Year 11 Course Booklet

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Colonial and contemporary chronicles This course investigates people, places and events of significance to Aotearoa's colonial and contemporary past. This builds on the foundation of Aotearoa New Zealand's Histories Curriculum to provide opportunities for ākonga to compare significant aspects of Aotearoa's past to similar global phenomena, and delve deeper into the perspectives of Aotearoa's histories. Additional case studies may be used to assist in the development of skills such as inquiry, interpretation and critical thinking. Recommended for students especially interested in learning more about Aotearoa's contested histories, and its significant people, places and events in greater depth.

The changemakers of history History is shaped by the power of people who know they can change the world for the better. This course investigates a number of significant historical figures who led profound national and global changes throughout history. The course investigates their character and motivation, including the impact for both New Zealand and globally. Skills this course guides a¯konga through include historical research inquiry, understanding perspectives from the past, interpretation of historical sources, and critical thinking. Recommended for students especially interested in leadership, the power of people, and a range of historical themes displayed in unique case studies.

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