Students studying history evaluate the ideas and processes used by historians to produce history then apply what they have learned to enquire into areas of historical interest.
Students choosing HSC modern history will investigate case studies that explore features, issues, individuals and events from the late eighteenth century to the present.
Students choosing HSC ancient history will investigate case studies of ancient societies, sites and sources through archaeology and science.
Students choosing the HSC history extension, will learn about significant historiographical ideas and processes and will learn to design, undertake and communicate historical inquiry.
Students will also appreciate the value of history for:
- critical interpretation of the contemporary world
- the way history has been recorded over time
- and the contribution of historical studies towards life-long learning.
A syllabus is a document that gives teachers an outline of what students are to be taught in a specific learning area.
The syllabus and other supporting material:
Board of Studies ancient history 11-12
Board of Studies modern history 11-12
Board of Studies history extension 11-12
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