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Ancient History: programming ideas

Ancient History Stage 6 syllabus
View or download the Ancient History Stage 6 syllabus.

NSW HSC Online
NSW HSC Online is a web site developed through the collaborative efforts of educational agencies and instrumentalities in NSW, Australia. The units of work and support material provided on the NSW HSC Online site are to support the NSW HSC course, Ancient History.

The importance of independent research in ancient and modern history
Article from Curriculum Support 1999 Volume 4 No.4
The new HSC program of study mentions students' capacity to manage their own learning. The new syllabuses in ancient and modern history are strongly committed to the outcomes approach. An article that discusses a new way of thinking and learning.
 

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