Endangered Generation, The (ATOM Study Guide)

The Endangered Generation? challenges the myth that our world is fundamentally driven by selfishness and competition – a story that for centuries has shaped our understanding of humankind and nature. Instead, we take the audience on an unabashedly positive and hopeful journey to reconnect with our environment and with each other – revealing a neglected side of human nature, and the potential of the diversity and deep connections that already exist in our world, hidden just beyond our view.

Curriculum Links:

The Endangered Generation? can be linked to the following subject areas within the Australian Curriculum Years 7–10:

• English
• Geography
• Health and Physical Education
• Media Arts
• Science

The Endangered Generation? can also be linked to the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Histories and Cultures cross-curriculum priority. The Endangered Generation? may also be used as a supplementary text for the following Senior School subject areas:

• English
• Environmental Science
• Ethics
• Geography
• Health and Human Development
• Politics