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• PowerPoint on circular flow 
• Source 3 page 368 Oxford BIg Ideas - workbook page 1-2 
• Students  create their own circular flow diagram

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• Pair work: Questions for discussion on consumers. Page 3 workbook
• Oxford Big Ideas 10 page 373 
• Cause and Effect- page 3 &4 workbook

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• Thinking critically
• My products
• Communication activity
• Discussion
• Spending activity
• Opportunity Cost power point
• Think/Pair/Share
• You Tube clips
• Economic types power point
• Role of the government in the economy (clip)

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• Reading Oxford Big Ideas 10 page- 380-381
• Power point on GDP
• GDP film
• Analysing a GDP graph
• Student worksheet:  The importance of growth
• Rich and Poor Nations You Tube Clip
• Happy Planet Power point
• The Human Development Index power point
• 3 films – The happiest people in the world – Bhutan and TED talk

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• Background reading
• Power point – inflation
• You tube clip on inflation
• Case study activity on inflation
• Analysing a graph on inflation
• Worksheet on inflation

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• Read: Page 384-385 Oxford Big Ideas textbook Complete questions 1, 2 
• Student activity 1- page 8 of workbook - economic and social consequence  
• Chart of the unemployment rate in Australia since 1996
• Graph work
• You tube video on unemployment
• Worksheet – Who has a job and who is without?
• Class discussion on the effects of technology on unemployment
• Youth Unemployment – Read Big Ideas 10 page 386
• Power point on Youth Unemployment and Indigenous unemployment
• 3 films on unemployment

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• Australia’s economic score card
• Reading
• Statistics table

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The story behind our economic growth

•     Read Big Ideas 10 page 394-395
•     Page 3 of your workbook – Listen to the song “The Big Yellow Taxi” and write what message about economic growth the song is trying to convey.
• Big yellow taxi lyrics -http://www.azlyrics.com/lyrics/jonimitchell/bigyellowtaxihtml
• Mining and productivity
• Watch the film  “A Dirty Business”- Mining in Australia
• Heading is: Mining in Australia
• Whilst watching list the advantages and disadvantages of mining in Australia.
• Share your list of advantages and disadvantage of mining with your partner.

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• Power point – How to measure Living Standards
• Living standards - Oxford Big ideas 10 page 398-399
• Worksheet -  what is the connection between economic performance and living standards?
• OECD better life index-Better life Index extract page 4 of workbook
• Students read and extract statistics from the data and place in the table on page 5 of workbook
• Using the information on page 398 students list the indicators of Material and Non-material living standards
• Short video on how living standards are measure
• Best measure of standard of living
• https;www.you tube.com/watch?y=-TKLsobf)g

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Factors that affect a country’s living standards

• Read Oxford Big Ideas 10 page 400-401
• Worksheet  What makes some countries more liveable than others?
• Power point on defining wellbeing and different views on wellbeing
• Watch the u tube clip Why are some countries so rich and some countries so poor? https:///www.youtube.com/watch/v+p5-jsV_GoFM
• Create a diagram or info-graphic showing the reasons why the standard of living varies between countries
• Write a paragraph on why some countries are rich and some countries are poor

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Poverty in Australia

• Read: Oxford Big Ideas 10 page 404-405
• worksheet - Varying living standards around the world
• Case Study Poverty- page 6 of workbook
• Read the story of Sarah and answer the questions that followWatch the ABC’s Behind the News video on poverty in Australia
• Poverty in Australia Report 2015 - http://www.abc.net.au/btn/story/s4107347.htm
• OECD poverty statistics -http://data.oecd.orig/ineequlity/poverty-rate.htm
• Policies to improve living standards Big ideas 10 page 406-411
• Worksheet - Different types of policies

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•  Policies to improve living standards-Read - Oxford Big ideas 10  page 406-411
•  Power point on Government policies - Activity- page 406-411 Oxford big ideas 
• The text provides a comprehensive range of policies. The main policies however are budgetary and monetary policy.
• Assign groups of four students on policy from page 406-410 There are five broad policy areas. In groups students are to

1.describe the policy 

2 Explain how the policy may help to raise living standards

Students then report back to the class

• Worksheet Different types of policies

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• Read - Oxford Big Ideas 10 Text page 412 answer questions 1-5
• On page 413 is a diagram of how Governments redistribute income $.
• Using the diagram on page 2 of the workbook fill your own diagram.
• Draw the diagram only labelling the centre circle student’s  build a diagram about redistribution of income. For example have you ever been to a public hospital or to a doctor that bulk billed? If so who paid for those services?
• The answer is the government so you can fill in one of the bubbles stating the government redistributes income through providing goods and services all Australians can access such as hospitals.
• View an info graphic on income and wealth distribution on Australia

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