Enhancing Resilience 1 links to Mathematics

Considering identity & culture

Talking about identity and culture - page 89

Definitions - page 90

Caught in the middle position - page 90

Interview - oral history - page 91

Definitions (worksheet) - page 92

‘Caught in the middle’ position (handout) - page 93

Interview (handout) - page 94 - Oral history interview questions

Chance and data

• Data can be gathered from samples and surveys, experiments and simulations, published data and databases, and used to estimate probabilities of events and to respond to claims and questions.
   

The changing face of Australia

Group membership - page 95

Timeline - page 96

Discussion and research - invasion & migration - pages 96-97

Past class photo - page 97

School based research - page 98

Class of Australia - page 98

Coruna - children and their teacher (handout) - page 99

Chance and data

• Data can be gathered from samples and surveys, experiments and simulations, published data and databases, and used to estimate probabilities of events and to respond to claims and questions.
• Data interpretation is simplified through the use of suitable representations and descriptive statistics.
• Simple measures of spread and centre, distribution of responses, and the effect of bias and outliers on the measures of location are used to make inferences.

Towards tomorrow – stories of contemporary Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people

One story - Mary Graham - pages 100-101

Research ‘before European settlement’ - pages 101-102

Reconciliation - page 103

Discussion - page 103

Presenting the research - page 103

Chance and data

• Data can be gathered from samples and surveys, experiments and simulations, published data and databases, and used to estimate probabilities of events and to respond to claims and questions.
   

This is Australia

This is Australia - page 104

This is Australia - ideas for presentations (handout) - page 105

Chance and data

• Data interpretation is simplified through the use of suitable representations and descriptive statistics.
• Simple measures of spread and centre, distribution of responses, and the effect of bias and outliers on the measures of location are used to make inferences.