It is known information that the first standard in the Australian Professional Standards for Teachers (APSTs) is to know your students and how they learn. Teachers must have an understanding of who their students are, their background, strengths and where they come from. For Aboriginal and Torre Strait Islander learners it is imperative that teachers…Continue Reading First Nations Learners
Appreciating Diverse Ways of Knowing
Decolonisation and cultural responsiveness are about understanding, respecting, and acting in ways that acknowledge both the history and the diversity of the world we live in. Decolonisation and cultural responsiveness shape how we interact, learn, and grow together in a shared society. Decolonisation and cultural responsiveness have a lot to do with me as I…Continue Reading Appreciating Diverse Ways of Knowing
GCs and CCPs
Being a large and diverse high school I believe that General Capabilities were covered extensively while the Cross Curriculum priorities were covered in specific subjects like HPE (Health and Physical Education). In HPE I remember a unit of our learning in junior being about Aboriginal games. Although we were learning traditional games we also learnt…Continue Reading GCs and CCPs
21C Learners
Luna Scott challenges traditional notions of teaching and learning by advocating for pedagogies that are more student-centered, flexible, and adaptable to the needs of the 21st-century learner. In traditional education settings teaching is often teacher directed, content-driven and standardized across groups of students (Luna Scott, 2015). In the 21st century in an ever rapidly shifting…Continue Reading 21C Learners
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Exhibition

Exhibition of my paintings held in the University of Southern Queensland Art Space during December 2019. This is the culmination of my third year body of work….Continue Reading Exhibition
Recent work

This is recent work created for the XXX exhibition during February 2020. These artworks remained up for two months and received many positive comments….Continue Reading Recent work
Artist Statement

Dr. Rhi Johnson is a Toowoomba based artist and educator who works primarily in the fields of Printmaking, Artist’s Books and Mixed Media art. She is interested in the formation of everyday narratives, and how these can be disrupted or subverted visually. Rhi investigates visual cues that can punctuate an environment, object or space of…Continue Reading Artist Statement