Curriculum planning
The Australian Curriculum sets the expectations for what all young Australians should be taught. The Australian Curriculum can be used flexibly by schools, according to jurisdictional and system policies and schedules, to develop programs that meet the educational needs of their students and that extend and challenge students.
Examining a range of resources and documents, such as the Australian Curriculum, that outline suggested content will help you to create a well-balanced scope and sequence plan, and this in turn will allow you to plan relevant and intentional teaching sequences.
Access the resources below to assist you in planning for differentiation, and to cater for a range of abilities, learning styles and individual needs.

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