Oxford Big Ideas Humanities and Social Sciences (Western Australian Curriculum)
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Oxford Big Ideas Humanities and Social Sciences provides complete coverage for the Humanities – Geography, History, Economics and Business and Civics and Citizenship – in one easy-to-use package.* Take a semester-based approach or deliver separate year-long courses.
All Oxford Big Ideas Humanities and Social Sciences series are supported by award-winning digital resources for Secondary School students and teachers on obook assess, Oxford’s premium digital learning platform.
*Please note: Australian Curriculum Economics and Business and Civics and Citizenship are covered in a separate resource.
What do teachers say about Oxford Big Ideas?
"The Big Ideas format has improved students engagement with content and improved learning outcomes. An invaluable resource for supporting students with content and engaging activities."
– Samantha Welker, Head of Humanities, Geelong Lutheran College (VIC) on Oxford Big Ideas Humanities 7–10
"The textbook covers all the disciplines in one book, Civics, History, Economics & Geography. The digital teacher and student resources are excellent and widely used."
– Frances Cometti, Melton Secondary College (VIC), on Oxford Big Ideas Humanities 7–10
"A comprehensive text that has allowed for the study of the complete suite of the WA HASS syllabus."
– Head of Humanities & Social Sciences, Fremantle College (WA), on Big Ideas Humanities and Social Sciences WA 7–10
"It has ensured consistency in information across all classes, yet still allows teachers to tailor lessons as they see fit."
– Head of Humanities and Social Sciences, Belridge Secondary College (WA) on Big Ideas Humanities and Social Sciences WA 7–10
Oxford Humanities
Years 7–10
Oxford Humanities 7–10 Victorian Curriculum provides complete coverage of the Geography, History, Economics & Business and Civics & Citizenship
curricula in a comprehensive print and digital learning package.
Formerly known as Oxford Big Ideas Humanities 7–10, this new edition of
Oxford Humanities 7–10 has been updated to feature an explicit focus on the development and mastery of key Humanities skills and concepts, providing students of all abilities with a scaffolded pathway to success.
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Oxford Big Ideas HASS
Student Packs
Oxford Big Ideas Humanities and Social Sciences Western Australian Curriculum Student Packs combine Student books, Skills and Activities books, and a comprehensive suite of integrated obook assess digital resources into a convenient, easy-to-use package for students.
Student Packs offer an excellent value learning solution, providing complete syllabus coverage, scaffolded skills development and further opportunities for revision and extension at a reduced price.
Year 7 Student Pack includes:
- Big Ideas HASS 7 WA Curriculum Student book + obook assess
- Big Ideas HASS 7 WA Curriculum Skills & Activities Book
Year 8 Student Pack includes:
- Big Ideas HASS 8 WA Curriculum Student book + obook assess
- Big Ideas HASS 8 WA Curriculum Skills & Activities Book
Year 9 Student Pack includes:
- Big Ideas HASS 9 WA Curriculum Student book + obook assess
- Big Ideas HASS 9 WA Curriculum Skills & Activities Book
Year 10 Student Pack includes:
- Big Ideas HASS 10 WA Curriculum Student book + obook assess
- Big Ideas HASS 10 WA Curriculum Skills & Activities Book
Title | Oxford Big Ideas Humanities and Social Sciences 8 Western Australian Curriculum Student Pack |
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ISBN | 9780190329969 |
Title | Oxford Big Ideas Humanities and Social Sciences 9 Western Australian Curriculum Student Pack |
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ISBN | 9780190329976 |
Oxford Big Ideas HASS
Skills and Activities Books
Skills and Activities Books are full-colour write-in Student workbooks supported by integrated digital resources. Designed to prepare students to enter ATAR-level HASS studies with confidence, they provide syllabus coverage and scaffolded skill development for Years 7–10 HASS students in Western Australia.
Each Student workbook has been written by expert Western Australian authors and features a range of recent, local case studies, practice source analysis and engaging skills-based activities, plus revision sections for each of the four subject areas: History, Geography, Economics and Business, and Civics and Citizenship.
