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Journey Through the History of Cambodia [MS]

When Western people think of Cambodia, we normally think of Pol Pot and the Khmer Rouge before anything else. When Khmer people think of their history, they normally think of the Khmer Empire and Angkor Wat – a reminder of when they were the major political force in the region and of their warrior heritage. The aim of this course is not to test you on dates and names, but rather help you gain an understanding of the causes of key events in Cambodia’s history which still affects the nation today.  In the Cambodian Kingdom, religion and politics are not separate but rather weave together to make the fabric of this beautiful nation – this Kingdom of Wonder.

Learning Objectives
Learning Outcomes
Curriculum Connections
Learning Objectives
  • Identify the main events in Khmer History over the last 2000 years.
  • Understand the impact of the Khmer Rouge on modern Cambodia.
  • Determine how culture and identity is shaped by lived experiences of a group of people.
Learning Outcomes
  • Participants will identify significant dates in Cambodian history.
  • Participants will identify causes and effects of the Khmer Rouge.
  • Participants will understand the complexities of life in modern Cambodia.
Curriculum Connections

Australian National Curriculum

Asia and Australia’s Engagement with Asia

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Asia
and its diversity
OI.1The peoples and countries of Asia are diverse in ethnic
background, traditions, cultures, belief systems and religions.
Achievements
and contributions of the peoples of Asia
OI.3The peoples and countries of Asia have contributed and continue to contribute to world history and human endeavour.
Asia–Australia
engagement
OI.6Australia is part of the Asia region and our histories from ancient times to the present are linked.

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Lesson 1 – Pol Pot Who?  4.5hrs 4 Activities
This lesson explores the rise of the Khmer Rouge and provides a brief overview of what the effects it still has on Cambodia.
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Activity 1.1 – The Rise and Fall of the Khmer Rouge  45mins
This activity gives a broad overview of some of the events of the Khmer Rouge to help participants prepare for watching the dramatised version of events in the next session.
Activity 1.2 – Personal Stories  20mins
In this activity, participants will read and reflect on their personal journeys with God’s work to restore and reconcile brokenness
Activity 1.3 – Counting the Cost  45mins
This activity is a short simulation activity to consider what effects the Khmer Rouge would have in the participants' lived experience.
Activity 1.4 – Further Resources
Further resources for this lesson
Lesson 2 – Journey Through the History of Cambodia  1.5hrs 3 Activities
This lesson explores the big picture of Cambodian history and the significance of the Khmer Empire.
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Activity 2.1 – Stories the Stones Tell  1hr
In this activity, participants are going to explore the big picture of Cambodia history and its significant events, by matching the timelines to its explanation.
Activity 2.2 – History and Identity  30mins
In this activity, participants will reflect on how history shapes our identity and culture
Activity 2.3 – Further Resources
Further resources for this lesson.
Lesson 3 – Shrines and Starbucks™  30min 2 Activities
In this quiz, you will get a taste of how Cambodia has changed in the last 30 years and what you can expect when you come here.
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Activity 3.1 – How Well Do You Know Modern Cambodia?  30mins
A Kahoot to take you through 40 years of transformation.
Activity 3.2 – Further Resources
Further resources for this lesson
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