INTERACTIVE MODULES
The following interactive modules cover a range of topics for different year levels. For more information see the Teacher's Guide.
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| Can you save the Patagonian Toothfish? An interactive suitable for students studying Geography, International Politics, and Civics and Citizenship education. |
Can you de-mine your town? A cross-curriculum based approach that encourages clear-thinking and decision making. Also useful in leadership courses. |
Can you protect our North? An interactive suitable for students studying Geography, Politics and Civics and Citizenship education. |
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| Where have ADF forces served in war and peace over time? A very useful interactive for students studying Australian History, Geography and Civics and Citizenship education. |
What do we do with Jervis Bay? Suitable for students studying Geography, Environmental Studies, Civics and Citizenship and in leadership courses due to its decision making component. |
George Gittoes, Australian war artist: Acts of good citizenship The interactive can be used in Art, English, International Politics, History and Civics and Citizenship education. |
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| Impacts of Defence Bases on a Community Suitable for students studying Economics and Civics and Citizenship education. |
What does it mean to be a 'Norforce Warrior'? Suitable for students studying Media Studies and Civics and Citizenship. |
Operation Ratpack: Will you make it through the day? Suitable for students studying Health, Food Technology and Outdoor Ed. |
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| Would you be a Good Peacekeeper? Suitable for students studying Civics and Citizenship education. |
Australia and Afghanistan: Are we being a good international citizen? Suitable for History, Politics, International Relations, Legal Studies, English, Civics and Citizenship. |
Technical Requirements
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The minimum resolution required to view these interactive modules is 1024 x 768 pixels. You may need to turn off some of your browser options to view the full interactive on small screens.