Key features
Each Student workbook covers History, Geography, Economics and Business, and Civics and Citizenship, and includes a range of innovative features:
- Word wizard engages students’ literacy skills using key terminology from the unit of study.
- Skill school explicitly focuses on building key skills in each subject area.
- Analysis ace develops students’ confidence in analysing sources in each subject area.
- Case cracker enables students to develop and practice skills in context using engaging case studies.
- Writing winner develops essential HASS writing skills, from taking notes and referencing sources to constructing essays and using data.
- Fun finish engages students with fun tasks, including designing and drawing, group activities, working with their hands and thinking innovatively.
- Skills survey concludes each section with a self-assessment checklist for students to rate their confidence using essential HASS skills.
- Revision remedy offers students a range of skills-based multiple-choice and short-answer questions designed to consolidate learning.
- Glossary grab provides a space for students to record key terms and encourages students to develop their understanding of key terminology as they learn.
Integrated digital resources
Each Student workbook comes complete with access to an exciting range
of integrated digital material, including interactive maps, timelines and activities; videos; weblinks; auto-marking quizzes; a world statistics database; and other digital resources designed to enhance learning.
Title | Oxford Big Ideas Humanities and Social Sciences 8 Western Australian Curriculum
Skills and Activites Book |
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ISBN | 9780190323240 |
Title | Oxford Big Ideas Humanities and Social Sciences 9 Western Australian Curriculum
Skills and Activities Book |
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ISBN | 9780190323257 |
Title | Oxford Big Ideas Humanities and Social Sciences 10 Western Australian Curriculum
Skills and Activities Book |
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ISBN | 9780190323264 |
Oxford Big Ideas Humanities and Social Sciences
Provides complete coverage for the Humanities – Geography, History, Economics & Business and Civics & Citizenship – in one easy-to-use package (print and digital). Take a semester-based approach or deliver separate year-long courses.
Key features
- Four books in one – ideal for semester-based courses.
- Fully revised and updated to meet the requirements of the Western Australian Curriculum: Humanities across Years 7–10.
- Stand-alone skills toolkits cover key concepts and skills from the Western Australian Curriculum.
- All topics are supported by additional worksheets, answers, teacher notes, tests, interactives and videos.
- Clear instructional language supports student understanding and a wealth of stunning images, illustrations and source materials engage even the most reluctant learners.
- A range of self-marking quizzes mapped to SCSA content descriptors are offered FREE through obook assess.
Oxford Big Ideas Humanities and Social Sciences 7–10 WA Curriculum
Student book + obook assess |
Print student book with digital access |
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Oxford Big Ideas Humanities and Social Sciences 7–10 WA Curriculum
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Digital student access
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Oxford Big Ideas Humanities and Social Sciences 7–10 WA Curriculum Teacher obook assess |
Digital teacher access |
Table of contents:
PART 1: | GEOGRAPHY |
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Concepts and skills: | Geography |
Chapter 1 | The geography toolkit |
Water in the world | |
Chapter 2 | Water in the world |
Place and liveability | |
Chapter 3 | Liveable cities |
Chapter 4 | Living in Australia |
PART 2: | HISTORY |
Concepts and skills: | History |
Chapter 5 | The history toolkit |
The ancient world | |
Chapter 6 | The ancient world |
Depth Study 1 | Investigating one ancient society |
Chapter 8 | Ancient Egypt |
Chapter 9 | Ancient Greece |
Chapter 10 | Ancient Rome |
Chapter 11 | Ancient India [obook only chapter] |
Chapter 12 | Ancient China |
PART 3: | ECONOMICS AND BUSINESS |
Concepts and skills: | Economics and business |
Chapter 13 | The economics and business toolkit |
Producing and consuming | |
Chapter 14 | Economic choices |
Chapter 15 | Innovation and entrepreneurship |
