EdWebs and eIdeas
Check out teaching ideas and weblinks
- HSIE-TeacherWiki
- Webquests and lesson plans
- A Shared History - Aboriginal Perspectives
- Barani
- Biotechnology Online
- Geosciences Australia
- Heywire
- National Centre for History Education
- Google Earth
- Le@rning Federation
- State Records NSW
- Australian Biography Online
- Tony Robinson's Crime and Punishment
- Trove: a new free Australian database from the National Library
Suggest-a-Site
Professional Organisations
Get to know your professional organisations, get on their mailing lists and get access to conferences
Na marni
This guide aims to help you work your way through the HSIE support resources available to you in the Curriculum Resources Collection.
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Survival Guide
Kindergarten to Year 6 (Stages 1-3)
This syllabus area encourages students to develop knowledge and essential understanding of people and their social and physical environments, through their history, geography, cultural, political and social experiences.
Copies of the Syllabus can be found at 300.710944 7
The Syllabus is divided into the strands listed below.
- Change and continuity
- Cultures Environments
- Social systems and structures
The syllabus is supported by Units of Work, which can also be found at 300.710944 7. These units are organised from Early Stage 1 to Stage 3 and contain teaching notes, learning experiences and outcomes.
Years 7 to 10 (Stages 4-5)
The subject areas covered by HSIE in the junior secondary years include the following syllabuses:
- Aboriginal Studies at 305.8991507 12 A
- Studies in Society at 300.712944 1
- Commerce at 380.1071294 1
- Geography at 910.712944 14 A
- History at 907.10944 1
Years 11-12 (Stage 6)
- Aboriginal Studies at 305.89915 470
- Business Studies at 650.0712944 11
- Society and Culture at 300.712944 13
- Studies of Religion at 200.712944 5
- Modern History at 907.12944 16
- Ancient Historyat 930.0712944 4
- Legal Studies at 340.0712944 6
- Geography at 910.712944 20
- Economics at 330.0712944 6
An important reference site for all HSC matters is the HSC Online Homepage from Charles Sturt University. The subject point for Human Society and its Environment is well worth a visit
Information about the new HSC syllabus documents can be found on the HSC Syllabus development documents page from the NSW Board of Studies.
Copies of the Syllabuses for every stage can be found in the Curriculum Resources Collection. One copy is kept in Reference and other copies in the loan collection.
Faculty Liaison Librarian |
Jacqueline HicksCurriculum Resources Collection
(Office on Level 2)
Fisher Library F03
University of Sydney NSW 2006
Phone: +61 2 9351 6252
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Curriculum Corporation et al
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