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Tax, Super + You Competition A fun and creative way for students in Years 7–12 to learn about tax and super
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Students learn about overfishing, its effect on fishing stocks and consider sustainable fishing strategies being…
Students consider different indicators of human wellbeing and identify the social, economic, and/or environmental…
Students develop an understanding of the functions of ecosystem services and their impact on human wellbeing. They come…
Students develop an understanding of how and why successful businesses keep records. They engage in a hypothetical dog-…
Students investigate the concept of human wellbeing and the different ways it can be measured. They also explore…
Students develop an understanding of the social, economic, environmental and icon value of the Great Barrier Reef (GBR…
Students develop an understanding of the social, economic and environmental value of forest ecosystems and discuss the…
Students learn to use spending diaries to work out how they spend their money and whether their spending habits are…
In this activity, students learn why and how governments intervene in the economy. They consolidate their understanding…
In this activity, students explore the importance of taxation revenue and spending. They view a student produced video…
In this activity, students play a game that simulates how taxation contributes to the common good and demonstrates how…
Students learn to use a SWOT analysis to select a hypothetical business to start. In doing so, they identify how…
