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PDF ATAR Suggested Resources EAL/D Year 11 Suggested Resources EAL/D ATAR Year 11 Copyright © School Curriculum and Standards Authority, 2019 This document—apart from any third party copyright material contained in it—may be freely copied, or communicated on an intranet, for non-commercial purposes in educational institutions, provided that the School Curriculum and Standards Authority is acknowledged as the copyright owner, and that the Authority’s moral rights are not infringed. Copying or communication for any other purpose can be done only within the terms of the Copyright Act 1968 or with prior written permission of the School Curriculum and Standards Authority. Copying or communication of any third party copyright material can be done only within the terms of the Copyright Act 1968 or with permission of the copyright owners. Any content in this document that has been derived from the Australian Curriculum may be used under the terms of the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International licence. Disclaimer Any resources such as texts, websites and so on that may be referred to in this document are provided as examples of resources that teachers can use to support their learning programs. Their inclusion does not imply that they are mandatory or that they are the only resources relevant to the course. 2015/2699v2 Reading/Viewing Resources Unit 1 Title Author/Director/Source Text Type Grace beside me Sue McPherson Novel Secrets in the fire Henning Mankell Novel Playing with fire Henning Mankell Novel Parvana Deborah Ellis Novel Parvana’s journey Deborah Ellis Novel Shauzia Deborah Ellis Novel Looking for X Deborah Ellis Novel Diego, run! Deborah Ellis Novel Diego’s pride Deborah Ellis Novel The heaven shop Deborah Ellis Novel Does my head look big in this? Randa Abdel-Fattah Novel Ten things I hate about me Randa Abdel-Fattah Novel Hate is such a strong word Sarah Ayoub Novel Cloudwish Fiona Wood Novel Laurinda Alice Pung Novel The kite runner Khaled Hosseini Novel and film The bookseller of Kabul Åsne Seierstad Novel Amal unbound Aisha Saeed Novel Touch me James Maloney Novel Destroying Avalon Kate McCaffrey Novel The happiest refugee Anh Do Memoir More to the story: Conversations with Rosemary Sayer Memoir refugees Whale rider Niki Caro Film The good lie Philippe Falardeau Film Bend it like Beckham Gurinder Chadha Film Higher learning John Singleton Film Osama Siddiq Barmak Film Autobiography Mao’s last dancer Li Cunxin and film Gran Torino Clint Eastwood Film Australia day Kriv Stenders Film The sapphires Wayne Blair Film Red dog Louis de Bernières; Kriv Stenders Novel and film Reindeer in my Saami heart Janet Merewethe Documentary Utopia John Pilger Documentary The lost boys Megan Mylan, Jon Shenk Documentary Ayen’s cooking school for African men SBS Documentary TV Series: 30 days Morgan Spurlock Documentary Suggested resources – EAL/D Year 11 Page 1 Title Author/Director/Source Text Type http://www.clickview.com.au/ (login Global connections (Clickview) Documentary required) http://www.clickview.com.au/ (login Beyond the nuclear family (Clickview) Documentary required) http://www.clickview.com.au/ (login Homeless (Clickview) Documentary required) http://www.clickview.com.au/ (login Urban Aboriginal lives (Clickview) Documentary required) Issues in Society Series Poverty and social exclusion, Vol. 320 The Spinney Press Journal/ebook http://spinneypress.com.au Issues in Society Series Children and young people at risk, Vol. The Spinney Press Journal/ebook 323 http://spinneypress.com.au Issues in Society Series Homeless people, Vol. 351 The Spinney Press Journal/ebook http://spinneypress.com.au Issues in Society Series Income and wealth inequality, Vol. The Spinney Press Journal/ebook 382 http://spinneypress.com.au Issues in Society Series Changing family trends, Vol. 310 The Spinney Press Journal/ebook http://spinneypress.com.au Issues in Society Series Single parent families, Vol. 357 The Spinney Press Journal/ebook http://spinneypress.com.au Issues in Society Series Racial prejudice and discrimination, The Spinney Press Journal/ebook Vol. 370 http://spinneypress.com.au Issues in Society Series Disability rights and awareness, Vol. The Spinney Press Journal/ebook 316 http://spinneypress.com.au Issues in Society Series Human rights and civil liberties, Vol. The Spinney Press Journal/ebook 325 http://spinneypress.com.au Issues in Society Series Age discrimination, Vol. 360 The Spinney Press Journal/ebook http://spinneypress.com.au Issues in Society Series Gender discrimination and inequality, The Spinney Press Journal/ebook Vol. 374 http://spinneypress.com.au Page 2 Suggested resources – EAL/D Year 11 Title Author/Director/Source Text Type Issues in Society Series Religious freedom and discrimination, The Spinney Press Journal/ebook Vol. 384 http://spinneypress.com.au Issues in Society Series Asylum seekers, Vol. 353 The Spinney Press Journal/ebook http://spinneypress.com.au Issues in Society Series Immigration detention, Vol. 366 The Spinney Press Journal/ebook http://spinneypress.com.au