~ Introduction
- Why is it difficult to decide on a nation-wide curriculum for Australian History?
- Two issues, whether we should have a nation-wide curriculum, and what to include.
- I’ll be discussing these two issues from different perspectives

~ Should we have a curriculum?
- Obvious that abiding to a curriculum is important
- “Students are unlikely to acquire essential knowledge if it is not prescribed in curriculum documents.”
- Professor Parlo Singh, head of the school of Education and Professional Studies at Griffith University.
- Push for Australia-wide curriculum for history by the government over last two decades
- Great support
- "This would be an essential and required core part of all students' learning experience to prepare them for the 21st century," conference delegates said in a communique. A summit of the government, history experts and academics in Canberra agreed to urge the states to make Australian history a key part of students' learning......

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Title: Why Is It Difficult To Decide On A Nation-Wide Curriculum For Australian History?
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