Conflict in Indochina 1954 - 79 (HSC Modern History) - By Lubna Haddad
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FREE PREVIEWCourse and Class Booklets
Syllabus breakdown, outcomes and HOTs
FREE PREVIEWKey Features and HSC Questions
FREE PREVIEWTeaching Essentials and Tips for Visual Learning
Survey - Decolonisation in Indochina
Conflict in Vietnam 1946–1954 AND the nature of Vietnamese victory against the French in 1954
The significance of the Geneva Conference for Indochina in 1954
Focus Study - Overview
Political, social, economic and military developments within North and South Vietnam
The nature and development of US policy towards Indochina to 1964
Teach by Presidential themes
Second Indochina War - Teaching Overview
US foreign policy towards Vietnam from 1964
The nature and effectiveness of the strategy and tactics employed by the North Vietnamese Army, the National Liberation Front, the Army of the Republic of Vietnam and the USA
Participants feedback and questions, and teaching strategies
Impact of 1968 Tet
Impact of the war on civilians in Vietnam
FREE PREVIEWThe nature and significance of anti-war movements in the USA and Australia
The reasons for and the nature of the US withdrawal
The reasons for the Communist victory in Vietnam
Historical and Teaching Overview
Impact of conflict on civilians in Cambodia and Laos
The reasons for the Communist victories in Cambodia and Laos
Democratic Kampuchea under Pol Pot and the Khmer Rouge: aims and impact of the regime, foreign policy
HSC questions - some thoughts
Note taking and summarising skills
Organising and Structuring Information
More teaching and learning
HSC Questions