Pearson Humanities and Social Sciences Western Australia for Years 7-10 has been developed for the new Western Australian Curriculum for Humanities and Social Sciences.
Pearson Humanities and Social Sciences Western Australia 7-10 contains specific Western Australian case studies, content and examples to ensure a personalised learning experience for students. It also encourages learners to make connections between local and wider communities.
This series covers key concepts in the areas of:
- Civics and citizenship
- Economics and business
- Geography
Inquiry tasks and student activities help learners to develop and grow key skills such as questioning and researching, analysing, communicating and reflecting, and evaluating.
Table of Contents:
- Civics and citizenship Chapter 1: Systems of government
- Civics and citizenship Chapter 2: Australia and overseas
- Civics and citizenship Chapter 3: Australia's democracy
- Economics and business Chapter 4: Economic performance
- Economics and business Chapter 5: Making financial decisions
- Geography Chapter 6: Environmental change and human wellbeing
- Geography Chapter 7: Coastal environments
- Geography Chapter 8: Human wellbeing
- History Chapter 9: The modern world and Australia
- History Chapter 10: World War II
- History Chapter 11: Rights and freedoms
- Geography ebook Chapter 12: Marine environments
- Geography ebook Chapter 13: Urban environments
- Geography ebook Chapter 14: Land environments: forests
- Geography ebook Chapter 15: Inland water environments
Key features of the Student Book:
- Fully aligned to the new Western Australian Curriculum for Humanities and Social Sciences.
- Improves the learners knowledge and understanding of humanities and social sciences and the connections between them.
- Comprehensively covers key concepts including Civics and Citizenship, Economics and Business, History and Geography.
- Inquiry tasks and student activities enable learners to develop and grow skills such as questioning and researching, analysing, communicating and reflecting, and evaluating.
- Specific Western Australian case studies, content and examples are provided to ensure a personalised learning experience for students. This also encourages learners to make connections between local and wider communities.
- Developed using an Inquiry approach with tasks at the end of each chapter to help consolidate learning.
Each Student Book comes with an eBook
Key features of the eBook:
- Available for use online and offline
- Read the student book with bonus multimedia content.
- Add, edit, and delete highlights and notes
- Synchronise state and data across multiple devices even when the user is offline
When you purchase this product, you will receive a printed card with an access code inside.
Reader+ is the home of your eBooks. It gives you more options, more flexibility and more control when it comes to the classroom materials you use. It comes with features like in-text note taking, bookmarking, highlighting, interactive videos, audio tools, presentation tools and more.
The access code will give 15 months access to the eBook from the date of activation.
How do I activate my eBook?
When you purchase your eBook, it will come with its eBook access code inside the cover.
To activate your code, you'll need to log in to pearsonplaces.com.au. If you don't have an account you will need to create one at pearsonplaces.com.au. Once you have logged into pearsonplaces.com.au click on the 'Add product' button in your bookshelf. Type in your 12 digit access code and click 'Verify product now'.
