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2015/3449v4 [PDF 2017/61771] HUMANITIES and SOCIAL Sciences | Exemplification of key CONCEPTS | Pre-primary to Year 10 1 HUMANITIES AND SOCIAL SCIENCES: KEY CONCEPTS The HUMANITIES and SOCIAL Sciences knowledge and understanding identifies key CONCEPTS that are the high-level ideas involved in teaching students to think from a HUMANITIES and SOCIAL Sciences perspective. The CONCEPTS from Civics and Citizenship, Economics and Business, Geography, and History are introduced across the appropriate phases of schooling and continue to build through to Year 10 to develop students understanding of the HUMANITIES and SOCIAL Sciences. CONCEPTS for developing an understanding of Civics and Citizenship In Civics and Citizenship the key CONCEPTS are democracy, democratic values, the Westminster system, justice, participation, rights and responsibilities.
The Westminster system The Westminster system is central to Australia’s system of government and includes bicameralism, the separation of powers, responsible government and representative government. An understanding of the concept of the Westminster system is developed in the following ways:
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