Teacher Resources

Professor Roland Fletcher from the University of Sydney (Australia) is a world-leading scholar of the Khmer Empire. He generously gave his time to talk with us about the history of Angkor, the archaeology of the area and new approaches to understanding one of the most important heritage sites in the world.

This interview with Greg Keith explores some of the major questions about teaching the Holocaust in secondary schools. It introduces some key ideas, resources and strategies for teaching the Holocaust to diverse students.

This interview with Mark Dapin explores his book entitled Australia's Vietnam War, Myth vs History (NewSouth, 2019).

Professor Peter Stanley (UNSW ADFA), author of 'The Crying Years: Australia's Great War' (The National Library of Australia, 2017), explains how Australia responded to the outbreak of the First World War. He discusses the nation's attitudes to war, the strategies used to recruit men to enlist and what the patterns of enlistment were between 1914 and 1918.