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Teaching Secondary History
Teaching Secondary History

By Jonathon Dallimore, Alison Bedford, Heather Sharp, Martin Kerby, James Goulding, Heather Sharp; Jonathon Dallimore; Alison Bedford; Martin Kerby; James Goulding; Treesa Clare Heath;

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Teaching Secondary History provides a comprehensive introduction to the theory and practice of teaching History to years 7–12 in Australian schools. Engaging directly with the Australian Curriculum...

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Teaching Secondary History
History Transformed Stage 5 Digital
History Transformed Stage 5
Teaching Secondary History
Power And Authority In The Modern World : Investigating And Interpreti...
Contesting The Great War : An Introduction To Key Debates Of The First...
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History Extension Resource Book
History Extension Resource Book

By Paul Kiem, Jonathon Dallimore, Michelle Kennedy, Sarah Nicholson, Michael Street, Michael Molkentin

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This Resource Book Is Designed To Assist Teachers And Students In Developing Their Own Approach To The History Extension. The Intention Is To Offer An Orientation And Structure That Will Help To St...

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