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First Fleet | AC History Units
http://www.achistoryunits.edu.au/year-4/unit-program/y4-overview-v3.html
Developed by the History Teachers' Association of Australia. Year 4 First Fleet. First contacts the First Fleet. This unit is designed to help teachers resource the year 4 curriculum, with specific focus on the First Fleet. It examines the stories of both convicts and free settlers and the nature of contact between Indigenous and European communities. Models the inquiry process: using, interpreting and analysing historical sources (images and documents). Promotes guided group discussion and investigation.
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The Industrial Revolution, 1750-1914 | AC History Units
http://www.achistoryunits.edu.au/unit-program/y8-industrial-revolution-overview.html
Developed by the History Teachers' Association of Australia. Year 9 Industrial Revolution. The Industrial Revolution, 1750-1914. Year level: Year 9. Australian Curriculum: History reference Depth Study 1 Making a Better World? The Industrial Revolution, 1750-1914 option. Year 9 program: the Industrial Revolution, 1750-1914. PDF, 158 KB). Year 9 program template. Word, 145 KB). Year 9 lesson template. Word, 143 KB). Year 9 program: the Industrial Revolution,. PDF, 158 KB). Year 9 program template.
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A significant local site | AC History Units
http://www.achistoryunits.edu.au/year-2/unit-program/y2-overview-v3.html
Developed by the History Teachers' Association of Australia. Year 2 A significant local site. A significant local site. Past in the present a significant local site. Build towards an outcome that can be used for a final summative assessment. See: Year 2 program: A significant local site. PDF, 195 KB). And the Year 2 learning sequence summary. PDF, 141 KB). Year 2 program: A significant local site. PDF, 195 KB). Year 2 learning sequence summary. PDF, 141 KB).
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Federation | AC History Units
http://www.achistoryunits.edu.au/year-6/unit-program/y6-overview-v2.html
Developed by the History Teachers' Association of Australia. Australia as a nation Federation. This unit presents a learning sequence for Year 6 students to develop their historical inquiry skills by investigating the key figures and events that led to Australia's Federation. Individually and as a group they will produce a range of presentation formats, narratives and descriptions of life at the time of Federation, based on evidence from their examination of historical sources. Year 6 program: Federation.
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National History Challenge
http://www.nfaw.org/what-we-do/national-history-challenge
The National History Challenge encourages students from years 5 to 12 to use research and inquiry based learning to discover more aboutAustraliaand its past. The NFAW sponsors the Women’s Category, which raises the awareness of Australian school children of the role played by women inAustralia’s history. The History Teachers’ Association of Australia. Conducts the National History Challenge each year. Details about the Challenge and how to enter are available on the National History Challenge website.
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Archives 2009 - The History Teachers' Association of NSW
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The History Teachers' Association of NSW - The History Teachers' Association of NSW. PD and Course Dates Sydney. Remote Subsidy (HSC Study Days). Risk Assessment (HSC Study Days). AUSTRALIAN CURRICULUM ARCHIVES: 2009. HTAA Releases "Pre-Service" Statement. To read statement click here. HTAA Response to the National Curriculum Board's History Framing Paper. To read click here. National Curriculum Board Update. National Curriculum Board Releases Framing Papers. The Shape of the Australian Curriculum'.
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Last Post – Kimberley | Simpson Prize 2010 Blog
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Simpson Prize 2010 Blog. Student trip to Gallipoli. Last Post – Alice. Last Post – Alix →. Last Post – Kimberley. May 10, 2010. Not only was the commemoration of Australian and New Zealand soldiers a major experience for me, but also the acknowledgement of our soldier brothers, the Turks. I found that the laying of the wreath of carnations at the Turkish 57. This entry was posted in Uncategorized. Last Post – Alice. Last Post – Alix →. One response to “ Last Post – Kimberley. May 17, 2010 at 2:51 pm.
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April | 2010 | Simpson Prize 2010 Blog
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Simpson Prize 2010 Blog. Student trip to Gallipoli. Monthly Archives: April 2010. April 29, 2010. April 26, 2010. Dale’s Anzac Day. April 25, 2010. Dale, Sophie Sarah and Maisie wreath handling. Hi everybody, Dale here. Sorry for any bad spelling and grammar; We’ve all been up since midnight with only an hour or two sleep to get us through so we’re all a bit delirious at the moment! Continue reading →. Anzac Day brief post. April 25, 2010. Lined up and ready to wreath wrangle. April 24, 2010. Whilst our ...
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Last Post – Will | Simpson Prize 2010 Blog
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Simpson Prize 2010 Blog. Student trip to Gallipoli. Last Post – Dale. Last Post – Will. May 13, 2010. I will never forget my time in Turkey with the Simpson Prize. The Simpson Prize must surely be a unique thing eight teenagers unknown to each other, thrown into an unfamiliar country, speaking an unfamiliar language. The experience, however, works amazingly well, and would become one of the most amazing times of my life. I similarly face difficulty in deciding on the highlight of the trip. Possibly o...
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Last Post – Sharee | Simpson Prize 2010 Blog
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Simpson Prize 2010 Blog. Student trip to Gallipoli. Last Post – Alix. Last Post – Dale →. Last Post – Sharee. May 10, 2010. As a teacher chaperone, the Simpson Prize trip provided an incredibly rich and intense form of professional development. It was an absolute privilege to travel and learn with such a gifted and curious team of like-minded Australians, and I am so very proud of each and every one of them. 8211; Sharee Verdon, Moreton Bay College. This entry was posted in Uncategorized. Channel 7 news ...
