Hurricanes have a long history of causing havoc and destruction when they rip through towns and cities. Water vapour is the fuel of the storm and people are left cleaning up after it has passed.
This teaching topic contains resources on this weather storm.
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This Teaching Topic provides resources on the culture, traditions and the everyday lives of the Japanese people. They have also experienced hardships throughout the country's history.
In March 2011 the world watched as Japan was hit by a devastating tsunami, engulfing entire towns fo...
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(Updated Jan, 2009) Young people experience a variety of emotions, with the incidence of mental health cases increasing. Often it is left untreated until it is too late. Assist your students in understanding the various health issues associated with mental health.
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The Middle Ages is often associated with knights, castles and extraordinary cathedrals. It was a period in history, which followed the fall of the Roman Empire. However many interesting developments took place in the form of Gothic architecture and sculpture.
Mining has a long history within Australia and the landscape has changed overtime. The Gold rush period encouraged more immigrants to Australia impacting on population numbers. Australia has many different types of minerals and resources that are extracted from all around the county.
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Australia is a multicultural society with people from diverse ethnic and racial backgrounds. Discuss with your students the importance of multiculturalism, while examining different cultures.
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Natural disasters are beyond human control, and can happen anytime unexpectedly. It is a topic worth examining with your students as natural disasters often impact on human life.
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Nazi Germany is a topic covered in modern history classes around the country. This period of history refers to the state of Germany from 1933 to 1945. This Teaching topic contains various resources dealing specially with events, people, and policy structures during World War II in Germany.
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Obesity has become a major concern for health authorities in Australia for both adults and children. Often obesity is a health risk, which can lead to diabetes, heart disease and cancer. Over the years the government has introduced health initiatives to combat this epidemic.
(Updated July, 2009) Living in a country that promotes democracy, Australians are given the opportunity to be heard. Often citizens are not well informed on the election process. Encourage your students to gain an understanding of the political process with some of these resources.
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Contains various resources dealing with the population debate. Some themes include, migrants, infrastructure, housing and environmental sustainability.
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Have you ever wondered what can be recycled and how? Most times we don't even stop to think about what happens next after the weekly garbage truck has driven away.
Refugees are people who flee or escape conflict, persecution or a natural disaster from their country. Refugees face many issues as they try and find asylum in another country. This Teaching Topic contains a variety of resources on the struggles and hardships facing refugees and what happens to t...
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Different types of relationships are developed throughout an individual's life and continue to evolve. The notion of a traditional family has changed with people's attitudes continually shifting. Over time various family types have developed, which can include, nuclear, extended, single parent, s...
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Different religions are practised by people all over the world daily. This Teaching Topic provides resources about the different beliefs and values in common religious studies.
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Climate change is taking place across the world forcing governments, communities and individuals to look at alternative ways to reduce green house emissions. The renewable energy sector is growing with solar and wind power often used. Help explain to your students the benefits associated with ren...
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In the competitive world of sport we have witnessed some amazing scenes of celebrations and triumphs. Dreams are accomplished and champions are born. But many sports have also been embroiled in controversies.
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(Updated Jan, 2009) The Indigenous population of Australia has a rich culture. Help your students understand the history and issues surrounding Indigenous people.
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The acceleration of technology has resulted in a convergence of media. This has caused new threats to develop, especially online. Stimulate discussion with your students while alerting them to the dangers of the Internet.
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The threat of terrorism is a daily challenge in the world we live in today. Over the last few years the world has witnessed several acts of terrorism. Explore the various activities and theories behind terrorist networks.
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The tourism industry continues to grow with people traveling on a daily basis. The following resources explore the impacts of tourism globally.
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Transport has evolved considerably over the centuries and various modes of transport are now available to assist in passenger and freight transportation. Since the Industrial Revolution in the 19th century the capabilities of transport have increased.
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We often hear people talking about a virtual reality, but do we know what this really means? Do you belong to a virtual community? How many hours do you spend in front of the computer updating and changing your avatar? These questions may seem a little obscure but many of us are living out our fa...
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Water is a natural resource with importance to many living beings. Develop your students understanding about the water crisis through the resources available.
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The Youth Issues Teaching Topic contains resources on binge drinking, youth homelessness, the youth road toll, mental illness and the digital revolution.
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