The document discusses how gazettes can serve as an important teaching and learning resource in social science subjects. It defines a gazette as an official government newspaper that provides authentic information on government activities and appointments. Gazettes can be used when teaching history, geography, political science, and economics to provide real-life examples and context for concepts. Specific lessons are mentioned where gazettes would be useful, such as teaching about treaties in history or new government policies in economics. The document also notes that modern gazettes can now be accessed online through government websites.