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Cambridge Society and Culture Stage 6 (digital)

Cambridge Society and Culture Stage 6 (digital)
AUTHOR(S):
Kendra Bruseker / Louise Dark / Allie Emo / Elizabeth Howard
REGION:
New South Wales
LEVELS:
Year 11 / Year 12
SUBJECT AREA:
Humanities
ISBN:
9781108970068
PUBLICATION DATE:
23/08/2021
Price:   AUD $67.95
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Written by an experienced team of practising Society and Culture teachers, Cambridge Society and Culture Stage 6 help students understand and contribute to the world around them, and provides them with everything they need to thrive in their internal assessments and end-of-year exams.

Cambridge Society and Culture Stage 6 includes:

  • the best assessment and exam preparation support available including learning activities, end-of-section Review questions, qualitative and quantitative research methods and skills and end-of-chapter HSC style questions
  • a dedicated Personal Interest Project (PIP) chapter with tools and guidance for students, samples of work from high-achieving students, an interview with past students, and FAQs to guide students as they develop and complete their PIP.
  • contemporary, in-depth Focus Studies for each topic that address all syllabus requirements
  • relevant and contemporary case studies that illustrate and explore the nature of each topic
  • biennial digital updates to ensure the content stays current, reliable and updated
  • immediate access to audio and video resources via QR codes in the Print Textbook
  • a powerful learning experience, powered by Cambridge Edjin, that bring the study of Society and Culture to life
  • an easy onboarding process for students and teachers with immediate access to digital support resources.

CATEGORY WINNER
Secondary Student Resource – Senior –
English/Humanities/Languages/Arts/Technologies/Health and Physical Education

2022 Educational Publishing Awards Australia 

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The Interactive Textbook is available as a two-calendar-year subscription. Your subscription term is defined as follows: if activation occurs between January and July of this year, subscription concludes on 31 December in the following year. If activation occurs between August and December of this year, subscription concludes on 31 December in the year after the following.

PRELIMINARY
1. The social and cultural world Focus study: The Roma in Europe 
2. Personal and social identity Focus study: The Mescalero Apache people 
3. Intercultural communication Focus study: The Tuareg society 

CORE 
4. Personal Interest Project 
5. Social and cultural continuity and change Focus study: Rwanda 

DEPTH STUDIES 
6. Depth study: Popular culture Focus study: Social media 
7. Depth study: Belief systems and ideologies Focus study: Indigenous spiritualities: New Zealand Maori Wairuatanga 
8. Depth study: Social inclusion and exclusion Focus study: Asylum seekers and refugees in Australia 
9. Social conformity and nonconformity Focus study: Survivalists

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Written by an experienced team of practising Society and Culture teachers, Cambridge Society and Culture Stage 6 help students understand and contribute to the world around them, and provides them with everything they need to thrive in their internal assessments and end-of-year exams.

CATEGORY WINNER
Secondary Student Resource – Senior –
English/Humanities/Languages/Arts/Technologies/Health and Physical Education

2022 Educational Publishing Awards Australia 

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Preview our interactive resources in this short video demonstration:

Watch our recent webinar, presented by Kendra Bruseker and Elizabeth Howard:

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Kendra Bruseker

Kendra Bruseker is the Academic Head of Social Studies at Oakhill College, and has served on the committee for the Society and Culture Association since 2019. Kendra’s dedication to quality curriculum has seen her develop and facilitate numerous professional learning seminars for the Society and Culture Association and the AISNSW. She also works as a sessional tutor at Macquarie University, teaching pre-service teachers. Having taught Society and Culture for the past decade, Kendra brings her extensive experience and knowledge of assessment and the curriculum to her delivery of course content, while developing HSC graduates who are engaged, confident and socially aware.

Louise Dark

Louise Dark has been passionately engaged in the world of Society and Culture since beginning her teaching career. The HSC class she was allocated during that time was her first interaction with the Society and Culture course, and the support and collegiality of other teachers within her network was invaluable. She joined the Society and Culture Association Committee in 2010 and has served as a Committee member, Secretary and Vice President. In 2016 Louise was awarded the Professional Teachers Council (PTC) award for Outstanding Professional Service in recognition of her significant and positive contribution to the Society and Culture Association and wider teaching community through additional roles such as editor of Culturescope and her presentation and organisation of Professional Learning and Student events. Louise has been President of the SCANSW since 2020, and also contributed to teaching and learning of Society and Culture through various NESA roles.

Allie Emo

Allie Emo, Bachelor of Social Science, Dip. Teach (Secondary NZ) is renowned for her exceptional ideological practices that encourage student engagement. As a classroom teacher, Allie was awarded the Rotary Club (Inc) Vocational Excellence Award for Inspirational Teaching (NZ) with the design of units of work for Stage 4 and 5. Her Pre-Service Teacher Award by UNSW School of Education is the profession’s recognition for her outstanding commitment to pre-service teachers. Her passion for cultural interaction has seen her lead a number of student excursions to China, Hong Kong, and Central NSW. Proudly a HSIE Head Teacher at NBSC - Cromer Campus for over a decade, Allie is renowned for her knowledge, skills and standards of excellence within the teaching profession.

Elizabeth Howard

Elizabeth Howard is an enthusiastic and dynamic Society and Culture teacher who works at Thomas Hassall Anglican College. With nearly a decade of teaching experience, Elizabeth has seen many students through the HSC. Elizabeth frequently presents Professional Development, generally with a focus on how to excel on the Personal Interest Project and ways to have meaningful and engaging Society and Culture lessons.

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