Issues in Society Series Marriage and partnership, Vol. 396 The Spinney Press Journal/ebook http://spinneypress.com.au Suggested resources – EAL/D Year 11 Page 3 Reading/Viewing Resources Unit 2 Title Author/Director/Source Text Type The yearbook committee Sarah Ayoub Novel Noah’s law Randa Abdel-Fattah Novel The lines we cross Randa Abdel-Fattah Novel One would think the deep Claire Zorn Novel The whole of my world Nicole Hayes Novel Cinnamon rain Emma Cameron Novel Raw blue Kirsty Eagar Novel Graffiti moon Cath Crowley Novel Illuminae Amie Kaufman Novel Short story Begin, end, begin Danielle Binks anthology Chicken soup for the teenage soul Jack Canfield, Mark Victor Hansen, Short story (series) Kimberly Kirberger anthology Anh’s brush with fame ABC Australia Series Filthy, rich and homeless SBS Australia Series The true cost Andrew Morgan Documentary The American meme Bert Marcus Documentary Embrace Taryn Brumfitt Documentary Too much too young – Teen body https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ob Documentary obsession, Parts 1-3 RG5aciy_c https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0F Pre-teen beauty queen Documentary 20P2EjKj4 Backtrack boys Catherine Scott Documentary The mask you live in Jennifer Siebel Newsom Documentary 48 shades of brown Nick Earls Novel 48 shades (of brown) Daniel Lapaine (dir.) Film Red dog Louis de Bernières Novel Red dog Kriv Stenders (dir.) Film Greenbook Peter Farrelly Film Ride like a girl Rachel Griffiths Film The cup Simon Wincer Film Slumdog millionaire Danny Boyle Film Page 4 Suggested resources – EAL/D Year 11 Title Author/Director/Source Text Type Mean girls Mark Waters Film The Martian Ridley Scott Film The help Tate Taylor Film Around the block Sarah Spillane Film The hunger games Gary Ross Film Gattaca Andrew Niccol Film Hidden figures Theodore Melfi Film Ten things I hate about you Gil Junger Film Dangerous minds John N. Smith Film Freedom writers Richard LaGravenese Film Mona Lisa smile Mike Newell Film A beautiful mind Ron Howard Film Avatar James Cameron Film Good Will Hunting Gus Van Sant Film Centre stage Nicholas Hytner Film Billy Elliot Stephen Daldry Film Environmental films information https://filmsfortheearth.org/en/films Website http://www.clickview.com.au/ (login Air pollution (Clickview) Documentary required) http://www.clickview.com.au/ (login Climate change (Clickview) Documentary required) http://www.clickview.com.au/ (login The science of pollution (Clickview) Documentary required) A cry for help: Understanding youth http://www.clickview.com.au/ (login Documentary suicide (Clickview) required) http://www.clickview.com.au/ (login A sense of identity (Clickview) Documentary required) http://www.clickview.com.au/ (login Against bullying series (Clickview) Documentary required) http://www.clickview.com.au/ (login Australian lifestyle diseases (Clickview) Documentary required) http://www.clickview.com.au/ (login Binge drinking (Clickview) Documentary required) http://www.clickview.com.au/ (login Drug use and misuse (Clickview) Documentary required) Suggested resources – EAL/D Year 11 Page 5 Title Author/Director/Source Text Type http://www.clickview.com.au/ (login Part drugs (Clickview) Documentary required) http://www.clickview.com.au/ (login Surviving student stress (Clickview) Documentary required) Who am I? Self-esteem, media and http://www.clickview.com.au/ (login Documentary decision making (Clickview) required) Teenage drinking: Fact and fiction http://www.clickview.com.au/ (login Documentary (Clickview) required) Personal identity – Tattoos, body http://www.clickview.com.au/ (login piercing art culture and self expression required) Documentary (Clickview) http://www.clickview.com.au/ (login More fries with that (Clickview) Documentary required) Issues in Society Series Alcohol and binge drinking, Vol. 334 The Spinney Press Journal/ebook http://spinneypress.com.au Issues in Society Series Drugs and addiction, Vol. 356 The Spinney Press Journal/ebook http://spinneypress.com.au Issues in Society Series The climate change crisis, Vol. 375 The Spinney Press Journal/ebook http://spinneypress.com.au Issues in Society Series Recycling and managing waste, Vol. 305 The Spinney Press Journal/ebook http://spinneypress.com.au Issues in Society Series Water resources and rights, Vol. 369 The Spinney Press Journal/ebook http://spinneypress.com.au Issues in Society Series Vegetarianism, Vol. 339 The Spinney Press Journal/ebook http://spinneypress.com.au Issues in Society Series Positive body image, Vol. 372 The Spinney Press Journal/ebook http://spinneypress.com.au Issues in Society Series Fast food, Vol. 343 The Spinney Press Journal/ebook http://spinneypress.com.au Issues in Society Series Obesity and overweight, Vol. 380 The Spinney Press Journal/ebook http://spinneypress.com.au Page 6 Suggested resources – EAL/D Year 11 Title Author/Director/Source Text Type Issues in Society Series Dealing with bullying, Vol. 330 The Spinney Press Journal/ebook http://spinneypress.com.au Suggested resources – EAL/D Year 11 Page 7 .
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