How is this course assessed?

Learning in History is assessed through internal and external achievement standards. The focus is on learning the skills around interpretation of sources through research, perspectives, cause and effect, and events of significance to New Zealand. 

Topics

Hiroshima Bombing

An event that is still viewed today through different perspectives, the Hiroshima Bombing is a key event in World History, and more specifically, Japanese and American history. We will explore the contested nature of this event from a range of perspectives, including primary, secondary, historical, scientific, and more. 

The 1990s

You will explore the 1990s through historical research inquiry to glimpse the not-so-distant past. Societal changes, historical continuity, political upheaval, sporting triumphs, and more. Finding a historical event that is of interest to you.

Bastion Point

We will examine the significance of this major protest movement in Aotearoa New Zealand's history, more specifically, Tāmaki Mākaurau Auckland, to build an understanding. 

Will there be any FAO? (Further Assessment Opportunities)

No, there will be no opportunities to complete any Further Assessment Opportunities in History.

Will there be resubmissions?

Resubmissions will only be allowed that take a student from a Not Achieved to an Achieved grade.