Name: Dessa Abarra | SID: 22187855 | Course ID: TEAC2062 History, Geography, Civics and Citizenship in the Primary Years

Welcome

The following virtual supports a Stage 3 History investigation of the Whitlam Institute. This site study aims to help students explore how Australian society changed during the twentieth century. 

Through this site, students will engage with photographs and archival material to investigate how individuals and governments can shape the rights and freedoms of Australians.

Learning Outcomes - NESA

HS3-HIS-01: Examines and describes the development of Australian colonies and Australia as a nation, using sources as evidence

HS3-DEM-01: Describes the origins and features of Australia's democratic system of government and laws

HS3-CWT-01: creates written texts to communicate ideas and understanding about people, places and events of the past and the present

Students will use sources to describe how Australia grew from colonies into a nation and how its democratic government and laws began, and will write texts to share their understanding

Frequently asked questions

What is a virtual site study?

A virtual site study is a digital interactive learning platform that investigates a historical or geographical location. It allows students to explore the significance of places, and develop an understanding of their historical and geographical contexts.

How does this site study support HSIE K-6 teachers?

This site study provides structured lessons aligned with NSW syllabus outcomes, offering ready-to-use inquiry questions, pre-visit preparation, and classroom-based fieldwork alternatives for regional or remote schools.

Can this be used prior to an onsite visit?

Yes. The study serves as an effective tool to familiarise students with the historical context, and guiding enquiry questions before conducting onsite fieldwork

Where can I find syllabus outcome links?

The full History syllabus outline can be found on the official NESA page

https://www.nsw.gov.au/education-and-training/nesa/curriculum/hsie/history-k-10-2012 

Inquiry Questions

 

How did the Whitlam Government change the lives of Australians?

Whose lives changed the most?

 

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