Friday, 7 December 2012
The Centre for WA History at The University of Western Australia will once again run a series of Professional Learning Seminars on the Australian Curriculum: History in February.
Registrations will open in mid-December and venues at UWA will be confirmed in January. Each seminar is priced at $80 and includes resource information and refreshments.
Academics from UWA will present from their areas of specialisation as follows:
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‘The Black Death in Asia, the Middle East and Europe in the Fourteenth Century' (suited to Year 8 teachers), presented by Dr Andrew Broertjes
Monday 11 February
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‘The Environment Movement' (Year 10), presented by Professor Andrea Gaynor
Monday 11 February
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‘Investigating the Ancient Past' (Year 7), presented by Professor Alistair Paterson
Tuesday 12 February
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'1000 years of Classical Civilisations' (Year 7), presented by Dr Michael Champion
Tuesday 12 February
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‘The Australian Colonies in the Nineteenth Century' (Year 5), presented by Dr Sue Hart
Monday 18 February
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‘Medieval Europe' (Year 8), presented by Winthrop Professor Sue Broomhall
Monday 18 February
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‘Post-war Migration Experiences' (Year 10), presented by Winthrop Professor Jenny Gregory
Tuesday 19 February
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‘Historiography of Stalinist Russia' (Year 12), presented by Professor Mark Edele
Tuesday 19 February
The seminars held in 2012 were attended by teachers from primary and high schools; metropolitan and regional areas; and government and independent schools. The feedback received from attendees was overwhelmingly positive.
Find out more or register online.
For further information about the seminars, contact:
Dr Cecilia Leong-Salobir
Coordinator,
Centre for Western Australian History
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