Sentral for Teachers vs Dharawal Language, Culture App Usage & Stats
The Sentral for Teachers App is the mobile companion that empowers educators to perform key tasks while on the go, with convenience.
Sentral’s approach is to focus on tasks that Teachers frequently perform on the Sentral platform, tasks that can be actioned ‘in the moment’ on a mobile device without compromising useability, simplicity, and efficiency. These tasks are called 'mobile moments’ and include activities such as taking attendance and checking your schedule.
It is important to note that not all tasks that can be performed on the Sentral platform can be considered as mobile moments. More complex tasks such as writing reports or creating lesson plans require more detail and consideration and are best suited to performing on the platform. Tasks of this nature are not managed by the mobile app.
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The Dharawal Language and Culture App provides an opportunity to learn about the rich Aboriginal culture of Sydney, in the palm of your hands.
What is Dharawal
In the 1860’s Turuwul (now pronounced Dharawal) was described as The language of the now extinct tribe of Port Jackson and Botany Bay (from John Malone, a half-caste, whose mother was of that tribe) and was the first known Aboriginal language name for the greater Sydney area.
Dharawal is also the name for the Cabbage Tree Palm, the overarching spirit ancestor (totem) for people that speak the Dharawal language and belong to the Dharawal nation.
In traditional culture there were many variants of language spoken within a cultural area including men or women’s version, clan group versions, children language and secret language to name a few. The clan groups such as Gadigal, Birrabirragal, Bidiagal, Cobragal and Gweagal all spoke the overarching language belonging to their cultural area, Dharawal.
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Sentral for Teachers VS. 
Dharawal Language, Culture AppDecember 24, 2024