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New Zealand Basics 4: My World, My Planet

By | Copyright Year:2003 | ISBN-13: 9780170950404

Published:15/06/2003
One of the principles/Nga Matapono directing the New Zealand Curriculum Framework is that “The New Zealand Curriculum relates learning to the wider world.” For such ‘relating’ to take place, students must have a basic knowledge of how that ‘wider world’ operates.

This series aims to deliver that knowledge in a way that:
• is 100% user-friendly
• is accessible to all learner levels
• allows opportunity for further in-depth study of a particular topic
• is contained in a workbook that can be kept by students as a personal record
• will equip students with the backdrop of knowledge that links to specific curricula
• encourages students to use the eight essential skills specified by the New Zealand Curriculum for all students across the whole curriculum throughout their years of schooling
• provides students with a useful background for understanding international current affairs.

CONTENTS

1. How much do you know already?
2. Australasia
3. Oceania
4. Monsoon Asia
5. Indochina
6. Middle East
7. United Kingdom of Great Britain
8. Ireland & Northern Ireland
9. The Balkans
10. Russia and the old USSR
11. Africa
12. Kiwis on OE
13. Developing and developed worlds
14. Different governments
15. Different names for parliaments and leaders
16. Commonwealth of Nations
17. United Nations
18. Human rights & Amnesty International
19. Clubs for countries
20. Buddhism
21. Christianity
22. Hinduism
23. Islam
24. Judaism
25. Sikhism
26. Arbor Day
27. Saint Patrick's Day
28. Mother's Day and Father's Day
29. Valentine's Day
30. Guy Fawkes
31. Halloween
32. Changing names of places, people, animals
33. Globalisation
34. GE/GM
35. Aids, Foot-and-mouth Disease, Mad Cow Disease
36. Weapons of mass destruction
37. Terrorism
38. Drug trafficking
39. Refugees
40. Extreme natural events
41. El Nino
42. Ozone hole
43. Endangered rainforests
44. Kyoto Agreement
45. Olympic Games
46. The Bermuda Triangle
47. Space
48. Obesity
49. Life expectancy
50. Examples of inspirational people

ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Ruth Naumann is an experienced Social Studies teacher and the author of numerous social studies publications.

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