Copy of Australian Democracy – Senior Secondary Course. Now Free!
Have you ever wondered how our Australian democracy, government, and parliament works?
- How does the government make the decisions that affect our lives?
- Can I do something to influence this?
- Can they take away my freedoms?
- Where do those freedoms come from anyway?
- How can I affect positive change for the future?
If you have asked yourself these questions then this course is for you right now.
The Australian Democracy Course is valued at $35 BUT take advantage of our pre-election special and access the full course FREE until end of May 2022.
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Welcome to ‘Australian Democracy’ a course for Senior Secondary Students. This course is currently free to access without a purchase or login.
The course covers both the ‘how’ and ‘why’ of Australian democracy. In this course, we trace the origins of our concepts of freedom, limited government, and the rule of law from ninth century Britain to federation. We look at the constitutional freedoms we do and don’t have and why. We then examine how political parties, parliaments, and the civil service interact to develop law and policy; and how practically citizens can influence government decisions.
This course is relevant to the Australian Curriculum as follows:
Australian Democracy Lesson No. | Topic | ACARA Unit | Topic |
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Lesson 3 | Our Rights and the Australian Constitution | Modern History Senior Secondary Curriculum v8.3– Unit 1 | Understanding the Modern World |
Lesson 8 | Western World Major Trends | Geography v8.3– Unit 4 | Global Transformations |
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