service history classes Students pedagogical History through the significance and records method lens of contestability global citizenship and social cohesion 2:50-3:50 pm Keynote – Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Social Justice Commissioner June Oscar AO 20th Anniversary of the Bringing Them Home Report 3.50 pm End of day program – Wine and cheese in the courtyard Thursday 28th September 2017 8 am Registration (Tea and coffee available. Trade Display Open) 9 am Welcome, Presentation of Dr Cowie Award and Administration 9:30 am Keynote Address – Panel – Associate Professor Deborah Henderson, Dr Brian Hoepper, John Whitehouse Teaching history and fostering historical consciousness – a panel provocation Featuring Jessamy Gee “Think in Colour” 10:30 am Morning Tea 4d 10:55-11:55 4a 4b 4c 4e 4f 4g 4h 4i Jacques du am Amanda Assoc Prof Claire Dr Rosalie Jay Taylor Dr Jon Nicole Assoc Prof Toit, Jordan Paroz Deborah Butler, Triolo and Mark Piccini Mansfield Andrew Grant History Henderson, James Writing and Avery How Conflict in Bonnell Gamify Teaching in Dr Mallihai Mulhall, Jo Publishing Cutting Australian Indochina The Russian History the Primary Tambyah Hurwitz on Through: Social 1954 - 1979: Revolution Classrooms Classroom Teachers Breaking Australian making Movements Moving 1917: with Using Texts: Through History meaningful Looked Beyond the Centenary BreakoutEdu making from Good use of Globally in Vietnam Reflections sense of the to Great: our secondary the 1960s War past in the ongoing sources in present journey to the Ancient refine an History existing unit classroom 12-1 pm 5a 5b 5c 5d 5e 5f 5g 5h 5i Kay Bishop Karen Peel, Sue Sasha Lauren John Patricia Adrian Jonathon Developing Brad Macdonald Hovelroud Whitehouse Tancred Skerritt Dallimore Assessment McLennan Perspective Integrating Progressive Historical The History Teaching Writing the Instruments Cracking the skills in the ICT Ideas, Thinking and of Australia's New History
service records history classes Students pedagogical method History through the lens of global citizenship and social cohesion significance and contestability 2:50-3:50 pm Keynote – Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Social Justice Commissioner June Oscar AO 20th Anniversary of the Bringing Them Home Report 3.50 pm End of day program – Wine and cheese in the courtyard Thursday 28th September 2017 8 am Registration (Tea and coffee available. Trade Display Open) 9 am Welcome, Presentation of Dr Cowie Award and Administration 9:30 am Keynote Address – Panel – Associate Professor Deborah Henderson, Dr Brian Hoepper, John Whitehouse Teaching history and fostering historical consciousness – a panel provocation Featuring Jessamy Gee “Think in Colour” 10:30 am Morning Tea 10:55-11:55 am 4a Amanda Paroz History Teaching in the Primary Classroom 4b Assoc Prof Deborah Henderson, Dr Mallihai Tambyah Teachers Using Texts: making sense of the past in the present 4c Claire Butler, James Mulhall, Jo Hurwitz Breaking Through from Good to Great: our ongoing journey to refine an existing unit 4d Jacques du Toit, Jordan Grant Gamify History Classrooms with BreakoutEdu 4e Dr Rosalie Triolo Writing and Publishing on Australian History 4f Jay Taylor and Mark Avery Cutting Through: making meaningful use of secondary sources in the Ancient History classroom 4g Dr Jon Piccini How Australian Social Movements Looked Globally in the 1960s 4h Nicole Mansfield Conflict in Indochina 1954 - 1979: Moving Beyond the Vietnam War 4i Assoc Prof Andrew Bonnell The Russian Revolution 1917: Centenary Reflections 12-1 pm 5a Kay Bishop Developing Assessment Instruments 5b Karen Peel, Brad McLennan Cracking the 5c Sue Perspective skills in the 5d Sasha Macdonald Integrating ICT 5e Lauren Hovelroud Progressive Ideas, 5f John Whitehouse Historical Thinking and 5g Patricia Tancred The History of 5h Adrian Skerritt Teaching Australia's 5i Jonathon Dallimore Writing the New History
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