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[DOC File]A Mature Multiculturalism for Australia
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In Australia, two thirds (66 per cent) of children attend public schools that are funded by the government, and charge parents a voluntary contribution fee. The remainder attend private schools, which comprise Catholic schools (20 per cent of overall enrolments) and Independent schools (14 per cent) (ISCA 2011). The latter are mostly affiliated with a Christian denomination, such as Anglican ...
[DOCX File]Year 5 plan — Australian Curriculum: Geography
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They also examine how human decisions and actions influence the way spaces within places are organised and managed. The scale of study in Year 6 shifts to the global with a study of the world’s cultural, economic, demographic and social diversity. Students also study Australia’s connections with other places, the effects of these interconnections and the factors that affect people’s ...
[DOCX File]Australia's Neighbours – Stage 2 Geography
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comparison of the natural and human features of a city in Australia with a city in a neighbouring country. Climate of places – Students: investigate the climates of different places, for example: (ACHGK017) comparison of climates in different places. Similarities and differences between places – Students: investigate the settlement patterns and demographic characteristics of places and the ...
[DOC File]AP Human Geography – Vocabulary Lists
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1788-1838 British Convicts in Australia: Beginning in 1788 and lasting for 50 years, tens of thousands of convicts were shipped from Britain to Australia, where . they had a lasting impact on the continent's population geography. This was a . forced migration. 1790s French Revolution
[DOC File]Geography
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Ensure the map that you have selected has BOLTSS (BORDER, ORIENTATION, LEGEND, TITLE, SCALE, SOURCE, Keys to Geography: Essential Skills and Tools, Australian Geography Teachers Association). Describe the location of the rainforests and deserts (Use an atlas for assistance). Locate the two countries chosen previously in the unit on this map using grid references, compass direction and …
[DOCX File]Place and liveability 2 - Stage 4 Geography
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This will be a comparison between Australia and a place from the least liveable places listed from lesson 1.2. During the fieldwork, you will draw a field sketch of your local community to show the environmental quality in the local area. Then complete a photo sketch of your least liveable place. In both sketches, you will record the main geographical and environmental features that are visible.
[DOC File]WELCOME TO AP HUMAN GEOGRAPHY
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AP Human Geography Syllabus. Mr. Tyler Warmerdam. warmerdam.t@monet.k12.ca.us. Summer Assignment . You will need to print the AP HUMAN GEOGRAPHY summer assignment from the Enochs High School website. You will need to complete the AP HUG World Atlas maps by the second day of the new school year. If you do not have access to print the summer assignment, you can request a paper …
[DOCX File]Geography K-6 - organisation for small schools
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Geography and history are equivalent in teaching time in each stage. The HSIE KLA remains a 90 minutes per week subject K-6. Local Places . Local places table The table lists the stages and the key inquiry questions, outcomes, content, plus teaching and learning ideas and sample questions to assist with teaching Geography; Stages. Key Inquiry Questions. Outcomes. Content. Teaching and Learning ...
[DOC File]AP Human Geography – Vocabulary Lists
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A 19th- and early 20th-century approach to the study of geography that argued that the general laws sought by human geographers could be found in the physical sciences. Geography was therefore the study o f how the physical environment caused human activities.
[DOCX File]Geography
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The human alteration of biomes to produce food, industrial materials and fibres, and the environmental effects of these alterations (ACHGK061) The environmental, economic and technological factors that influence crop yields in Australia and across the world (ACHGK062)
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