Source Victorian Curriculum and Assessment Authority (Australia)
Subject Interdisciplinary, History/Social Studies
Grade Level 7, 8 |
Leadership- Then and Now
The Leadership- Then and Now unit includes an introduction, the learning focus, 4 teaching and learning activities, assessment criteria, and resources.
Unit description from source: In Leadership - then and now students examine the concept of leadership by comparing leaders of an ancient or medieval society with leaders in contemporary Australian society.
They use brainstorming to develop ideas of what constitutes leadership and consolidate their understanding through their research and discussion. A focus on note-taking and documenting sources provides a starting point for evaluating the quality of evidence obtained.
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Source Victorian Curriculum and Assessment Authority (Australia)
Subject Interdisciplinary, History/Social Studies, Communication
Grade Level 7, 8 |
The 1967 Referendum
The The 1967 Referendum unit includes an introduction, the learning focus, 7 teaching and learning activities, assessment criteria, and resources.
Unit description from source: The 1967 Referendum was a significant milestone in the progress towards equal rights for Indigenous Australians. It holds great symbolic importance for Indigenous Australians. In the campaign for the referendum, Victorians played a significant role. In The 1967 Referendum, students evaluate the significance of the 1967 Referendum by:
- reflecting on the civil, political and social rights enjoyed by citizens in a democracy
- analysing democratic values, including freedom, equality and respect
- examining the Referendum’s historical, social and political context
- understanding the importance of referendums as a process of constitutional change
- analysing a range of primary sources, including photographs, speeches, songs, slogans, pamphlets and statistical data
- developing strategies in brainstorming, questioning and note-making
- researching and presenting a point of view on a significant issue
- understanding the importance of context, audience and purpose in presenting a point of view.
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