Written by highly experienced Victorian Humanities teachers and respected consultants, this new series provides a time-saving teaching and learning solution with lesson planning built explicitly into the resource: Chapters are framed around guiding investigation questions and are broken into a number of consistently-structured lessons, each designed to be completed in a single school period and to cover one curriculum content descriptor. Customisable lesson-by-lesson teaching plans in the Online Teaching Suite provide clear suggestions for teacher preparation before class, content delivery during class and follow-up work for students after class. Contributing authors and education consultants Sharon Davis (Bardi & Kija) and Julie Bover (non-Indigenous) centre Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander histories and cultures through: Chapter-based lessons showcasing enduring Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander knowledge, practices, and connections to Country/Place. First Nations voices integrated across all Humanities topics, reflecting the ongoing strength, diversity, and resistance of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities. A cultural safety and anti-racism resource for teachers, providing practical tools for culturally responsive and inclusive teaching. These highly visual, engaging and accessible resources provide flexible and comprehensive coverage of the new Victorian curriculum and many opportunities for differentiated learning to meet the needs of every student: Content is concisely covered with carefully chosen and accessible language, and scaffolded to reduce cognitive load for students and suit the range of abilities in Victorian classrooms. Skills and concepts are integrated in the content through a range of activities that help students make connections between the skill and the subject matter.   The wide range of activities provided will engage and challenge students across each topic and provide opportunities for teachers to differentiate for individual learners. All history topic options are covered (some in digital chapters), while additional content in Year 9&10 ensures students are adequately prepared for VCE Business and Economics courses. The innovative digital resources for students and teachers include online quizzes, widgets, geography skills videos by the creators of Geography Explained Online, source-based history and real-world case-study videos, plus a host of valuable time-saving resources for teachers including projectable chapter summaries, teaching notes and a powerful Learning Management System with assessment and reporting tools.