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Year 10 geography
In Year 10, learners study environmental change and management, and geographies of human wellbeing. They investigate how environments change, how they can be managed sustainably, including through First Nations land and sea management, and how wellbeing is measured and differs between and within countries, including Australia. They conduct inquiries using fieldwork and secondary data to propose and evaluate responses.
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Geographical knowledge and understanding
- Environmental change and managementFull lesson · 55 minLearners investigate the causes and consequences of environmental change, using the Great Barrier Reef as an example, and evaluate management strategies.
- Measuring human wellbeingFull lesson · 55 minLearners explore how wellbeing is defined and measured, compare indicators such as the Human Development Index, and examine spatial differences in wellbeing between and within countries.
- Managing coastal environmentsTopic outlineLearners study coastal erosion, sea-level rise and development pressures and evaluate hard and soft coastal management approaches.
- Wellbeing in the Asia–PacificTopic outlineLearners compare wellbeing in an Asia–Pacific country with Australia and evaluate the role of aid, trade and community programs.