Conference program
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9.20am – Session 1
| AGP-1 | Keynote: Key concepts in international politics: what they mean in political reality | Scott Burchill | |
| SOC-1 |
Keynote: Koori Courts: A cultural model of healing and therapeutic jurisprudence |
Joanne Atkinson, Majella McGrath, Julian Silverman |
10.45am – Session 2
| AGP-2 | Using case studies to teach students about political actors and their influence on Australian politics | Isabella Oddi |
| AP-2 | A deep dive into domestic policy | Josie Gorman |
| GP-2A | Introduction to North Korea | Matt Kulesza |
| GP-2B | Avoiding the traps – Teaching China for 3.2 | Chris Weinberg |
| SOC½-2 | Young adults in crisis? Future aspirations from a pandemic present | Steve Roberts |
| SOC¾-2 | Social movement case study: Fight for the Bight | Ben Druitt, Zoya Kitik |
11.30am – Session 3
| AGP-3 | Curriculum update – VCE Australian and Global Politics | Gerry Martin | |
| SOC-3 | Curriculum update – VCE Sociology | Leonie Brown |
12.40pm – Session 4
| AGP-4 | Political lobbying, climate change and strengthening democracy | Craig Reucassel | |
| GP-4 | 'He said, Xi said': Exploring China's power during the Xi Jinping era | Nick Melaisis | |
| SOC¾-4 | Aboriginal Change Makers: Stories of social change | Narelle Wood |
1.50pm – Session 5
| AGP-5 | Post-truth education | Chris McCaw | |
| AP-5 | Assessor's report – VCE Australian Politics | Michelle McCarty | |
| GP-5 | Assessor's report – VCE Global Politics | Lou Spanos | |
| SOC-5 | Assessor's report – VCE Sociology | Fiona Gontier |
3.00pm – Panel
| Panel discussion: Careers education in the humanities | Laura Newman and guests |