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Core Skills Analysis

History & Social Studies

  • Gained awareness of influential women who contributed to societal improvements in Western Australia.
  • Understood the role of individual and collective action in driving social and political change.
  • Recognized diverse contributions from women in various sectors impacting the state's progress.
  • Developed a sense of historical context regarding gender and societal development specific to Western Australia.

Tips

To deepen understanding of the contributions of women in Western Australia, encourage students to research a specific woman who made significant changes and present her story creatively through a poster or digital presentation. Facilitate discussions about the challenges these women might have faced and compare them to contemporary issues related to gender equality. Extend learning by exploring notable women from other Australian states or internationally, fostering a broader perspective on the impact of women in history. Incorporate field trips or virtual tours to local museums or heritage sites focusing on women's history to create an experiential connection with the content.

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Learning Standards

  • ACHASSK086 - The roles and contributions of women and Aboriginal Peoples in Australian society and history.
  • ACHASSI115 - Communicating understandings, findings, arguments and conclusions in a range of modes and styles.
  • ACHASSI094 - Sequence information about people’s lives and events from the past to the present.

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  • Create a timeline worksheet tracing important events featuring women in Western Australia’s history.
  • Write a diary entry or letter from the perspective of a woman who made a difference, reflecting on her experiences and motivations.
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