How countries are interconnected
Describe a country's interconnections with other countries through migration, aid, tourism and culture (e.g. Australia's), and how these interconnections change people and places
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- Describe a migration interconnection (e.g. families moving from another country to Australia) and one effect on the places involved
- Describe an interconnection through aid, tourism or culture (e.g. Australian aid to Pacific neighbours, international students or sport)
- Explain how one interconnection changes a place or people's lives in Australia or another country
“Can your child explain how your country is connected to other countries through people moving, tourism, aid or sport — and how those links change people's lives?”
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- Type
- Conceptual
- Subject
- Geography
- Domain
- Places & Environments
- Age range
- Ages 11–12
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