This teacher resource explores reconciliation, repatriation and returning artefacts to Country. Based on an episode from NITV’s flagship current affairs program, Living Black, this resource will enable students to reflect on what happens when ancient objects are discovered in our own backyards; should they be placed back on Country? Or, put on display for reconciliation and education? Guide your students' learning about Aboriginal artefacts, and related context and protocols. This resource includes: Short, classroom-ready clips from Living Black;  Discussion questions;    Reflection exercises to promote deep thinking;  Expert guidance on protocols;  Quality additional resources.Caution: SBS Learn would like to advise Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples that this resource may contain images, audio visual materials and/or the names of people who have died.

This resource accompanies NITV documentary Looky Looky Here Comes Cooky, presented and co-written by Steven Oliver. Looky Looky reimagines Captain James Cook's landing through contemporary, original music performed by a range of First Nations artists. This resource is a springboard into classroom study of colonisation, reconciliation, Terra Nullius, sovereignty, and Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander perspectives, cultures and histories. The resource can be used to facilitate mature, nuanced exploration of the ongoing impacts of colonisation and to support students to have respectful conversations about Australian history. This teacher resource includes: Short clips selected from the documentary; Context, background and further reading for teachers; Practical classroom activities; Frameworks to develop cultural safety, empathy, critical and creative thinking. SBS would like to acknowledge the Australian National Maritime Museum who have enabled SBS Learn to publish this resource.Caution: SBS Learn would like to advise Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples that this resource may contain images, audio visual materials and/or the names of people who have died.

This NAIDOC Week teacher resource is structured around the 2020 theme of ‘Always Was, Always Will Be’. Explore key Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander perspectives, peoples, histories and stories in this in-depth guide, featuring;Discussion questions; Ways to facilitate discussions of January 26, Australian history and many other topics; Practical activities; Plentiful resource links and suggestions; Clips for classroom viewing; Quality, robust structures for exploring Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander perspectives year round. SBS Learn is Official Education Partner for NAIDOC Week (2019 & 2020). Caution: SBS Learn would like to advise Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples that this resource may contain images, audio visual materials and/or the names of people who have died.

First Gear is a teacher resource for building healthy lifestyles and choices for your students, through activities inspired by the Tour de France. This resource includes:Practical activities; Cycling tips and information; Exploration of the Tour de France cycling competition; Case studies and profiles; Links between cycling, modes of transport and sustainability. The First Gear classroom resource was created in partnership with ŠKODA, produced independently by SBS Learn. All information was correct at time of original publication (2019).

Inspire your students to challenge gender stereotypes in sport using the FIFA Women's World Cup™ as a teaching tool. This resource can be used year round to explore diversity amongst athletes, and to encourage active, healthy participation in sport for all students in your school. This resource includes:Quizzes, worksheets and materials in language other than English;  Exploration of the host nation of 2019, France; Practical, fun ways to get your class moving; Inspiring case studies from all levels of football; Creative, engaging cross-curricula ideas to build units of work. Warning: SBS Learn would like to advise Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples this resource may contain voices, images and/or names if people who have died.

This NAIDOC Week teacher resource is structured around the 2019 theme of ‘Voice, Treaty, Truth’. Explore key Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander perspectives, peoples, histories and stories in this in-depth guide, featuring;Discussion questions; Practical activities; Plentiful resource links and suggestions; Clips for classroom viewing; Quality, robust structures for exploring Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander perspectives year round. SBS Learn is Official Education Partner for NAIDOC Week (2019 & 2020). Caution: SBS Learn would like to advise Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples that this resource may contain images, audio visual materials and/or the names of people who have died.

Help students understand the realities of owning and running a business, using real-life business stories from Australian entrepreneurs. This resource includes: 10 different business case studies; Topics including entrepreneurship, the essentials of building a business plan and overcoming business challenges; Practical insights into operating a business;  Short clips from the SBS news program Small Business Secrets, hosted by Ricardo Goncalves; Discussion questions with guide responses provided. 

Study impacts of meat consumption on health, animals and the environment, utilising Matthew Evans documentary, For the Love of Meat. This teacher resource includes:A selection of clips from the documentary to form the basis of units of study; Additional clips created by World Wildlife Fund Australia to assist with using the resource; Discussion questions and lesson ideas; Practical activities; Strong links to studies of sustainability; Further resources for research and lesson planning.  Please note information correct at time of original publication in 2017. 

This resource is a guide to facilitating constructive conversations about racism in classrooms. Drawing on Face up to Racism programming from SBS, these materials will guide your students to challenge their preconceptions around race and prejudice. The resource includes:Short clips from two SBS documentaries about racism; Exploration of multi-cultural Australian society; Guidelines for respectful classroom discussions; Ways to build confidence and safety as a teacher navigating sensitive topics; Discussion points, activities and practical tasks.  This teacher resource was produced in partnership with the NSW Department of Education and was correct at time of original publication in 2017.

An easy to use teacher resource for a street art workshop in your own classroom. Yrs 7-12, The Arts.

Dive into ethical and sustainability concerns around seafood consumption. This resource is inspired by the SBS documentary What's The Catch? with Matthew Evans, and includes:Clips from the original series; Suggestions for projects, discussions and research tasks; Ways to actively explore ethical considerations; Strong links to studies of sustainability; Links to further reading and research materials. Please note all information was correct at time of original publication as one of SBS Learn's very first teacher resources (in 2015).