Consumer and financial literacy: 7-10 Economics and Business
The Australian Curriculum: Economics and Business is uniquely positioned to develop consumer and financial literacy in young people. The curriculum supports the development of the dimensions of consumer and financial literacy as shown in the diagram below. Approximate …
Consumer and financial literacy: 7-10 Economics and Business | Subjects | Dimensions | Curriculum connections | Resources
Respect matters: Foundation
Typically, in their first year of school, students learn through interactions with others, experimentation, practice and play. This is an opportunity to build social, emotional and thinking skills. Children at this age can play with others to achieve …
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Respect matters: Years 5 and 6
Typically, students at this stage are establishing who they are and their place in the world. They have a growing interest in body image, appearance, independence and privacy. They are supported to develop a deeper capacity to care, share and take positive …
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Respect matters: Years 9 and 10
Typically, in Years 9 and 10, students are preparing for civic, social and economic participation in the rapidly changing world outside of school. They make choices about their learning and specialise in areas that interest them. They are engaged in deeper, …
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Food and fibre: Years 3 and 4
Through the primary years, students draw on their increasing experience of family, school and the wider community to develop their understanding of the world including investigating food and fibre production and becoming aware of the importance of primary …
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Food and fibre: Years 7 and 8
In Years 7 and 8, students further investigate design and technology professions and the contributions that each makes to society locally, regionally and globally through creativity, innovation and enterprise, such as the role of plant breeders, agronomists …
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Food and wellbeing: Years 3 and 4
In Years 3 and 4, students develop a sense of self and ownership of their ideas and thinking about their peers and communities and as consumers. They become aware of the role of those working in design and technologies occupations and how they think about …
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Food and wellbeing: Years 5 and 6
During these years of schooling, students’ thought processes become more complex and consistent, and they gradually become more independent. Students also develop their capacity to work in teams. They develop a sense of social, ethical and environmental …
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Food and wellbeing: Years 9 and 10
In Years 9 and 10, students further develop their ability to maintain personal health and wellbeing and contribute in civic, social and economic ways. Students question and critically analyse social, cultural and political factors that influence health, …
Food and wellbeing: Years 9 and 10 | Year levels | Dimensions | Curriculum connections | Resources
Outdoor learning: Years 3 and 4
Students at this stage Typically, as children develop confidence in outdoor places, they can explore a greater range of environments and spend longer without direct intervention from adults. They observe plants and animals in their natural habitat and …
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Outdoor learning: Years 5 and 6
Students at this stage In Year 5 – 6 students are introduced to outdoor recreation as part of an Australian way of life through stories and direct experience. They develop skills and knowledge to participate safely in outdoor recreation activity and understand …
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Outdoor learning: Years 7 and 8
Students at this stage Typically, students in Years 7 and 8 develop skills and knowledge to undertake more extended journeys in natural environments, and develop skills of interdependence within the group. They develop higher levels of skill and have …
Outdoor learning: Years 7 and 8 | Year levels | Dimensions | Curriculum connections | Resources
Outdoor learning: Years 9 and 10
Students at this stage In these years, students typically develop a deeper understanding of, and reasons for, codes of conduct in outdoor recreation activities. They explore more adventurous activities as a way of exploring self and nature, and apply …
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Consumer and financial literacy: Year 3
The diverse circumstances in which children grow up influence their needs, wants, perceptions and behaviours related to financial and consumer matters. Typically, at age eight to nine, parents regulate how children manage their needs and wants within …
Consumer and financial literacy: Year 3 | Year levels | Dimensions | Curriculum connections | Resources
Consumer and financial literacy: Year 4
The diverse circumstances in which children grow up influence their needs, wants, perceptions and behaviours related to financial and consumer matters. Typically, at age eight to nine, parents regulate how children manage their needs and wants within …
Consumer and financial literacy: Year 4 | Year levels | Dimensions | Curriculum connections | Resources
Consumer and financial literacy: Science
The Australian Curriculum: Science has an important role in developing consumer and financial literacy in young people. Science supports the development of the dimensions of consumer and financial literacy as shown in the diagram below. Approximate …
Consumer and financial literacy: Science | Subjects | Dimensions | Curriculum connections | Resources
Consumer and financial literacy: Design and Technologies
The Australian Curriculum: Technologies has a significant role in developing consumer and financial literacy in young people. The Design and Technologies subject supports the development of the dimensions of consumer and financial literacy as shown in …
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Consumer and financial literacy: Health and Physical Education
The Australian Curriculum: Health and Physical Education (HPE) can play an important role in developing consumer and financial literacy in young people. HPE supports the development of the dimensions of consumer and financial literacy as shown in the …
Consumer and financial literacy: Health and Physical Education | Subjects | Dimensions | Curriculum connections | Resources
Respect matters: Years 7 and 8
Typically, at this stage, students are starting high school years and are presented with new organisational and personal challenges. Relationships with friends and peers become increasingly important as young people face more complex life decisions. Young …
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Multimedia: Years 5 and 6
In Years 5 and 6, students develop critical awareness of how multimedia is being used in their home, school and community environments. They consider the benefits that using multimedia can bring and identify potential issues and challenges. They develop …
Multimedia: Years 5 and 6 | Year levels | Dimensions | Curriculum connections | Resources