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Making agreementsName wave - page 28 Family cards grouping activity - page 28 Generating rules & expectations - page 29 Refining the rules - page 30 School support for rules - page 30 Rules and expectations task sheet (worksheet) - page 31 | Culture and identity- Group identities are influenced by different factors, including family, communities, nationality, socioeconomic factors and religious beliefs.
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Considering identity & cultureTalking 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 | Time, continuity and change- Australian narratives and identities have been shaped by 20th century events including major conflicts, waves of immigration, social divisions and changes, and government relations with other nations.
- Evidence of events in Australian, Asian, Pacific and global settings can be interpreted from different perspectives and values positions.
Culture and identity- Group identities are influenced by different factors, including family, communities, nationality, socioeconomic factors and religious beliefs.
- Cultural diversity in Australia is influenced by public opinion, media portrayals, government policies and the impacts of globalisation.
- Community perceptions of Aboriginal cultures and Torres Strait Islander cultures have resulted in positive and negative responses to Indigenous people.
- Contact between cultures has produced movements to improve democratic participation and citizenship rights for specific groups.
- Cultural research involves following protocols and acting sensitively.
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The changing face of AustraliaGroup 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 | Time, continuity and change- Australian narratives and identities have been shaped by 20th century events including major conflicts, waves of immigration, social divisions and changes, and government relations with other nations.
- Important ideas of democracy, government and law, citizenship rights and public decision making, and the concepts of power, dissent and civic duty, developed from ancient to modern times and from Eastern and Western cultures.
- Evidence of events in Australian, Asian, Pacific and global settings can be interpreted from different perspectives and values positions.
Culture and identity- Group identities are influenced by different factors, including family, communities, nationality, socioeconomic factors and religious beliefs.
- Cultural diversity in Australia is influenced by public opinion, media portrayals, government policies and the impacts of globalisation.
- Community perceptions of Aboriginal cultures and Torres Strait Islander cultures have resulted in positive and negative responses to Indigenous people.
- Contact between cultures has produced movements to improve democratic participation and citizenship rights for specific groups.
- Cultural research involves following protocols and acting sensitively.
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Towards tomorrow – stories of contemporary Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peopleOne story - Mary Graham - pages 100-101 Research ‘before European settlement’ - pages 101-102 Reconciliation - page 103 Discussion - page 103 Presenting the research - page 103 | Time, continuity and change- Australian narratives and identities have been shaped by 20th century events including major conflicts, waves of immigration, social divisions and changes, and government relations with other nations.
- Important ideas of democracy, government and law, citizenship rights and public decision making, and the concepts of power, dissent and civic duty, developed from ancient to modern times and from Eastern and Western cultures.
- Evidence of events in Australian, Asian, Pacific and global settings can be interpreted from different perspectives and values positions.
Culture and identity- Group identities are influenced by different factors, including family, communities, nationality, socioeconomic factors and religious beliefs.
- Cultural diversity in Australia is influenced by public opinion, media portrayals, government policies and the impacts of globalisation.
- Community perceptions of Aboriginal cultures and Torres Strait Islander cultures have resulted in positive and negative responses to Indigenous people.
- Contact between cultures has produced movements to improve democratic participation and citizenship rights for specific groups.
- Cultural research involves following protocols and acting sensitively.
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This is AustraliaThis is Australia - page 104 This is Australia - ideas for presentations (handout) - page 105 | Time, continuity and change- Australian narratives and identities have been shaped by 20th century events including major conflicts, waves of immigration, social divisions and changes, and government relations with other nations.
- Important ideas of democracy, government and law, citizenship rights and public decision making, and the concepts of power, dissent and civic duty, developed from ancient to modern times and from Eastern and Western cultures.
- Evidence of events in Australian, Asian, Pacific and global settings can be interpreted from different perspectives and values positions.
Culture and identity- Group identities are influenced by different factors, including family, communities, nationality, socioeconomic factors and religious beliefs.
- Cultural diversity in Australia is influenced by public opinion, media portrayals, government policies and the impacts of globalisation.
- Community perceptions of Aboriginal cultures and Torres Strait Islander cultures have resulted in positive and negative responses to Indigenous people.
- Contact between cultures has produced movements to improve democratic participation and citizenship rights for specific groups.
- Cultural research involves following protocols and acting sensitively.
Political and economic systems- Australia’s government systems are based on liberal democratic principles, including the ‘common good’ and parliamentary elections, perform functions, including developing policy and formulating legislation, and have institutions and instruments, including the High Court and Acts of Parliament.
- Australia’s legal and justice systems are based on principles, including an independent judiciary, perform functions, including the protection of rights, and use different types of law and courts.
- Australian citizenship involves recognising global perspectives and balancing majority rule against respecting minority interests.
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