PowerPoint Slide 13 Put slide 14 and 15 up on the board Take a pause (for a few If students are showing 11:13am 11:16am seconds) between the uninterested body – 3 minutes teacher talk roles women played in the language and behaviour, it – Army Navy in World War II and means they are not giving On 13 August 1941, the government authorised the roles women played in their lesson their full the formation of the Australian Women’s Army the Army in World War II attention resulting in the Service (AWAS), the last of the women’s student not achieving the auxiliary services to be formed learning objective/s (Australian Government Departments of Veterans’ Affairs 2012) More than 24,000 eventually served in the AWAS, the only non-medical women’s service to send personnel overseas during the war (Australian Government Departments of Veterans’ Affairs 2012) Initially, the performed essentially domestic or non-specialist tasks like the WRANS and –
PowerPoint Slide 13 Put slide 14 and 15 up on the board 11:13am – 11:16am 3 minutes – teacher talk Army On 13 August 1941, the government authorised the formation of the Australian Women’s Army Service (AWAS), the last of the women’s auxiliary services to be formed (Australian Government Departments of Veterans’ Affairs 2012) More than 24,000 eventually served in the AWAS, the only non-medical women’s service to send personnel overseas during the war (Australian Government Departments of Veterans’ Affairs 2012) Initially, the performed essentially domestic or non-specialist tasks – like the WRANS and Take a pause (for a few seconds) between the roles women played in the Navy in World War II and the roles women played in the Army in World War II If students are showing uninterested body language and behaviour, it means they are not giving their lesson their full attention resulting in the student not achieving the learning objective/s
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