PART 4: | CIVICS AND CITIZENSHIP |
Concepts and skills: | Civics and citizenship |
Chapter 16 | The civics and citizenship toolkit |
Designing our political and legal system | |
Chapter 17 | Designing our political and legal system |
Glossary | |
Index |
PART 1: | GEOGRAPHY |
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Concepts and skills: | Geography |
Chapter 1 | The geography toolkit |
Landforms and landscapes | |
Chapter 2 | Landforms and landscapes |
Chapter 3 | Mountain landscapes |
Chapter 4 | Coastal landscapes |
Changing nations | |
Chapter 5 | Life in different cities |
Chapter 6 | Migration |
PART 2: | HISTORY |
Concepts and skills: | History |
Chapter 7 | The history toolkit |
Chapter 8 | The ancient to the modern world |
Depth Study 1 | Investigating medieval Europe |
Chapter 9 | Medieval Europe |
Depth study 2 | Investigating the Black Death in Asia, Europe and Africa |
Chapter 10 | The Black Death in Asia, Europe and Africa |
PART 3: | ECONOMICS AND BUSINESS |
Concepts and skills: | Economics and business |
Chapter 11 | The economics and business toolkit |
Participation and influences in the marketplace | |
Chapter 12 | The Australian marketplace |
Chapter 13 | Consumers and businesses | PART 4: | CIVICS AND CITIZENSHIP |
Concepts and skills: | Civics and citizenship |
Chapter 14 | The civics and citizenship toolkit |
Democracy and law in action | |
Chapter 15 | Democracy in action |
Chapter 16 | Law in action |
Glossary | |
Index |
PART 1: | GEOGRAPHY |
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Concepts and skills: | Geography |
Chapter 1 | The geography toolkit |
Biomes and food security | |
Chapter 2 | Growing food |
Chapter 3 | Food security |
Geographies of interconnection | |
Chapter 4 | An interconnected world |
Chapter 5 | The effects of global connections |
PART 2: | HISTORY |
Concepts and skills: | History |
Chapter 6 | The history toolkit |
Overview | |
Chapter 7 | The making of the modern world |
Depth study 1 | Investigating the Industrial Revolution |
Chapter 8 | The Industrial Revolution |
Depth study 2 | Investigating World War 1 |
Chapter 9 | World War 1 (1914–1918) |
PART 3: | ECONOMICS AND BUSINESS |
Concepts and skills: | Economics and business |
Chapter 10 | The economics and business toolkit |
Australia and the global economy | |
Chapter 11 | Understanding the economy |
Chapter 12 | Managing financial risks and rewards |
Chapter 13 | The changing work environment |
PART 4: | CIVICS AND CITIZENSHIP |
Concepts and skills: | Civics and citizenship |
Chapter 14 | The civics and citizenship toolkit |
Our democratic rights | |
Chapter 15 | Government, democracy and the citizen |
Chapter 16 | Australia's legal system |
Glossary | |
Index |
PART 1: | GEOGRAPHY |
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Concepts and skills: | Geography |
Chapter 1 | The geography toolkit |
Environmental change and management | |
Chapter 2 | Changing and managing the environment |
Chapter 3 | Coastal change and management |
Geographies of human wellbeing | |
Chapter 4 | An unequal world |
Chapter 5 | Inequalities in human wellbeing |
Chapter 6 | Improving wellbeing |
PART 2: | HISTORY |
Concepts and skills: | History |
Chapter 7 | The history toolkit |
Overview | |
Chapter 8 | The modern world and Australia |
Depth study 1 | Investigating World War II (1939–1945) |
Chapter 9 | World War II |
Depth study 2 | Investigating rights and freedoms (1945–the present) |
Chapter 10 | Rights and freedoms |
PART 3: | ECONOMICS AND BUSINESS |
Concepts and skills: | Economics and business |
Chapter 11 | The economics and business toolkit |
Economic performance and living standards | |
Chapter 12 | Measuring Australia's economic performance |
Chapter 13 | Living standards |
PART 4: | CIVICS AND CITIZENSHIP |
Concepts and skills: | Civics and citizenship |
Chapter 14 | The civics and citizenship toolkit |
Justice at home and overseas | |
Chapter 15 | Australia's democracy and the global context |
Chapter 16 | The Australian Constitution and the High Court |
Chapter 17 | Australia's international legal obligations |
Glossary | |
Index |
Title | Oxford Big Ideas Humanities and Social Sciences 10 Western Australian Curriculum
Student book + obook assess |
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ISBN | 9780190307721 |
This series is available as part of an Oxford Value Pack. Available for Years 7–10, Value Packs provide marketing leading resources and premium digital support at a reduced price.
