Teacher at one of Australia's most prestigious schools terrifies nine-year-old students by ripping up their drawings of their families to teach them a lesson about Aboriginal history The Knox Grammar School teacher was teaching nine-year-old students He got students to draw pictures of their families, culture and heritage He then ripped them up to show them how indigenous Australians felt
By Brittany Chain For Daily Mail Australia
Published: 13:49 GMT, 18 February 2019 | Updated: 02:57 GMT, 19 February 2019
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A teacher at one of Australia's most prestigious schools ripped up drawings made by his Year four students during a lesson on Aboriginal history.
The Knox Grammar School teacher was giving his nine-year-old students a drama lesson when he asked them to draw their background, heritage and families.
Once completed, he then collected the works and proceeded to tear them up in front of the class.
His aim was to put his students in the shoes of indigenous
