Now more than ever, there is a need for our young people to study History. It helps create a unified society by introducing youth to the ideas and experiences of people different to themselves as when young people study their past they learn about their connection, their commonality and thus gain a sense of belonging. …
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The 2020 HTAA National Conference will be held in Perth, 30 September – 2 October. The theme for 2020 is Hindsight. Presenters are invited to register their interest via the website. Delegates and exhibitors can also register their interest via the website.
Congratulations to HTASA for hosting the very engaging and successful HTAA National Conference. Educators from across Australia attending a wide range of sessions covering the full range of the Australian Curriculum and looking at pedagogical practices to improve students understanding of History. Keynote speakers included Dr Michelle Arrow, Hon Michael Kirby AC CMG and Dr …
Congratulations to all the students who participated in the 2019 Australian History Competition. In 2019 we had entries from across all sectors in metropolitan, rural and remote schools. A full list of winners is available on the Australian History Challenge website.
Entries for the 2019 National History Challenge close on August 30. Teachers are asked to remind students to check they have met all the entry requirements for both the their type of entry and the special category they wished to be considered for (if applicable). Further details can be found on the NHC website.
The program for the 2019 HTAA National Conference, hosted by HTASA is now available. The conference will be held between 1-3 October 2019, in Adelaide. The theme is History Matters. Key note speakers include: Dr Richard Harris (Australian of the Year), Dr Michelle Arrow (Professor and author) and Hon Michael Kirby AC CMG (Former Justice …
The Australian History Competition will be held on 5 June 2019. Good luck to all the students who are participating this year.
The HTAA welcomes proposals on all aspects of the teaching of F-12 History, particularly new topic content, assessment, concepts & skills and approaches to programming. We also encourage presentations on a range of other topics, including but not limited to: teaching history in the digital age, Indigenous history, innovative pedagogies and leading a department. More …
The HTAA welcomes proposals on all aspects of the teaching ofF-12 History,particularly new topic content, assessment, concepts &skills and approaches to programming. We also encourage presentations on a range of other topics, including but not limited to: teaching history in the digital age, Indigenous history, innovative pedagogies and leading a department. Complete the Call for …