Stage 2 | Subject Outline | Version control
Aboriginal Studies
Stage 2
Subject outline
Accredited in May 2016 for teaching at Stage 2 from 2018.
Stage 2 | Subject outline | Performance standards
Performance standards
Stage 2 performance standards for Aboriginal Studies can be viewed below. You can also download in Word format [DOC 45KB].
To learn more about what performance standards are, how they are used, and other general information, see performance standards and grades.
Knowledge and Understanding | Deconstruction, Analysis, and Synthesis | Evaluation, Collaboration, and Reflection | |
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A |
Perceptive and well-informed knowledge and understanding of narratives as told by Aboriginal peoples. |
Perceptive deconstruction and analysis of how the past influences the present and the future. Perceptive deconstruction and analysis of experiences that are of significance to Aboriginal peoples and/or communities. Discerning synthesis of learning from and with Aboriginal peoples and/or communities. |
Insightful evaluation of and reflection on own learning. Proactive collaboration in planning and implementing a social action. |
B |
Well-informed knowledge and understanding of narratives as told by Aboriginal peoples. |
Some perceptiveness in deconstruction and analysis of how the past influences the present and the future. |
Well-considered evaluation of and reflection on own learning. |
C |
Informed knowledge and understanding of narratives as told by Aboriginal peoples. |
Generally competent deconstruction and some analysis of how the past influences the present and the future. |
Competent evaluation and reflection on own learning. |
D |
Basic knowledge and some understanding of narratives as told by Aboriginal peoples. |
Basic description of how the past influences the present and the future. |
Basic description of and some reflection on own learning. |
E |
Emerging awareness of narratives as told by Aboriginal peoples. |
Attempted description of how the past influences the present and the future. |
Attempted description of own learning. |