Words from the Syl- Words to describe labus rubric: Australian values:

Key vocabulary to use in responses on The Stolen Children: Their Stories
Look at the list of words related to belonging. The “Red light” words are important to know to write well on belonging. “Amber light” words are reasonably important. “Green light” words are good to know to enhance your response. Look up and learn any words that you are unfamiliar with. You may want to make
the commitment to learning two new words a day.
RED LIGHT – You HAVE to know these words
and what they mean
AMBER LIGHT – You SHOULD know these words
and what they mean
Words from the Syllabus rubric:
Words to describe
Australian values: Distinctly
Interpretation
Perceptions
Perspective
Compassion (noun)/ Compassionate (adjective) Dignity Egalitarianism ‘Fair go’ Freedom Justice Respect Worth
Accountable (JH)
Authentic
Beloved
Biological absorption
Bleaching
Courage (noun)/ courageous (adj)
Critical
Cruel
Cultural assimilation
Financial compensation
Generosity (noun)/ generous (adj)
Genocide
Grace
Grief (noun)/ grieve
(verb)
Haunting
Words to describe
voices:
Biased
Emotive
Empathy (noun)/ Empathetic
Empowered
Inclusive
Objective
Passionate
Patronising
Persuasive
Reliable
Subjective
Sympathy (noun)/ Sympathetic (adjective)
Words used in The
Stolen Children: Their
Stories: Apology Assimilate Blemish Distressed Foetal position ‘Forcibly removed’ Forgive Mistreatment Pity Sorrow (noun)/ Sorrowful
(adjective) Suffering (noun)/ Suffer
(verb) Umbilical cord Heart-broken
Humiliation
Irreplaceable
Judgment
Outrage
“Practical outcomes” (JH)
Precious
Mourning
Reaction
Suppressed
Tragic
Trauma (noun)/ traumatic (adjective)
Treasured (KB)
Wailing
GREEN LIGHT – It’s GOOD for you to know
these words
Charismatic
Degradation
Devastated
“Extraordinary deprivation” (KB)
Generalisation
Oblivious
“Outpouring of emotion” (KB)
Remedying (JH)
Restitution (KB)