Democratic thinking conversation starters
Start a conversation about democracy.
Through open-ended questions students will explore topics such as democracy, leadership, student voice, social justice and media literacy.
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Through open-ended questions students will explore topics such as democracy, leadership, student voice, social justice and media literacy.
How protests marches can influence a nation.
Pocket-sized cylindrical boxes for matches, were popular in Australia and New Zealand in the early 1900s.
Tells the story of the conservation of Sir Edmund Barton's coatee.
Milestones on the journey to an election.
Students talk about the ways they can use their voice.
Not a hair out of place.
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