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Tutor/Australian Curriculum · 8th Grade · Social Studies
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5 lessons
Analysing and Communicating Economic Issues
Develop responses to economic and business issues by evaluating costs and benefits, and learn to create evidence-based economic descriptions and explanations.
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5 lessons
Australia's Distinctive Landscapes and Landforms
Identify and describe Australia's major landscapes and significant landforms, using case studies such as Uluru and the Great Barrier Reef to understand distribution patterns.
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9 lessons
Australian National Identity and Civic Communication
Explore diverse perspectives on Australian national identity, trace the evolution of citizenship concepts, and develop skills to create evidence-based civic descriptions, explanations, and arguments.
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5 lessons
Budgeting and Financial Planning
Develop budgeting and financial planning skills for both individuals and businesses, including goal-setting, saving, and investment strategies.
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8 lessons
Business Adaptation and the Changing Nature of Work
Understand how businesses adapt to market opportunities, innovation, and technology, and examine the changing nature of work in Australia.
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6 lessons
Change, Power, and Perspectives in Asia-Pacific Societies
Analyse key developments, turning points, and challenges shaping continuity and change, and examine the perspectives of rulers and subject peoples regarding power and authority in the Asia-Pacific.
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4 lessons
Civic Inquiry Skills for Political and Legal Systems
Develop, refine, and apply inquiry skills to investigate Australia's political and legal systems by formulating questions, locating sources, and organising civic information.
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7 lessons
Civic Issues and Participation in Australia
Analyse perspectives on civic issues and develop strategies for effective civic participation and decision-making.
9
4 lessons
Comparing Urban Settlement: Australia and the USA
Describe and compare urban settlement distribution patterns in Australia and the United States, and explain the implications of these differences.
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9 lessons
Conducting Geographical Inquiry on Landscapes
Develop geographical questions and use fieldwork, geospatial technologies, and data analysis to investigate landscape and landform phenomena.
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4 lessons
Cultural and Spiritual Values of Australian Landscapes
Explain the spiritual, aesthetic, and cultural significance of Australian landscapes and landforms, particularly focusing on their importance as Country for First Nations Australians.
12
5 lessons
Culture, Religion, and Citizenship
Understand how cultural background and religious beliefs influence individuals' understanding of citizenship and participation in civic life.
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9 lessons
Economic Inquiry and Data Analysis Skills
Develop economic inquiry skills, from formulating and refining research questions to locating, organising, and interpreting economic and business data to identify trends and relationships.
Public learning track

Civic Inquiry Skills for Political and Legal Systems

Track 7 of 13 · 4 lessons

4 lessons

Goal

Develop, refine, and apply inquiry skills to investigate Australia's political and legal systems by formulating questions, locating sources, and organising civic information.

4 lessons
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  1. Developing Questions About Political and Legal SystemsUp next
  2. Refining Civics Inquiry Questions for InvestigationNot started yet
  3. Locating Civic Information From Different SourcesNot started yet
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Cultural and Spiritual Values of Australian Landscapes

Track 11 of 13 · 4 lessons

4 lessons

Goal

Explain the spiritual, aesthetic, and cultural significance of Australian landscapes and landforms, particularly focusing on their importance as Country for First Nations Australians.

4 lessons
0 of 4 done
  1. Spiritual Value of Landscapes for First Nations AustraliansUp next
  2. The Aesthetic Value of Australian LandscapesNot started yet
  3. Cultural Value of Landforms as Country for First Nations AustraliansNot started yet
  4. Dreaming Stories and the Creation of LandformsNot started yet