The Visible Farmer film project is an exciting and thought-provoking journey into the lives of the gutsy women behind our food and fibre production. This 15-part webseries is a unique opportunity for students to learn about the diversity of the industry and the innovative role that female farmers play in shaping the future of Australia’s food production. With each episode highlighting an inspiring story filled with passion and substance, students will be exposed to the challenges and triumphs of female farmers working in various environments, from remote outback stations to urban market gardens.
This study guide is specifically designed for junior to senior secondary school students and aligns with the Australian Curriculum Cross-Curriculum Priorities of Sustainability. It also incorporates elements of Personal and Social Capability, Critical and Creative Thinking, and Ethical Understanding. Moreover, Episode 7 of the webseries is dedicated to exploring Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Histories and Cultures, providing students with a unique insight into the rich cultural heritage of Australia.
This teacher resource is an excellent opportunity for students to broaden their understanding of the food and fibre industry and the vital role of women in shaping its future. With its relevance to the Australian Curriculum and its inspiring, authentic stories, the Visible Farmer film project is a must-see for all students. Don’t miss out on this exciting chance to inspire the next generation of female farmers!
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https://www.visiblefarmer.com/Education/
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