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Tina Jameson
onto Humanities - to support Australian Curriculum October 16, 2014 6:54 PM
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Get The Future of Food presented by National Geographic on the App Store. See screenshots and ratings, and read customer reviews.
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The University College London (UCL) Centre for Digital Humanities–in collaboration with 4Humanities–has created a new The Humanities Matter! infographic with statistics and arguments for the humanities in high-impact visual form. [Download PDF] Countering clichéd, factually ungrounded criticisms, The Humanities Matter! draws on published statistics and a crowdsourced poll to give a shout out to the [...]
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Award winning infographic showing the importance of studying the humanities.
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A lego video Made by Chicken Feet Films about the Ancient Egyptians. The third installment to the Lego History Series.
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For our year 7 students - an unusual but informative clip about the construction of the pyramids. Liked the animation - even if you chose not to share the clip - the concept of creating the model and presenting the explanation in this way would be fun and achievable for the students to attempt.
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MEET THE ANZACs is a moving picture book bringing to life the journey the ANZACs took from Australia and New Zealand to Gallipoli.
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This short book trailer for Clare Saxby's picture book would be a great lesson starter.
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Imagine the world before the Industrial Revolution. Most people lived in a rural environment, relying mainly on human or...
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ABC Splash has a number of useful links - this particular 5 minute clip shows the Global impact of the Industrial Revolution - and links this to the the shift from traditional military methods of world 'domination' to the increasingly devastating impact brought by this industrial advancement.
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It's 160 years ago this year (2014) since the first railway was opened in Australia in 1854. The railways were a vast improvement on the Cobb and Co. coaches, which carried people, and the drays an...
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Linking the impact of the Industrial Revolution to Australia.
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Great intro to Y9 Industrial Revolution / Child Labour.
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April 2, 2013 1:41 AM
Song about life for children in factories during the industrial revolution
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Get The Future of Food presented by National Geographic on the App Store. See screenshots and ratings, and read customer reviews.
Tina Jameson's insight:
At time of 'Scooping' (World Food Day) National Geographic are offering this as a free App - could be a very useful resource for supporting issues covered by both the Geography and Science curriculum. (Food security, poverty, sustainability etc).
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This animation is designed to help teachers to tune into the grand narrative of Australian Curriculum Geography. Via Julie Wicks
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Great introductory animation that could be used to explain what the subject of 'Geography' actually involves. Level is appropriate for students, but would be good to use with parents (or even to explain what you do to 'non' Geography teachers).
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"Ancient History Encyclopedia is a non-profit educational website with a global vision: to provide the best ancient history information on the internet for free. We combine different media, subjects and periods in interactive ways that will help readers understand both the "big picture" and the detail. Editorial review is a key component in our process to ensure highest quality."
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Peer reviewed. Well set up and attractive. Worth a look.
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Learn more about the Senior Secondary Australian Curriculum at www.australiancurriculum.edu.au/SeniorSecondary/Overview. ACARA has developed curriculum for 1...
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Very generic intro into the Australian History Curriculm presented by ACARA.
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Facebook Twitter Google+ LinkedIn60.7KsharesThis map shows the estimated net immigration (inflows minus outflows) by origin and destination country between 2010 and 2015. Blue circles = positive net migration (more inflows). Red circles = negative net migration (more outflows). Each yellow dot represents 1,000 people. Hover over a circle to see that country’s total net migration between …
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Fascinating visual of world migration, ins and outs across the globe.
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Available now: http://www.randomhouse.com.au/books/peter-fitzsimons/gallipoli-9781741666595.aspx On 25 April 1915, Allied forces landed on the Gallipoli Peni...
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Another excellent Gallipoli focused book trailer. Moving in its brevity.
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At 126 feet tall, cut from marble, adorned with a spiral frieze intricately carved with 155 scenes, Trajan’s amazing column is a war diary that soars over Rome. Its tale: how the emperor vanquished a fierce but noble enemy.
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Ancient Rome: Includes a fascinating stop-motion animation of the building of Trajan's Column.
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Teaching about the Industrial Revolution in Australia The Industrial Revolution (1750-1914) is a fascinating part of modern world history. It had far-reaching impacts and was the catalyst for dram...
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This site may unashamedly promote Sovereign Hill as a destination, however it contains useful and accessible information on the impact of the Industrial Revolution in Australia. The site includes a couple of video presentations as well as text.
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Why did the Industrial Revolution happen in 18th century Britain? It happened because of the special combination of geological good fortune, the ascendancy o... Via Adam Sullivan
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Nicely dramatic BBC presentation of the Industrial Revolution. Y9 Australian Curriculum.
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April 2, 2013 4:05 AM
Detailed recount of the British Industrial Revolution
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Following the post I published here a few days ago entitled " 14 Free Resources for Primary Source Documents" somebody emailed me this wonderful cheat sheet outlining the 6 Cs of primary source... Via Katie Lee
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This animation is designed to help teachers to tune into the grand narrative of Australian Curriculum: History.
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Good intro to share with students, parents or non 'History' teachers....
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The fifteen units of work in Global Words have been produced by World Vision Australia and the Primary English Teaching Association Australia (PETAA) to i... Via Julie Wicks
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Units of work to meet the needs of the Australian Curriculum with a 'Global Citizenship' focus. Units designed to link both Geography and English requirements.
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Create an interactive, visually engaging timeline in minutes. Use dynamic visualization tools to display photos, videos, news and blogs in chronological order. Browse through visually stunning timelines created by popular newspapers, politicians, celebrities, teachers and the Dipity community.
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Could be an engaging and alternative tool for students to collate and present their research - lots of potential. Would certainly make a change to PowerPoint and posters.
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Learn more about the Senior Secondary Australian Curriculum at www.australiancurriculum.edu.au/SeniorSecondary/Overview. State and territory curriculum, asse...
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Very generic intro to the philosophy / aims of the Australian Geography Curriculum presented by ACARA (Australian Curriculum assessment and Reporting Authority).
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At time of 'Scooping' (World Food Day) National Geographic are offering this as a free App - could be a very useful resource for supporting issues covered by both the Geography and Science curriculum. (Food security, poverty, sustainability etc).