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Dr Graeme Gower is an Associate Professor in the School of Education at Curtin University, based in the Faculty of Humanities. His role extends to the Office of the Provost, where he contributes to strategic academic leadership. He is located in Room 214 of the Education Building on Curtin Perth Campus and can be contacted via Graeme.Gower@curtin.edu.au.
Dr Gower's research focuses on Indigenous education equity, culturally responsive pedagogies, and strengthening partnerships between schools and Aboriginal communities. His work emphasizes ethical research practices in Indigenous contexts, curriculum reform for cultural inclusion, and supporting non-Indigenous educators to navigate cultural interfaces. Key themes include First Nations student success, Aboriginal education workers' professional development, and decolonizing educational systems.
His publications span over two decades, addressing topics like culturally responsive assessment frameworks, remote school-community partnerships, and the role of technology in Indigenous workforce training. Recent work explores principles for Indigenous-led language programs and strategies to embed cultural responsiveness across teaching practices.
Awards and recognition are not explicitly listed in the provided materials. His advisory contributions include roles in curriculum development, teacher education programs, and policy consultations with government agencies. He has collaborated extensively with Indigenous communities and organizations to co-design educational initiatives that empower Aboriginal students and educators.
Dr Gower’s research extends beyond academia through practical resources for educators and community engagement projects. He has contributed to national dialogues on cultural competency, equity in assessment, and the representation of Indigenous knowledge systems in mainstream education.
