Culturally and linguistically diverse communities (60 minutes)

Equipment needed:

࠮Audio-visual equipment with internet connection ࠮Learner Guide (pages 107-124)

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6.1

Culturally and linguistically diverse

Approximate duration: 60 minutes

Trainer's note: For this section, undertake your own research to see whether your accommodating the needs of service users from culturally and linguistically diverse

Australia.

Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities requires that the nationality your own professional practice to improve cultural awareness and cultural competency.

Cultural diversity in Australia

Today, Australia is one of the most ethnically diverse countries in the world

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The following illustration show the top 10 countries of birth for Austra lia's overseas-born backgrounds.

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Activity: Exploring community profiles

Activity type: Partner activity

Duration: 20 minutes

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Purpose: To familiarise learners with the norms and practices of other cultures.

Instructions:

1. Inform learners that they will be working in pairs for this activity. *VTT\UP[`

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