In May 2022, an updated version of Australian Curriculum Humanities and Social Sciences for Years 7–10 (known as Version 9.0) was released by the Australian Curriculum, Assessment and Reporting Authority (ACARA).
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Oxford Humanities and Social Sciences
Years 7–10
Australian Curriculum (version 9.0)
Oxford Humanities and Social Sciences Australian Curriculum has been developed to meet the requirements of version 9.0 of the Australian Curriculum: Humanities and Social Sciences across Years 7–10.
As well as offering complete coverage of Geography, History, Economics and Business, and Civics and Citizenship , this new edition ensures that students build their Humanities and Social Sciences skills across all four subjects, preparing them for success in HASS subjects in the senior years.
Oxford Big Ideas
Geography | History
Provides complete coverage of the Australian Curriculum: Geography and Australian Curriculum: History in one series with an explicit focus on the acquisition of Humanities skills and key concepts at each year level.
Key features
- 2014 EPAA award-winning series: Best Student Resource – Junior.
- Fully revised and updated to meet the requirements of the Australian Curriculum.
- Provides complete coverage of all content in a single learning package (print and digital).
- Stand-alone skills toolkits cover key concepts and skills from the Australian Curriculum.
- All topics are supported by additional worksheets, answers, teacher notes, tests, interactives and videos.
- Clear instructional language supports student understanding and a wealth of stunning images, illustrations and source materials engage even the most reluctant learners.
Oxford Big Ideas Geography | History 7–10 Australian Curriculum
Student book + obook assess |
Print student book with digital access |
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Oxford Big Ideas Geography | History 7–10 Australian Curriculum
Student obook assess |
Digital student access
(12 months access) |
Oxford Big Ideas Geography | History 7–10 Australian Curriculum Teacher obook assess |
Digital teacher access |
Table of contents:
PART 1: | GEOGRAPHY |
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Concepts and skills: | The geographer's toolkit |
UNIT 1 | Water in the world |
Chapter 1 | Water as a resource |
Chapter 2 | Valuing and managing water |
UNIT 2 | Place and liveability |
Chapter 3 | Living in Australia |
Chapter 4 | Liveable cities |
PART 2: | HISTORY |
Concepts and skills: | The historian's toolkit |
Overview 1 | Investigating the ancient past |
Depth study 1 | Investigating the ancient past |
Chapter 5 | Investigating the ancient past |
Overview 2 | The Mediterranean world |
Depth study 2 | The Mediterranean world |
Chapter 6 | Ancient Egypt |
Chapter 7 | Ancient Greece |
Chapter 8 | Ancient Rome |
Overview 3 | The Asian world |
Depth study 3 | The Asian world |
Ancient India [obook only chapter] | |
Chapter 9 | Ancient China |
Glossary | |
Index |
PART 1: | GEOGRAPHY |
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Concepts and skills: | The geographer’s toolkit |
UNIT 1 | Landforms and landscapes |
Chapter 1 | Landforms and landscapes |
Chapter 2 | Mountain landscapes |
Chapter 3 | Coastal landscapes |
UNIT 1 | Changing nations |
Chapter 4 | Life in different cities |
Chapter 5 | Migration |
PART 2: | HISTORY |
Concepts and skills: | The historian’s toolkit |
Overview 1 | The Western and Islamic world |
Depth Study 1 | The Western and Islamic world |
The Ottoman Empire [obook only chapter] | |
Renaissance Italy [obook only chapter] | |
Chapter 6 | The Vikings |
Chapter 7 | Medieval Europe |
Overview 2 | The Asia–Pacific world |
Depth Study 2 | The Asia–Pacific world |
Chapter 8 | The Khmer Empire |
Chapter 9 | Japan under the shoguns | Polynesian expansion across the Pacific [obook only chapter] |
