This table is provided for guidance on how this web site
might be used for education work relevant to CSF II.
Key Learning Area
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Strand
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Learning Outcome
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Relevant Areas Of The Site
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The Arts
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Media
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4.1
Demonstrate the ability to experiment with ideas in making and
presenting media productions.
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Games and
Activities
Poster Competition
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5.1 Use
starting points to generate and expressively develop ideas when
making and presenting media productions.
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Arts
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4.1
Demonstrate the ability to experiment with ideas in making and
presenting art works.
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5.1 Use
starting points to generate and expressively develop ideas when
making and presenting art works.
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Visual
Communication
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5.1 Use
starting points to generate and expressively develop ideas and
messages when making and presenting visual communication.
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English
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Writing
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4.9 Use a
range of text types to write about some unfamiliar ideas and
information, providing supporting detail.
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Games and
Activities
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4.10 Select
an appropriate text type to write for a range of contexts, purposes
and audiences
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4.11 Control
the linguistic structures and features of a range of written texts.
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4.12 Use a
range of strategies to plan, compose, revise and edit texts dealing
with some unfamiliar ideas and information.
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5.9 Use a
range of text types to write about some challenging themes and
issues.
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5.10 Adjust
writing for a range of contexts, purposes and audiences.
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5.11 Identify
and control the linguistic structures and features of written texts
that present some challenging themes and issues.
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5.12 Use a
range of strategies to plan, compose, revise and edit texts that
present some challenging themes and issues.
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Health and
Physical Education
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Heath of
individuals and populations
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4.1 Compare
images of health and how these influence personal and community
health goals and strategies.
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Air and Air
Pollution
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4.2 Plan and
implement strategies to promote personal and environmental health
and safety.
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What We Can
Do
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5.1 Describe
health issues about which young people make decisions, and
strategies that are designed to maintain or improve their health.
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Air and Air
Pollution
What We Can Do
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Mathematics
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Chance and
data - Posing questions and collecting data
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4.2 Collect
and record data systematically.
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Air
Monitoring Information
Games and Activities
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5.1 Decide
the nature of data required to effectively answer specific questions
and plan ways to collect and organise it.
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5.2 Obtain
data related to an area of interest.
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Chance and
data - Summarising and presenting data
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4.1 Prepare
tabular displays of discrete and continuous data
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4.2 Prepare
visual displays of discrete and continuous (measurement) data using
a range of graphical methods
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4.3 Compare,
order and summarise data sets using simple numerical methods.
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5.1 Present
collected data in tables, databases and spreadsheets
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5.2 Present
univariate data using graphical techniques and technology
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5.3 Summarise a data set by obtaining measures of central location
and spread ‘by hand’ and by using technology
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Chance and
data – Interpreting Data
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4.1 Extract
and interpret numerical information contained in tables, data
displays and databases
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4.2
Interpret, discuss and compare data displays, including how well
they communicate information
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5.1 Interpret
and evaluate information contained in tables, visual displays and
databases and report on methods of data collection
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5.2 Interpret
simple measures of location and spread and use them in comparisons.
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5.3 Draw
inferences from collected or published data
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5.4 Make
predictions on the basis of samples
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Science
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Earth and
Earth Sciences
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4.1 Relate
the occurrence of natural events to atmospheric changes and
movements of the Earth’s crust and mantle.
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Air and Air
Pollution
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Biological
Science
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5.2 Describe
interactions between living things and between living things and
their non-living surroundings.
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Air and Air
Pollution
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Physical
science
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5.2 Describe
the characteristics and applications of the transmission and
reflection of energy in the form of heat, light and sound.
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Air and Air
Pollution
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Studies of
society and Environment
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Geography
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5.2 Explain
how natural processes and human activities change environments.
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Air and Air
Pollution
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5.3 Explain
how people’s use of natural and human environments changes over
time.
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Air and Air
Pollution
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5.4 Develop a
plan to address impacts of change.
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What We can
Do
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Economy
and Society
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4.3 Analyse
factors that make work at home, school and in the community
satisfying, safe and effective.
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Air and Air
Pollution
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Technology
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Materials
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5.1 Explain
some of the social and environmental implications of using
particular materials in products
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Air and Air
Pollution
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