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A space for teaching and learning the histories of Aoteroa NZ. This is the landing page for teaching resources on context and activities, skills, historical concepts, teaching through talk

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Pre-1840 contact, Holidays and events, The arts and entertainment, Disasters, Transport, Health and welfare, Decade studies, Sport, Crime and punishment, Immigration, Lifestyle, Places, The great outdoors, Memorials

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A space for teaching and learning the histories of Aoteroa NZ. This page covers context and activities for 23 different subject areas providing background, primary sources, teaching approaches and class activities.

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Teaching resources from Te Papa on Gallipoli

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Use material from Gallipoli: The scale of our war to explore World War I themes with students.

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nz soldier gallipoli from te papa exhibition

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A great poster that captures the sweep of our history from 1830ish to the present. Over 400 events, places and people arranged on 22 thematic lines. Available in A1 or A2 at nzhistorymap.co.nz

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Prompts to talk about how people arrived in Aotearoa New Zealand

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Where we come from. Prompts to talk about different immigrations stories.

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Tūhura: Migration and settlement stories

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Different migrant groups have had different experiences of Aotearoa New Zealand. People migrate to a place, and settlement takes place over time as people adapt to a new place and express their identities there. This has shaped their cultural identity of different groups - and the stories they tell.

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This module is an introduction for all teachers of ākonga in Years 1 to 10 to the refreshed New Zealand Curriculum structure using the context of Aotearoa New Zealand’s histories (ANZH). It will also support you to enact the ANZH content and embed it in your local curriculum. It is expected to take 40 minutes to complete.

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Education LMS: Teaching Aotearoa New Zealand’s histories

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Information and assistance on all sorts of history topics

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Information and assistance on all sorts of history topics

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Acceptable use means acting like a good citizen online. How you behave online should be the same as how you behave offline (in the real world). AnyQuestions is a free service, staffed by real people from libraries right around New Zealand. Please be respectful and polite to our librarians. We like helping people who show good manners :)

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AnyQuestions is a free, online chat service that helps Aotearoa NZ students with their questions. It's funded by the Ministry of Education, staffed by real librarians and open 1pm-6pm weekdays. We also offer classroom sessions at any time.

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Different perspectives on WW1 including soldiers, leaders, nurses and objectors. 38 pages of ideas for years 11-13

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Engaging Student Voices in Higher Education

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This book examines the importance of exploring the varied and diverse perspectives of student experiences. The editors and contributors explore how notions of the 'student voice' as a single, monolithic entity may in fact obscure divergence in the experiences of students.