Overview 3 | Expanding contacts |
Depth Study 3 | Expanding contacts |
Chapter 10 | Mongol expansion |
Chapter 11 | The Black Death in Asia, Europe and Africa |
Spanish conquest of the Americas [ obook only chapter] | |
Glossary | |
Index |
PART 1: | GEOGRAPHY |
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Concepts and skills: | The geographer’s toolkit |
UNIT 1 | Biomes and food security |
Chapter 1 | Growing food |
Chapter 2 | Food security: Feeding a hungry world |
UNIT 2 | Geographies of interconnections |
Chapter 3 | Connecting people and places |
Chapter 4 | The effects of global connections |
PART 2: | HISTORY |
Concepts and skills: | The historian’s toolkit |
Overview 1 | The making of the modern world |
Making a better world? | |
Depth study 1 | Making a better world |
Progressive ideas and movements [obook only chapter] | |
Chapter 5 | The Industrial Revolution |
Chapter 6 | Movement of peoples |
Overview 2 | Australia and Asia |
Depth study 2 | Australia and Asia |
Asia and the world [obook only chapter] | |
China [obook only chapter] | |
Japan [obook only chapter] | |
India [obook only chapter] | |
Chapter 7 | Making a nation |
Overview 3 | World War I |
Depth study 3 | World War I |
Chapter 8 | World War I |
Glossary | |
Index |
PART 1: | GEOGRAPHY |
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Concepts and skills: | The geographer’s toolkit |
UNIT 1 | Environmental change and management |
Chapter 1 | Changing and managing the environment |
Chapter 2 | Coastal change and management |
UNIT 2 | Geographies of human wellbeing |
Chapter 3 | An unequal world |
Chapter 4 | Inequalities in wellbeing |
Chapter 5 | Improving human wellbeing |
PART 2: | HISTORY |
Concepts and skills: | The historian’s toolkit |
Overview 1 | World War II |
Depth study 1 | World War II |
Chapter 6 | World War II |
Overview 2 | Rights and freedoms |
Depth study 2 | Rights and freedoms | Chapter 7 | Rights and freedoms |
Overview 3 | The globalising world |
Depth study 3 | The globalising world | Chapter 8 | Popular culture |
Chapter 9 | Migration experiences |
The environment movement [obook only chapter] | |
Glossary | |
Index |
Title | Oxford Big Ideas Geography | History 7 Australian Curriculum Student book + obook assess |
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ISBN | 9780195590197 |
Title | Oxford Big Ideas Geography | History 8 Australian Curriculum Student book + obook assess |
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ISBN | 9780195590203 |
Title | Oxford Big Ideas Geography | History 9 Australian Curriculum Student book + obook assess |
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ISBN | 9780195522167 |
Title | Oxford Big Ideas Humanities 10 Australian Curriculum Student book + obook assess |
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ISBN | 9780195522204 |
Oxford Big Ideas
Geography
Provides complete coverage of the Australian Curriculum: Geography across a range of print, digital, and blended resources with an explicit focus on the acquisition of geographical skills and key concepts at each year level.
Key features
- Fully revised and updated to meet the requirements of the Australian Curriculum: Geography 7–10.
- Explicitly integrates content and skills from both strands of the Australian Curriculum: Geography.
- All topics and options are offered in print and supported by additional worksheets, answers, teacher notes, tests, interactives and videos.
- Learning is centred around meaningful inquiry-based units of work.
- An explicit focus on the acquisition of geographical skills and key concepts at each year level is supported by ‘The geography toolkit’.
- Clear instructional language supports student understanding and stunning images, illustrations and source materials engage even the most reluctant learners.
