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Transport and Travel - FURNITURE REMOVALISTDecluttering - Everyone! Primary Middle Secondary Australian Curriculum General Capability: Personal and social capability
1. You have probably lived in your room for a while. It's time to declutter and order your room. You might not be moving but these following tips will help you de-stress when trying to find a favourite top or jeans. Keep in mind how often you are asked to "Tidy your room!" You are to follow the tips in this article from Complete Removals to help you declutter including Tip 1; Tip 2; Tip 4; Tip 7.
2. You are to take a photo(s) of your bedroom and your shared bathroom before you start decluttering. Write in your diary how you feel about the state of your room. 3. Now you need to put all your clothes on your bed and categorise them into: a. Keep b. Donate c. Throw out 4. Next, the things that you want to keep - put some order into how you put them back into your cupboard, tallboy or chest of drawers. For example, winter clothes together on the shelf. 5. Take a photo of your bedroom. Write up how you feel now about your bedroom. 6. On another weekend, tackle the bathroom. Repeat the steps.
The Removalists and Domestic Violence Secondary
Australian
Curriculum General Capability:
Critical and creative thinking Cooperative Learning Activity
1. In groups of 3 - 4 students, look at the following video about David Williamson's The Removalist. Williamson's play was created in 1971 and explores Australian attitudes to domestic violence. It is on the English Curriculum for Year 9 students. Be mindful of the bad language. "Violence still permeates Australian society, from the actions of sporting figures, to police corruption, to high levels of domestic violence. For these reasons, David Williamson's The Removalists remains as relevant to Australian audiences as when it was first performed. Listen to Williamson speak to Tom Tilley about the story behind the play and his early life as a writer." (Source: ABC Education) Is this statement still true?
Discuss within your group. 2. Watch: "Breearna Mandla and Dallin Williams perform a watered down version of a violent scene from David Williamson's Aussie play 'The Removalists'. It was recently voted 'Best performance' and won the people's choice award. Kenny (Dallin) has returned home early and drunk with one thing on his mind. Little does he know his abused wife, Fiona (Breearna) has arranged for removalists to come and help her secretly leave him. With moments of black humour, tension rises as both fight for their desires."
3. Individually, [you do not need to
share this reflection] write a reflection of 100 - 200 words after watching
this video. E.g. I feel tight inside like.... an old clock wound up; it tastes like lemon; it smells like mouldy leaves; it sounds like glass breaking; and, looks like deciduous trees in winter. 4. As a group, read the following article from The Conversation 4 August 2014 and discuss the statistics shown here:
5. What do you think you could do to change society's attitude to women? Look at the following video campaigns that were created a few years ago. Allocate one video for one person in your group. Respect - Television Commercial 60 Seconds
Stop it at the Start campaign - Common excuses
6. As a group, discuss what you think could be a more effective campaign to help change Australians' attitude to domestic violence.
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