Part Five: Teaching others

(Sharing knowledge)

“Teaching you to fish proper way for tomorrow” – Uncle Jimmy

Let’s look at the big words and what they mean:

Advocacy – Standing up and speaking out for community 

Council – Local mob who make decisions about community 

1: Passing on knowledge

Here are the five key learning points from the family’s story about passing on knowledge:

  1. Share what you learn with others, like we pass on fishing knowledge
  2. Teaching others helps keep our democratic voice strong
  3. Young ones need to learn about voting just like they learn about Country
  4. Everyone has something to share about their democratic journey
  5. Learning from each other makes our whole community stronger

Story Card #13

The family shares democracy stories.

Your Reflections

  • What have you learned about democracy?
  • How can you share your knowledge?
  • Who can you learn from?

Take action

Learn

  • Listen to Elders’ stories
  • Read about democratic rights
  • Understand your community’s history

Share

  • Talk to family about what you know
  • Help others understand their rights
  • Create ways to pass on knowledge

Grow

  • Practice explaining democratic ideas
  • Listen to different perspectives
  • Keep learning and teaching

Remember:

Knowledge is meant to be shared

Everyone can teach and learn 

Our democratic voice grows stronger together