Oxford Big Ideas Geography 7–10 Australian Curriculum
Student book + obook assess |
Print student book with digital access |
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Oxford Big Ideas Geography 7–10 Australian Curriculum
Student obook assess |
Digital student access
(12 months access) |
Oxford Big Ideas Geography 7–10 Australian Curriculum Teacher obook assess |
Digital teacher access |
Table of contents:
Concepts and skills: | The geographer's toolkit |
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UNIT 1 | Water in the world |
Chapter 1 | Water as a resource |
Chapter 2 | Valuing and managing water |
UNIT 2 | Place and liveability |
Chapter 3 | Living in Australia |
Chapter 4 | Liveable cities |
Glossary | |
Index |
Concepts and skills: | The geographer's toolkit |
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UNIT 1 | Landforms and landscapes |
Chapter 1 | Landforms and landscapes |
Chapter 2 | Mountain landscapes |
Chapter 3 | Coastal landscapes |
UNIT 2 | Changing nations |
Chapter 4 | Life in different cities |
Chapter 5 | Migration |
Glossary | |
Index |
Concepts and skills: | The geographer's toolkit |
---|---|
UNIT 1 | Biomes and food security |
Chapter 1 | Growing food |
Chapter 2 | Food security: Feeding a hungry world |
UNIT 2 | Geographies of interconnections |
Chapter 3 | Connecting people and places |
Chapter 4 | The effects of global connections |
Glossary | |
Index |
Concepts and skills: | The geographer's toolkit |
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UNIT 1 | Environmental change and management |
Chapter 1 | Changing and managing the environment |
Chapter 2 | Coastal change and management |
UNIT 2 | Geographies of human wellbeing |
Chapter 3 | An unequal world |
Chapter 4 | Inequalities in wellbeing |
Chapter 5 | Improving human wellbeing |
Glossary | |
Index |
Title | Oxford Big Ideas Geography 7 Australian Curriculum
Student book + obook assess |
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ISBN | 9780195521931 |
Title | Oxford Big Ideas Geography 8 Australian Curriculum
Student book + obook assess |
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ISBN | 9780195521962 |
Title | Oxford Big Ideas Geography 9 Australian Curriculum
Student book + obook assess |
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ISBN | 9780195522006 |
Title | Oxford Big Ideas Geography 10 Australian Curriculum
Student book + obook assess |
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ISBN | 9780195522044 |
Oxford Big Ideas
History
Provides complete coverage of the Australian Curriculum: History with an explicit focus on the acquisition of historical skills and key concepts at each year level.
Key features
- 2012 EPAA award-winning series: Book of the year
- Fully revised and updated to meet the requirements of the Australian Curriculum: History 7–10.
- All topics and options are offered in print and supported by additional worksheets, answers, teacher notes, tests, interactives and videos.
- Learning is centred around meaningful inquiry-based units of work.
- Stand-alone skills toolkits cover key concepts from the Australian Curriculum.
- Clear instructional language is supported throughout by stunning images, illustrations and source materials.
- A range of self-marking quizzes mapped to Australian Curriculum content descriptors drive student progress and engagement.
