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9th grade australian history videos
QUICK Gallipoli Film Study
Although watching the film Gallipoli in class can be highly beneficial for students to gain insight into the conditions and experiences that Australian soldiers faced during WWI, sometimes we as teachers simply cannot find the time within the term to give up 2 or 3 lessons to watch a film. For this reason, I took key scenes from the film and produced it into a short 10 minute clip. This video, once paired with my Historical Accuracy worksheet (which allows students to compare primary sources wit
Grades:
7th - 10th
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Australian Indigenous Language Course - A Case Study
Many Australians are unaware of the distinctive features of Aboriginal languages, how many were spoken in Australia at the time of the first arrival of overseas explorers and even what they sound and look like.This curriculum of short simple lessons explore the principles of language, how sounds are created, and the key features of an indigenous language. The topic is a fascinating one and it is a series of lessons have been delivered to a variety of audiences - from secondary students to highly
Grades:
7th - 11th, Staff
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Australia - Australian Society Through The Lens of Mainstream Media
In 'Australia - Australian Society Through The Lens of Mainstream Media' students consider the role media plays in shaping cultural identity by engaging with a Powerpoint presentation designed to challenge the significance of Australian stereotypes.
The product includes:
* 25 slides (images) and embedded video footage of Australian stereotypes
* Captions and questions designed to provoke discussion.
Grades:
7th - 12th, Higher Education
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Australia and New Zealand Travel Commercial
Students select an island, state, or territory in the area, research that location, and create a commercial to attract tourists. Can be done using technology (iPads or computers) or with a good old posterboard! I have also included the notes I required them to take in outlining their commercial.
[You could expand this project to include all of Oceania but I found that many of the islands were difficult for middle schoolers to research in a short amount of time.]
Subjects:
Grades:
5th - 12th
6:53
Part 8. Nyangumarta Question Words - Australian Indigenous Language Case Study
This video lesson reviews the way questions are asked in Nyangumarta, as well as the way they are asked with hand movement - no speech - which is good for hunting when everyone needs to keep quiet.Nyangumarta is used as a case study of an Australian Indigenous Language to teach students about the key linguistic features of a typical Australian Aboriginal Language.This is part of my Australian Indigenous Language Course - A Case StudyCompletion of this course won't enable the student to be a flue
Grades:
7th - 10th, Staff
Also included in:Â Australian Indigenous Language Course - A Case Study
6:24
How Many Australian Indigenous Languages Are There?
This short lesson describes the scope of Australian Indigenous Languages and how they are related.The lesson also provides a free download of a hi-res full colour map that shows all known indigenous languages as they were original distributed. The map is published by the NSW Museum.For the budding linguist and those interested in an authentic Australian Indigenous experience. ********************************************Learn more about the author atMalcom Brown***********************************
Grades:
6th - 9th
Year 9 History First Fleet PowerPoint
A PowerPoint on the First Fleet for Year 9 History. Includes a link to YouTube clip "Bound for Botany Bay"
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Grades:
9th
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Also included in:Â Year 9 Australian History First Fleet and Convicts
10:48
Part 9. Pronouns - Australian Indigenous Language Case Study
This video lesson encourages the understanding of Nyangumarta pronouns. Through the analysis of pronouns students will be presented with a different categorisation of what they would be familiar with, and glean a glimpse of the complexity of a Western desert Australian Aboriginal languageNyangumarta is used as a case study of an Australian Indigenous Language to teach students about the key linguistic features of a typical Australian Aboriginal Language.Completion of this course won't enable th
Grades:
7th - 11th, Staff
Types:
Also included in:Â Australian Indigenous Language Course - A Case Study
10:28
Part 10. Nyangumarta Grammar- Australian Indigenous Language Case Study
This video walks the students through the grammatical structure of a sample of Nyangumarta sentences. By now students would be familiar with how different sounds and word structures can be in an Indigenous Language. The unique structure continues with sentence structure - the grammatical rules. Nyangumarta is used as a case study of an Australian Indigenous Language to teach students about the key linguistic features of a typical Australian Aboriginal Language.The course provides a true taste
Grades:
7th - 11th, Staff
Also included in:Â Australian Indigenous Language Course - A Case Study
14:21
Part 7. Nyangumarta Words - Australian Indigenous Language Case Study
