2007 Aboriginal Studies HSC Major Projects

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2007

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Major projects are a course requirement of the NSW Board of Studies Aboriginal Studies course. According to the syllabus, the major project is to be a topic of the student’s own choice, negotiated with their teacher and Aboriginal community members, and should be related to the course. Students apply their knowledge and skills in acquiring, processing, and communicating information, and participating in community consultation. Major projects are an original piece of work.

SERIES 01: Fashion and identity / Kaiya Aboagye, Sydney Secondary College

SERIES 02: A comparison of epidemiology in Redfern and the Tiwi Islands: Why the health standards are so bad / Mallory Barnes

SERIES 03: The struggle to reclaim language in NSW / Max Booyar-Rybak, St Ignatius College, Riverview

SERIES 04: Scar trees of the Bridgewater Estate / Jennifer Cousemacker, Elderslie High School

SERIES 05: Muku Nguyah : One Spirit / Ariane Dozer, St Catherine's School, Waverley

SERIES 06: Economic development, employment & Aboriginal tourism / Thomas Lowrey, St Ignatius College Riverview

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