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Articles by our Analysing VCE Australian History authors in the new HTAV Agora magazine

26 OCTOBER 2021
Richard Broome and Bill Lewis have published articles in the latest Agora magazine (2021-3 'Colonial Histories').

More information about the articles:

Colonisation and the Australian Environment, 1788–1900
Richard Broome
At least nine ideas need to be considered when understanding the impact of colonisation on Australia's environment.

Teaching Difficult Histories: Approaches for the Classroom
Bill Lewis
The prospect of teaching contested colonial histories can be daunting, but a balance of teaching strategies and awareness of potential pitfalls can lead to some of the most stimulating moments in the classroom.

Please note, Agora is only available to members of the HTAV.

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More information on our Analysing VCE Australian History series >>

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