YALANGBARA ART OF THE DJANGKAWU 2008 Bite-sized chapters take students from

Bite-sized chapters take students from forming a group and establishing roles through to dealing with conflict and delivering a group assessment

managing change in the workplace

Each lesson is divided into two heard most of the exercises and reading and writing exercises

preparing you to communicate effectively with management

Additionally each chapter ends with a brief section called 'reflection' which comprises three questions for readers to reflect on

YALANGBARA ART OF THE DJANGKAWU 2008 Bite-sized chapters take students fromYalangbara is the first indigenous art publication to focus on one significant ancestral site. It has been produced on behalf of members of the Rirratjingu clan to celebrate Yalangbara (Port Bradshaw), the landing site of the Djangkawu ancestors, the law givers and progenitors of the people throughout north east Arnhem Land. Their creative activities are depicted by three generations of talented Marika artists, including Mawalan 1, Mathaman,