The Humanities - Economics

Domain Structure
The structure of the Humanities - Economics domain which includes information on the Learning focus, standards and dimensions.

Stages of Learning
The VELS take account of the developmental stages of learning young people experience at school.

Approaches to Teaching
This advice offers a range of strategies and resources which provide teachers with examples that inform and elaborate the standards.

Relationships to Other Domains
This advice identifies how concepts and skills in this domain complement student learning in other domains.

Pathways
As students approach the end of the compulsory years of schooling they begin to make choices about their preferred areas of and pathways for learning.

Glossary
Definitions of key terms used in the Humanities - Economics domain.

Background to the VELS
This provides background information to the domain including the relationship between the VELS and the previous curriculum guidelines for Victorian schools, the Curriculum and Standards Framework (CSF) II.

Links
Useful links to other websites relating to the Humanities - Economics domain.

Downloads
All VELS publications relating to the Humanities - Economics domain are available for downloading in this section.

Standards and Learning Focus Statements
Standards define the essential knowledge, skills and behaviours that students should know and are able to do at different levels of schooling.

Assessment Maps
Student work samples with annotations showing how the work addresses selected standards.

Concepts and skills charts
Charts showing how skills and concepts are developed across levels. Links to teaching ideas and resources.

Cross-curricular perspectives
Information about the VELS can be used to cover a range of issues and themes.

Progression Point Examples
Examples of how student progress can be shown between VELS levels.

Sample Units
Examples of multi-domain teaching, learning and assessment units based on the VELS domains.