This video lesson encourages the practice of some Nyangumarta words. Nyangumarta is used as a case study of an Australian Indigenous Language to teach students about the key linguistic features of a typical Australian Aboriginal Language.Completion of this course won't enable the student to be a fluent speaker of the language. The course simply provides a true taste of an Australian Indigenous Language.This is part of my Australian Indigenous Language Course - A Case StudyFor the budding linguis
Grades:
7th - 10th, Staff
Also included in:Â Australian Indigenous Language Course - A Case Study
16:56
Part 6. The Nyangumarta Alphabet - Australian Indigenous Language Case Study
This video lesson outlines the Nyangumarta sounds and the alphabet used.Nyangumarta is used as a case study of an Australian Indigenous Language to teach students about the key linguistic features of a typical Australian Aboriginal Language.As Indigenous languages don't have a long written history, the written version is very much closer to how the language is spoken.This is part of my Australian Indigenous Language Course - A Case StudyFor the budding linguist and those interested in an authent
Grades:
7th - 10th, Staff
Also included in:Â Australian Indigenous Language Course - A Case Study
12:41
Part 4. The Nyangumarta Speakers
This video lesson details some of the history of the people that speak the Indigenous language and their long successful struggle to control their own destiny.For this interested, Shane Howard (Shane Michael Howard AM, who is an Australian singer-songwriter and guitarist, was the mainstay of folk rock group Goanna which had hit singles with ""Solid Rock"" and "Let the Franklin Flow") describes the recent political history of the people who speak Nyangumarta. It was an important part of Australi
Grades:
7th - 10th, Staff
Also included in:Â Australian Indigenous Language Course - A Case Study
Australia in 1750
A overview of how Australia changed from 1750 to 1918
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Grades:
9th
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Also included in:Â Australian History Overview 1750 - 1918
4:42
Part 2. Australian Indigenous Language - Places of Articulation
This video lessons explains where to position your tongue and lips to articulate Australian Indigenous languages. A remote living desert language of Western Australia is used in this case study, illustrating how Indigenous sounds are articulated.Great resource, along with the workbook 'Mechanics of Talking' in showing how sounds are articulated.For the budding linguist and those interested in an authentic Australian Indigenous experience.This is part of my Australian Indigenous Language Course -
Grades:
5th - 10th
Also included in:Â How to Pronounce the Sounds of an Australian Indigenous Language
3:47
Part 3. Australian Indigenous Language - Manner of Articulation
This video listen explains how to position your tongue and lips to articulate Australian Indigenous languages. A particular language of Western Australia is used in this case study that shows how Indigenous sounds are articulated.Great resource, along with the workbook 'Mechanics of Talking' in showing how sounds are articulated.For the budding linguist and those interested in an authentic Australian Indigenous experience.This is part of my Australian Indigenous Language Course - A Case Study***
Grades:
6th - 10th, Staff
Also included in:Â How to Pronounce the Sounds of an Australian Indigenous Language
4:21
Part 1. It All Started with Monty
Monty was the person who taught me all about my first Indigenous Language. He was an linguistic academic who loved language and wanted to know as much as possible about the mechanics of language.He taught me his language and I showed him more about English. In the end, he wrote his own book about his life - in both languages.This is part of my Australian Indigenous Language Course - A Case StudyFor the budding linguist and those interested in an authentic Australian Indigenous experience. ******
Grades:
7th - 10th, Staff
Also included in:Â Australian Indigenous Language Course - A Case Study
Year 9 Australian History Introduction 1750 -1918
An overview of the Year 9 Australian History course from 1750 to 1918.
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Grades:
9th
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Also included in:Â Australian History Overview 1750 - 1918
Summary of WW1 and introduction to Interwar Years (Year 10 Australia- History)
Used in my Year 10 History Class, this fully editable power-point gives an overview of the effects of WW1 and introduces the interwar period. This worked well with the Oxford Big Ideas Year 10 History Australian textbook and/ or the reading linked on my store. Includes an opening activity, comparison maps activity, video link, reading, and exit ticket.
Grades:
9th - 10th
4:50
A Nyangumarta Reader - Australian Indigenous Language Case Study
This short children's reader is a locally written and published item used in an Australian Bilingual school. Bilingual schools are where students learn to read and write in their own language first, and then start to learn to read and write in English once the literacy skills are locked in with their first language.To learn more about Australian Indigenous Languages, please review my Language Learning Course - A Case Study.*************************************************************************
Grades:
6th - 10th, Staff
Also included in:Â Australian Indigenous Language Course - A Case Study
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