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Geography HSIE Syllabus
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Which skills are emphasized in Geography learning?
Fashion design
Cooking skills
Gaming skills
Spatial reasoning and environmental inquiry
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What is a key purpose of Geography in the new syllabus?
To learn about government systems
To focus on city design only
To study ancient civilizations
To explore how people interact with environments
3
In Stage 2 and 3, students explore:
Outer space geography
Pirates and treasure maps
Connections between people and environments across Australia and the world
Only their local school playground
4
How are Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Peoples included in Geography learning?
As people who connect deeply to Country or Place
As explorers of new continents
As inventors of weather systems
As historical figures only
5
How do students demonstrate geographical understanding?
By cooking local meals
By building models of planets
By writing fiction stories
By using fieldwork, mapping, and geographical tools
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What theme is central to the Geography strand?
Colonial wars
Weather prediction
The structure of governments
The relationship between people, places and environments
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What do students learn about features of places in early primary years?
ncient landforms
Natural and human features and how to describe them
Only buildings and cities
Climate zones around the world
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How does the syllabus promote sustainability thinking?
Through memorisation of recycling facts
By discouraging environmental activism
By investigating human impact and solutions to real-world issues
By focusing on farming techniques only
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Why do students learn to compare places?
To design new countries
To choose a holiday destination
To identify similarities and differences in environments and lifestyles
To rank cities by size
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How are students expected to work with maps and data?
By interpreting and representing geographical information
By writing poems
By memorising map names only
By creating digital artworks
