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| Students understand their cultural, geographic and historical contexts and have the knowledge, skills and values necessary for active participation in life in Australia |
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Overarching
Learning Outcome 7 |
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With a coastline
that extends for over 12,500 kilometres it is little
wonder that most Western Australians have an affinity
for the ocean.
There are many elements available to teachers who wish
to develop a unit of study involving the ocean and coastline.
One of the elements is the study of the many shipwrecks,
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Batavia and Duyfken are well known in our history. Learning
about the many other ships which came to grief on our
shores will give students a greater insight into the development
of the State. The Western Australian Maritime Museum Wreckfinder web page will assist
students in discovering these wrecks. |
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| Maritime Museums |
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| Key websites |
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| Starting Points |
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| Shipwrecks Resources in the CMIS Resource
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| Other Online Resources |
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Possible Learning Area Outcomes
Curriculum Framework |
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| Society and Environment |
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| Phases of Development |
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