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The following codes and icons are used in the History Extension Stage 6 Syllabus.

Outcome Coding

Syllabus outcomes have been coded in a consistent way. The code identifies the subject, Year and outcome number. For example:

Outcome coding diagram showing outcome code HE11-2 where 'HE' is History Extension, '12' is Year 12 and '2' is Outcome 2

Outcome code Interpretation
HE12-1 History Extension, Year 12 – Outcome number 1
HE12-4 History Extension, Year 12 – Outcome number 4

Coding of Australian Curriculum Content

In History Extension, relevant Australian curriculum content for Ancient History and Modern History has been included in a range of case studies as appropriate. Australian curriculum content descriptions included in the syllabus are identified by an Australian curriculum code, for either Ancient History or Modern History, which appears in brackets at the end of each content description for example:

The different interpretations and representations of Cleopatra (from the ancient past to the present), including how Cleopatra represented herself in monuments and inscriptions; her portrayals as the enemy, a femme fatale, the saviour of Egypt, and a victim; and modern feminist representations (ACHAH071)

Australian curriculum content coding diagram showing code ACHAH071 where 'AC' is Australian Curriculum, 'H' is History, 'AH' is Ancient History and '071' is the element code

The significant changes that occurred during the French Revolution, including the overturning of the ‘ancien régime’, changes to the social structure of France, foreign policy and the revolutionary wars (ACHMH031)

Australian curriculum content coding diagram showing code ACHMH031 where 'AC' is Australian Curriculum, 'H' is History, 'MH' is Modern History and '031' is the element code

Where a number of content descriptions are jointly represented, all description codes are included, eg (ACHMH031, ACHMH032).

Learning across the curriculum icons

Learning across the curriculum content, including cross-curriculum priorities, general capabilities and other areas identified as important learning for all students, is incorporated and identified by icons in the syllabus.

Cross-curriculum priorities

Hand - Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander histories and cultures learning across the curriculum icon Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander histories and cultures

Flower with an a - Asia and Australia's engagement with Asia learning across the curriculum icon Asia and Australia's engagement with Asia

Leaves - Sustainability learning across the curriculum icon Sustainability

General capabilities

Gears - Critical and creative thinking learning across the curriculum icon Critical and creative thinking

Scales - Ethical understanding learning across the curriculum icon Ethical understanding

Computer - Information and communication technology capability learning across the curriculum icon Information and communication technology capability

Globe - Intercultural understanding learning across the curriculum icon Intercultural understanding

Book - Literacy learning across the curriculum icon Literacy

Calculator - Numeracy learning across the curriculum icon Numeracy

Two people - Personal and social capability learning across the curriculum icon Personal and social capability

Other learning across the curriculum areas

Australia - Civics and citizenship learning across the curriculum icon Civics and citizenship

Puzzle piece - Difference and diversity learning across the curriculum icon Difference and diversity

Star - Work and enterprise learning across the curriculum icon Work and enterprise


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