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National Film and Sound Archive of Australia
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National Film and Sound Archive

AFL and multiculturalism

2008

AFL and multiculturalism

2008

    This project was developed in partnership with the National Museum of Australia.

    This clip comes from a 2008 Talkback Classroom 'learning journey' on the topic of Sport. The students participating were Natasha Rooney (Year 12 Lowther Hall Grammar School), Sarah Robertson (Year 12 Girton Grammar School) and James Blaker (Year 11 Melbourne High School). The students investigated multiculturalism and sport as part of their learning journey prior to the forum on 28 May 2008.

    Talkback Classroom was a forum program run by the Education section of the National Museum of Australia. At each forum a panel of three secondary students, selected from schools Australia wide, interviewed a leading decision-maker. They also participated in a ‘learning journey’, researching the issue being explored by the forum and interviewing relevant people in the community.

    This project was developed in partnership with the National Museum of Australia.

    This clip comes from a 2008 Talkback Classroom 'learning journey' on the topic of Sport. The students participating were Natasha Rooney (Year 12 Lowther Hall Grammar School), Sarah Robertson (Year 12 Girton Grammar School) and James Blaker (Year 11 Melbourne High School). The students investigated multiculturalism and sport as part of their learning journey prior to the forum on 28 May 2008.

    Talkback Classroom was a forum program run by the Education section of the National Museum of Australia. At each forum a panel of three secondary students, selected from schools Australia wide, interviewed a leading decision-maker. They also participated in a ‘learning journey’, researching the issue being explored by the forum and interviewing relevant people in the community.

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