Oxford Big Ideas History 7–10 Australian Curriculum
Student book + obook assess |
Print student book with digital access |
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Oxford Big Ideas History 7–10 Australian Curriculum
Student obook assess |
Digital student access
(12 months access) |
Oxford Big Ideas History 7–10 Australian Curriculum Teacher obook assess |
Digital teacher access |
Table of contents:
Overview | |
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Chapter 1 | The ancient world: An overview |
Chapter 2 | Investigating the ancient past |
The Mediterranean world | |
Chapter 3 | Ancient Egypt |
Chapter 4 | Ancient Greece |
Chapter 5 | Ancient Rome |
The Asian world | |
Chapter 6 | Ancient China |
Ancient India [obook only chapter] | |
Glossary | |
Index |
Overview | |
Chapter 1 | The ancient to the modern world: an overview |
Depth Studies | |
The Western and Islamic world | |
The Ottoman Empire [obook only chapter] | |
Renaissance Italy [obook only chapter] | |
The Asia–Pacific world | |
Chapter 4 | The Khmer Empire |
Chapter 5 | Japan under the shoguns |
The Polynesian expansion across the Pacific [obook only chapter] | |
Expanding contacts | |
Chapter 6 | Mongol Expansion |
Chapter 7 | The Black Death in Asia, Europe and Africa |
Chapter 10 | The Spanish conquest of the Americas [obook only chapter] |
Glossary | |
Index |
Overview | |
Chapter 1 | The making of the modern world: an overview |
Depth studies | |
Introduction to the Industrial Revolution | |
Making a better world? | |
Progressive ideas and movements [obook only chapter] | |
Chapter 2 | The Industrial Revolution |
Chapter 3 | Movement of peoples |
Australia and Asia | |
Asia and the World | |
China [obook only chapter] | |
Japan [obook only chapter] | |
India [obook only chapter] | |
Chapter 4 | Making a nation |
World War I | |
Chapter 5 | World War I |
Glossary | |
Index |
Overview | |
Chapter 1 | The modern world and Australia: an overview |
Depth studies | |
World War II | |
Chapter 2 | World War II (1939–1945) |
Rights and freedoms | |
Chapter 3 | Rights and freedoms (1945–the present) |
The globalising world | |
Chapter 4 | Popular culture (1945–the present) |
The environment movement [obook only chapter] | |
Chapter 5 | Migration experiences (1945–the present) |
Glossary | |
Index |
Title | Oxford Big Ideas History 7 Australian Curriculum
Student book + obook assess |
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ISBN | 9780195577112 |
Title | Oxford Big Ideas History 8 Australian Curriculum
Student book + obook assess |
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ISBN | 9780195576597 |
Title | Oxford Big Ideas History 9 Australian Curriculum
Student book + obook assess |
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ISBN | 9780195576603 |
Title | Oxford Big Ideas History 10 Australian Curriculum
Student book + obook assess |
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ISBN | 9780195576610 |
Oxford Big Ideas Economics and Business | Civics and Citizenship
Provides Complete coverage of Years 9 and 10 content from the Australian Curriculum: Economics and Business and Australian Curriculum: Civics and Citizenship in one series. Take a semester-based approach or deliver separate electives.
Key features
- Combines high-interest content with a range of up-to-the-minute case studies designed to be relevant to students’ lives.
- Offers premium digital resources designed for all classrooms with content and interactive resources designed to work across all devices.
- Supports student progress and understanding with self-marketing online quizzes – choose from hundreds of graded assessment tasks mapped explicitly to the Australian Curriculum and receive instant feedback on student progress.
- Clear instructional language supports student understanding and stunning images, illustrations and source materials engage even the most reluctant learners.
