Introduction - 'A living, moving subject': Aboriginal Studies in New South Wales

Cadzow, Allison; Maynard, John

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Introduction - 'A living, moving subject': Aboriginal Studies in New South Wales

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2011

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Cadzow, Allison

Maynard, John

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Nelson Cengage Learning

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This book presents fresh perspectives and insights for teachers and students to investigate and evaluate. The collection delivers an absorbing, complex and strategically balanced understanding of the topic area, filling a gap in resources specific to the Stage 6 Aboriginal Studies Syllabus and supporting critical thinking.

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Nelson Aboriginal Studies

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