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@HTANSW – at Bowral - Mittagong, New South Wales
Aug 5 hybrid Armidale 6.30pm AEST (Arts Building Lecture Theatre A1) @UniNewEngland Dr Estelle Lazer @UsydSOPHI, The #Pompeii Casts Project: Revealing Lost Lives and More... RSVP in person/livestream: une.edu.au/connect/events/ev… / email [email protected]
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📣Attention #NSWteachers. We're offering FREE virtual excursions on history and geography this week. Our curriculum linked programs are engaging, informative and fun – perfect for the classroom! #OzEdChat #OzEd #NSWteachers #SLNSWLearning
See what's on: ow.ly/Hi8y50GHUKq
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HSC Help for History, English and S&C from Historic Houses Trust - Thursday 23 September. Register here: sl.nsw.gov.au/hsc-help-2021
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@HTANSW could be interesting for Extension history
Four Historians will discuss the future of history in the academy on 11 Sept @ 4 pm for a special #historyweek2021 panel discussion! Chair, Dr Matthew Allen w/ David Lowe, Melanie Oppenheimer, Erik Eklund & Dr Andre Brett discuss their views. RSVP 👉 buff.ly/2VabJ5I
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FREE teachers’ workshop online: ‘Significance’
Come join Dr. Samantha Owen (Lecturer, Curtin University) and Emily Donders (NHC WA) to learn about teaching, critically analysing and assessing the Historical Concept of Signifinance. bit.ly/3iDskYV
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The 2021 HTANSW Trial Exams are now available for pre-order. We have digital and print packages available for Ancient, Modern and Extension History. Please visit the following link for more information and order forms. Pre-orders close Friday 18 June: htansw.asn.au/exam-papers
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The new @HTANSW journal is a cracking read, with some great articles by @history2wheeler & @LukeBartolo1 Great to see History so alive. Congratulations @kelittlejohn
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Thanks Steve. Just collected @HTANSW TH from mail box. A great issue with a diverse collection of articles. Well done @kelittlejohn & Catherine. Happy to be sharing thoughts on monuments in same space as the 2020 Australian Young Historian: htansw.asn.au/national-histo…
An amazingly relevant article to today’s USA, thanks @PaulKiem. Not your last, surely...?!
The Australian War Memorial’s implicit disrespect for the warriors of the First Nations represents a profound moral failure, writes Henry Reynolds @UTAS_ .
We can do better. @newsouthpub theconversation.com/friday-e…
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Culture Up Late sydneylivingmuseums.com.au/c… via @sydlivmus < every Thursday evening to the end of March! @HTANSW @archaeoeducator @gripgirl @Poska @PaulKiem @jvdallimore @MrMCimino
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The weird thing about being a historian is that half the people you meet assume you must know everything about the entirety of global history, while the other half think you have no expertise that can't be trumped by a quick scan of Wikipedia.
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So, if you were in charge of teaching primary pre-service teachers what they needed to know about History and Geography education, what would you focus on? Or do? I’m keen to do something really hands-on and practical... I’m looking at you @MrMCimino and @kelittlejohn
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Find 2020 National History Challenge winners and see their entries here: buff.ly/2VN3ERi
Next year's theme is "SIGNIFICANCE: History matters".
Registrations open in early 2021.
(Photo of NSW winners)
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Slightly distracted but increasingly besotted by seals on carbonised Roman writing tablets today.
The tablets are from the Inn at Murecine, near Pompeii, & record business transactions of the Sulpicii family.
[Images 1-3 from: Camodeca, G. 1999 Tabulae Pompeianae Sulpiciorum]
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A great response to @smitchellmlc by @HTANSW to the stripping of PL endorsement: htansw.asn.au/
Presumably the call for reconsideration in relation to professional associations can expect strong support from education leaders @NSWEducation @CathSchoolsNSW @AISNSW


































