Summer 2010
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Summer 2010
A national curriculum: looking forward
An Australian curriculum to promote 21st century learning
Peter Hill offers leadership during a time of significant change in the learning landscape for Australian education. In this article, he outlines the development, conceptualisation and structure, use and accessibility, and support for an Australian curriculum in preparation.
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The challenges for history in the new curriculum
Historical understanding is a powerful educational tool, and yet history lacks a secure place in Australia’s current school education: the implementation of the new curriculum presents challenges. Stuart Macintyre explains the approach taken in the history curriculum design and its present stage of development.
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