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Wishing everyone a wonderful week at #OzHA2022! On behalf of the 2023 Organising Committee, I am very excited to announce that the next @AustHistAssoc conference will be on the theme: 'Milestones', to be held at @ACUmedia Melbourne Campus from 3-6 July 2023.
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A good one for Adelaide people to get to: James Hurst talking about the Gallipoli landings. He knows his stuff. This Thursday, 24 August @ 6pm. eventbrite.com.au/e/what-was…
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Applications are now open for the Patrick Wolfe Early Career Researcher Conference Bursary. The bursary covers registration for the AHA's annual conference and attendance at the conference dinner for two recipients.
Applications due 15 June. @AHA_ECRs bit.ly/3vrZPkm
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Have you seen the programme for the forthcoming HTAA Conference in Perth? Historyconference.org.au
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Tamborine Mountain State School was one of the 2019 #NarragunnawaliAwards finalists. Now your school or learning service can apply for 2021.
bit.ly/NarragunnawaliAwards2…
Applications close Friday 30 April.
#Reconciliation #Narragunnawali #Education
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Missed our bespoke Gough Whitlam: PM Dismissed 1975 program last week? Fear not, we have a treat for you! Access a free recorded version of the digital program here to support your students unpack this epic story moadoph.gov.au/learning/teac…
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Introducing History EDge! The new podcast series from HTAV for history teachers. First episode @maddi_schmidt tackles the common ways in which history students may find themselves ‘stuck’ in the classroom. You can subscribe via all major podcast apps apple.co/3ddTjp6
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What is the difference between usefulness and reliability?
The latest blog post from History Skills, aiming to help clear up the confusion around these two important source evaluation skills.
historyskills.com/2020/10/04…
#historyteacher #historyskills
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Looking at easy ways to digitise your teaching? Here is how I created a fully-digitised classroom:
historyskills.com/2019/02/18…
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Doing a research task on WWI and need help finding historical sources? History Skills has collected links to some of the best online locations for primary and secondary sources.
historyskills.com/finding-so…
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A History Degree: What is it good for? Free online event tonight, 10 Sept 6.30pm. Register below
historycouncilnsw.org.au/eve…
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How to teach students to evaluate the reliability of a historical source: a guide for students and teachers.
historyskills.com/source-cri…
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Lindsay Gibson asks What is historical thinking?
cha-shc.ca/teaching/teachers…
@ls_gibson #cdnhist #twitterstorians #HistoryMatters
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We are delighted that The Annual History Lecture 2020 presented by Prof Stan Grant has been viewed 406 times on our YouTube site in 24 hours. Fabulous! Thanks @cityofsydney for supporting us to record it. youtu.be/GXYrOYN4YR4 via @YouTube – at Sydney, New South Wales
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‼️ BIG ANNOUNCEMENT‼️
We are now taking bookings for our Modern History Programs Stage 5 & 6
Scan the QR code with the camera on your phone🤳for more information or👉 ancient-history-blog.mq.edu.…
#HistoryWeek2020
@HTANSW @HTAVed @HTASA1 @WA_HTA @THTA19 @HTAcapitalteam @QHTA1
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The team @Humanities_21 have devised several resource packs containing information on the value of the Humanities, which have been designed to assist both the teacher, career counsellor and student in discerning a suitable career path.
humanities21.com.au/schools-…
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National History Challenge 2020 entries are closing soon. Submit your models, essays, videos or any other format of entries by 28 August 2020.
If you have any questions, please contact your state coordinator: buff.ly/2wdkBYA
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From 1836-1840 over 9000 emigrants applied for free passage to South Australia from the British Isles. We’ve digitised these registers, a rich family history resource, and made them available via Trove: nla.gov.au/nla.obj-728378706
With thanks to the National Archives of the U.K.


























