Place and Liveability (Stage 4)
Virtually visit Harold Park and The Bays Precinct to answer ‘What approaches can be used to improve the liveability of places’?
ACTIVITY OUTLINE:
This interactive virtual fieldwork presentation covers the Stage 4 Geography Syllabus topic place and liveability. Students will virtually visit Harold Park and The Bays Precinct and be guided by experienced DoE geography teachers to answer a Key Inquiry Question; ‘What approaches can be used to improve the liveability of places’? Students will use the Harold Park and Rozelle Bay sites to:
• identify characteristics of places considered highly liveable
• examine a range of strategies to enhance liveability
• assess the role of governments, non government organisations, communities and individuals in enhancing liveability
• propose strategies to improve liveability of a place in Australia
Students can use the webinar to develop a plan to transform an area in the Bays Precinct into a more liveable place. The webinar follows DoE online safety protocols. A student worksheet is provided and a comprehensive support website.
Book directly with the Centre on 9247 7321.
Joining instruction will be sent on booking.
IS THIS A FREE EVENT? No
BROUGHT TO YOU BY: Observatory Hill EEC
Event Details
Event Type
Live Event - By Request
Delivery Platform
Duration
Price
$60 per class
This webinar is designed to be booked by a class teacher and can cater for multiple classes.
A webinar worksheet is provided.
Payment Instructions
DoE schools will be interschool journaled after the event. Non DoE schools will be invoiced.
Curriculum
Secondary
Syllabus Outcomes
GE4-1
Main KLA, Strand, Sub Strand
HSIE » Geography
Learning Intentions & Success Criteria
Students will be able to understand features of a place that make it liveable and use these features to design a liveable place.
Cancellation Policy
Cancellations need to be made within 1 week of the date of the webinar or a cancellation fee $30.00 per class will be charged.
Joining The Event
Technology and Materials Requirements
Participants require internet and Zoom access. All learning materials will be provided.
Connecting To The Event
Observatory Hill EEC will email you or you can call the office 9247 7321 to make a suitable date.
Joining instruction will be sent after a booking has been made.
More Information About This Event
More information is available on the Observatory Hill EEC Online learning Page