Hong Kong: Britannica LumieLabs Video Project Competition 2019
Students in Hong Kong answered questions about our world, environment and future using short videos. Here are the winning entries!
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Using Media Effectively in the Classroom
Whether your classroom is instructor-led or student-led or both, using media effectively will help to complement your teaching and learning.
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Classroom Activities: National Reconciliation Week – The Mabo Decision (Years 7-10)
National Reconciliation Week in Australia ends on June 3rd every year, a date purposefully chosen to commemorate an important milestone in the continuing journey towards reconciliation: the High Court Mabo Decision.
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Join Britannica at EduTECH 2019
With EduTECH 2019 just around the corner, here's what's on at the Britannica Stand.
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Classroom Activities: Understanding Multiculturalism (Years 7-10)
Encourage students to critically engage with media sources through a contextual exploration of multiculturalism and the immigration debate.
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Classroom Activities: Understanding Multiculturalism (Grade 7-10)
In the current global and media climate, understanding the facts about multiculturalism is more important than ever for our youth.
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Fight the Fake with Britannica School Insights
Combat the proliferation of digital misinformation with Britannica School Insights, the new free Google Chrome extension for Britannica School.
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Classroom Activities: Revisiting the Anzac Legend
Revisit the Anzac legend and the indelible imprint it has left on the Australian and New Zealand psyche.
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The ANZAC Spirit in Pictures – ImageQuest
Courage, tenacity and mateship: the Anzac spirit lives on in these historical photographs and illustrations from ImageQuest.
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Classroom Activities: Making a Nation…During and After the Gold Rush
Take a deep dive into the profound social, cultural and political effects of the 19th century gold rushes, as well as the catalytic roles they played in the shaping of Australia as a nation.
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