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Go to ‘My classes’ (click on ‘Hi [your name]’ on the top right of the website banner and select ‘My classes’).  Select the class you want to invite and click on ‘Enter’. Click on ‘Invite students’. You will be given 2 options: A class code to share with students. Have students register and open their ‘My learning page’. Once they join a class, have them enter the class code.  A class link. Share the class link with…

Let’s get you started Anyone can access Tax, Super + You without a login. However, to access our free curriculum aligned resources, or to create a class, you need to register. Signing up is easy and will only take a couple of minutes. Follow these easy steps to help you get started so you can get instant access to over 1,000 free resources. Click on Register in the top right-hand corner to head to the registration form, or  Register Note:…

Once you have created a class and assigned tasks to students, you can easily monitor their progress and achievement by following these simple steps. Go to ‘My classes’. Select the class you want to check and click on ‘Enter’. Use the dropdown menu next to the activity you want to check and click on ‘Progress’.  A list of students who have joined the class will appear with an update on which students have completed the assigned tasks…

There are lots of benefits to registering for a Tax, Super + You teacher account. Once you register, you will have immediate access to hundreds of free curriculum-aligned resources that will support you to teach the curriculum. Registering has many other benefits, including: detailed instructions on how to sequence activities with ready access to all the resources you need that will save you time clear curriculum links for each activity so…

Use a map to describe the relative location of Dubbo. You should refer to distance and direction from other places in your answer. Use the information on the graph in Government investment in regional centre growth – Explainer to describe the population change in Dubbo between 1961 and 2014. A good answer will include population figures, years and consider rates of change. Draw a flow diagram to show how the migration of people away…