Australian Curriculum Year 4 Humanities and Social Sciences (AC9HS4S04)
AC9
Australian Curriculum V9
HS
Humanities and Social Sciences
4
Year 4
S
Skills
04
Content Descriptor Number
Inspired by AC9HS4S04 of the Australian Curriculum Version 9.0, material in this section may help your child analyse information and data, and identify perspectives. It may also help further understanding in:
- comparing information in sources to identify evidence of change; for example, First Nations Australian, Dutch and French place names on Australia’s west coast (AC9HS4S04_E1)
- analysing information collected from interviews with different people about the same issue; for example, developers, businesspeople and their employees, council members, local Elders and conservationists, regarding the management of resources (AC9HS4S04_E2)
- analysing information gathered through visible thinking strategies to examine a group of paintings and/or maps across a period of time to explore evidence of continuity and change, and significant events in Australia pre- and post-1788 (for example, images of First Nations Australian rock painting depicting early interactions and trade with the Macassans) and comparing it with written information from a historian (AC9HS4S04_E3)
- exploring different perspectives about a historical event (for example, the perspectives of convicts, soldiers, free settlers and First Nations Australians on the arrival of the First Fleet) or a contemporary issue, such as a school issue or an environmental issue (AC9HS4S04_E4)
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