Hints and tips
REFERENCING using the REFERENCE GENERATOR
Videos from CLICKVIEW - use "Digital Library single program" OR "Digital Library series" as your reference guide.
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Using EBCSO databaseFor those of you who could not get to the Lindy Chamberlain page for Media from the guide
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Acknowledgement
St Stephen's School would like to acknowledge the contribution of
Mrs Dee Cunninghame,
the original creator of this guide.
TASK
Students will use an Australian Court Case to demonstrate whether Australia’s judicial system is just and fair. This will be shown through research, social media analysis and a three-minute presentation to the class.
Please select from the following Australian cases:
Mikelbergs and The Great Mint Swindle
Debra Locke and Golden Mile Corruption
Assignment
Information from your teachers
Resource Key
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LEVEL 1.
Brief information in an easy-to-read, structured format. May use informal language. -
LEVEL 2.
Longer articles, broader topic coverage. Includes some subject-specific language. -
LEVEL 3.
Detailed information, using subject-specific language. (Includes analytical articles)
WASLA Teacher Librarian of the Year- 2017: Jo-Anne Urquhart
- 2016: Lise Legg
WASLA Library Officer of the Year- 2012: Karen Notley