Oxford Big Ideas Economics and Business | Civics and Citizenship
Student book + obook assess |
Print student book with digital access |
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Oxford Big Ideas Economics and Business | Civics and Citizenship
Student obook assess |
Digital student access
(12 months access) |
Oxford Big Ideas Economics and Business | Civics and Citizenship Teacher obook assess |
Digital teacher access |
Table of contents:
PART 1: | ECONOMICS AND BUSINESS |
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Concepts and skills: | Economics and business |
Chapter 1 | The economics and business toolkit |
YEAR 9
UNIT 1 |
Economics and business knowledge and understanding |
Chapter 2 | Understanding the economy |
YEAR 9
UNIT 2 |
Consumer and financial literacy |
Chapter 3 | Managing financial risks and rewards |
YEAR 9
UNIT 3 |
Work and work futures |
Chapter 4 | The changing work environment |
YEAR 10
UNIT 1 |
Enterprising behaviours and capabilities |
Chapter 5 | Measuring Australia's economic performance |
Chapter 6 | Living standards |
YEAR 10
UNIT 2 |
Work and work futures |
Chapter 7 | The business environment | PART 2: | CIVICS AND CITIZENSHIP |
Concepts and skills: | Civics and citizenship |
Chapter 8 | The civics and citizenship toolkit |
YEAR 9
UNIT 1 |
Government and democracy |
Chapter 9 | Government, democracy and the citizen |
YEAR 9
UNIT 2 |
Laws and citizens |
Chapter 10 | Australia's legal system |
YEAR 9
UNIT 3 |
Citizenship, diversity and identity |
Chapter 11 | Diversity and Identity in Australia | YEAR 10
UNIT 1 |
Government and democracy |
Chapter 12 | Australia's democracy and the global context |
YEAR 10
UNIT 2 |
Laws and citizens |
Chapter 13 | The Australian Constitution and the High Court |
YEAR 10
UNIT 3 |
Citizenship, diversity and identity |
Chapter 14 | Threats to Australia's democracy |
Glossary | |
Index |
Title | Oxford Big Ideas Economics and Business | Civics and Citizenship 9 & 10 Australian Curriculum
Student book + obook assess |
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ISBN | 9780195594058 |
Oxford Atlas for Australian Schools
Oxford Atlas for Australian Schools helps teachers implement Years 7–10 Geography curricula across Australia. An array of innovative features makes it easy to find relevant and engaging content across a wide range of material.
Key features
- Contains over 160 pages of content.
- Topics are organised by year level and unit to support all courses and provide targeted learning opportunities.
- All concepts and skills are covered in detail and supported by a range of engaging activities that build student understanding.
- Comprehensive reference sections provide detailed maps of all Australian states and territories as well as maps of all world regions.
- Stunning photography and illustrations engage students and support deep inquiry.
- Teachers can add notes, drop pins or draw freehand markups on more than 250 interactive maps. Teachers can also share notes with the class by customising assignments and homework tasks or sending via email.
- A completely updated world statistics database allows students to easily compare key statistics across countries and export data directly to Excel.
Oxford Atlas for Australian Schools
Student book + obook assess |
Print student book with digital access |
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Oxford Atlas for Australian Schools
Student obook assess |
Digital student access
(12 months access) |
Oxford Atlas for Australian Schools Teacher obook assess |
Digital teacher access |
Oxford Big Ideas Humanities 7 Western Australian Curriculum + Oxford Atlas for Australian Schools
Student book + obook assess Value Pack |
Print student books with digital access |
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Oxford Big Ideas Humanities 7 Western Australian Curriculum + Oxford Atlas for Australian Schools
Student obook assess Value Pack |
Digital student access
(12 months access) |
Title | Oxford Atlas for Australian Schools
Student book + obook assess |
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ISBN | 9780190308223 |
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Focus on inquiry and engagement
Each chapter is structured around key inquiry questions from the curriculum, supporting students and teachers as they adopt an inquiry-based approach to the key learning areas in the Humanities.
Engaging source materials and supporting activities throughout simplify difficult concepts and engage reluctant learners.
Master concepts,
build skills
Stand-alone reference ‘toolkits’ provide complete coverage of all concepts and skills, which are also integrated throughout the text so that students can see them in context.
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obook provides a fully interactive digital version of the Student book with note-taking, highlighting and dictionary support included.
Every obook contains links to additional resources, such as videos, interactive modules and worksheets.
Customise your approach to planning and assessment
Plan with confidence
Lesson-by-lesson teaching programs feature suggested timeframes, teaching strategies, additional activities, assessment ideas, weblinks and differentiation strategies.
Answers to all student book questions, activities and worksheets are also available on Teacher obook assess, along with fully-editable chapter tests that enable you to customise assessment to the needs of your classroom.
Assign work and monitor student progress
Set up classes, assign work electronically, track student progress and manage results and assessment online via Teacher obook assess.
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Oxford Taster Courses are available free of charge to schools booklisting Big Ideas Humanities 10 (VIC & WA), Big Ideas Geography | History 10 (AC) and
Big Ideas Economics & Business | Civics & Citizenship 9 & 10 (VIC & AC).
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