<p> UNIT: M9.3 RIGHTS AND FREEDOMS YEAR 9 (MODIFIED)</p><p>UNIT OVERVIEW: Students will investigate the history of human rights, with a focus on Australian history. Students will examine the treatment of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders in post-colonial Australia. They will complete a depth study focussing on one major protest event in Australia, the Freedom Rides. They will develop research skills by evaluating the effectiveness and reliability of a variety of primary and secondary sources.</p><p>ASSESSMENT: Extended Writing Task - Case Study: Freedom Rides; Extended Writing Task - Source Evaluation: Rabbit Proof Fence</p><p>UNIT DETAILS: No Learning Goal Success Criteria (I Know I’ve got it when I can …) Define the term ‘human rights’ and Define human rights 1 investigate how values and cultural background may influence attitudes to rights Prioritise rights</p><p>Complete activity “Establishing Priorities”</p><p>Classify different types of human rights Define social, civil, and political rights 2</p><p>Complete activity “Types of Rights”</p><p>Investigate the simplified Declaration of State what the Declaration is 3 Human Rights </p><p>Prioritise rights</p><p>Construct poster promoting most valued right</p><p>Interpret sources to develop understanding of Complete Source Study worksheet 4 the rights of Indigenous Australians in the 1950s and 1960s Define key words relating to Indigenous Complete Glossary 5 activism and the 1967 Referendum</p><p>Investigate the Freedom Rides Complete case study examining the Freedom 6 Rides and their successes Who was involved? What did they do? Where did they go? When did they go? Why did they protest? Short term success Long term success Investigate the Stolen Generation on people Take clear and concise notes on scaffold 7 affected provided</p><p>Evaluate effectiveness of Rabbit Proof Fence Film review written in TEEL paragraphs 8 as in educating viewers about the Stolen Generation.</p><p>Summarise the significance of one Present findings to the class or teacher in slide 9 Indigenous Australian and their format using Microsoft PowerPoint achievements.</p>
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