Mangere College Mangere College

2 History

2HIS
Course Description Recommended Prior Learning

Any level 1 Social Science subject, or HoD discretion.




History at Māngere College explores powerful themes through a range of important topics. Students learn about injustice through events like the Dawn Raids, the Black Civil Rights Movement, and Apartheid. They also study issues significant to Aotearoa, such as the Foreshore and Seabed Act, Parihaka, and the Mau Movement. Global topics like World War II, the atomic bomb, and the Vietnam War give students insight into major events that shaped the modern world. These topics help build understanding of the past while developing critical thinking and research skills with trips in between.

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Course Overview

Term 1
Term 1 is all about who we are as a person. How do we keep hold of our own cultural history/stories and how do these impact us as people?

Term 2
Term 2 is all about who we are as a class and learning how to collect and use evidence. What role does Fake News play in our everyday understanding of what's happening around us? How can we trust where we get our news and understanding of events from?

Term 3
In Term 3 we are using the evidence that we have collected in Term 1 during our inquiry to then analyse significant events in the history of Aotearoa or the Pacific (or even the world). How are things changing? When the world is changing what still stays the same (continuity).

Term 4
Revision and external examination focus.

Learning Areas:

Social Sciences


Pathway

3 Geography, 3 History