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Media

 

Units of work

Units of work have been developed since the Museum opened in 2001. Some relate to exhibitions but they are designed to stand alone – in other words, you don't need to have visited the exhibition to use them.

Years 8–12
Australian history, English, media, arts
Years 5–12
Australian history, Indigenous culture & history, English, media
Years 8–12
Australian history, media, English, arts
Years 8–12
Australian history, Indigenous culture & history, English, Media
Years 6–10
Media, English, historical skills
Years 9–12
Historical skills, Australian history, Indigenous culture & history, media, environment
Years 8–12
Australian history, Indigenous culture & history, English, media
Years 8–12
Australian history, English, arts, media
Years 8–12
Australian history, English, media, arts
Years 8–12
Australian history, historical skills, Indigenous culture & history, English, media
Years 7–12
Historical skills, Australian history, media

Classroom activities

Classroom activities provide teachers with content and ideas for a lesson.

Years 3–8
Australian history, environment, media, arts, English
Years 5–8
Australian history, media, arts
Years 6–8
Indigenous culture & history, Australian history, arts, English, media
Year 9
English, media, arts, Australian history, historical skills

Multimedia and more

Here you'll find animations, Flash interactives, audio-on-demand, collection highlights and (in time) selected video clips.

Years 8–12
Media, English, arts, Australian history
Years 9–12
Australian history, Indigenous culture & history, media, historical skills
Years 11 and up
Media
Years Foundation–4
Arts, English, media

Primary sources

Primary sources are objects in the collection of the National Museum of Australia. Many of them are relevant to educators and students; below is a sample. Each one has an image, a detailed description, and a statement of its educational value.

Years 5 and up
English, media, arts, Australian history, historical skills