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Tax, Super + You brings you high-quality teacher-developed resources to use in secondary schools and at home. All our resources are free, easy to use and aligned with the Australian Curriculum and other syllabuses around Australia.
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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 engage in an interactive to learn about the responsibilities of different levels of government in Australia in…
Students use the case study of Dubbo to investigate how and why the government has invested in growing regional centres…
Students consider where their own strengths lie and identify actions they could take to strengthen the qualities they…
Students work in groups to consider the negative social, economic and environmental effects that can arise from over…
In this activity, students investigate how people earn an income, why people work and the different types of work that…
In this activity students decide if different people are spenders or savers and consider what actions these people may…
In this activity, students learn why and how governments intervene in the economy. They consolidate their understanding…
In this activity, students explore goods and services they and their families use that are provided by governments,…
By playing a game, students develop an understanding of the trade-offs that governments make when they intervene in the…
Through locating and watching a range of videos, students explore the social, economic, and environmental value of the…
Students learn that even if they are not working, they are taxpayers and pay tax on most goods and services they…
Students learn to use spending diaries to work out how they spend their money and whether their spending habits are…
