Civic engagement with Matt Cosgrove
Develop a growth mindset.
Use this resource with Matt Cosgrove’s fantastic Macca and Dharma series to help students discover how they can create the best versions of themselves.

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Use this resource with Matt Cosgrove’s fantastic Macca and Dharma series to help students discover how they can create the best versions of themselves.
Students learn about important people, change in our democracy and their role in making change.
The close connections between Elizabeth II and the history of Old Parliament House.
A look at the formation of the United Nations.
Barbecue snags and voting explained.
How influencers, businesses and communities are fighting for bees.
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