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Digital-Age History in the Classroom – Part II by Mason Black and Blake Seward
This is part two of a three part series. For part one, see Blake and Mason’s previous blog: Digital-Age History in the Classroom – Part [...]
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My incredible journey teaching grade 5/6 students about fallen Canadian soldiers in Afghanistan by Alexandra Papazoglou
I had heard it time and time again. I probably repeated it in my sleep. “As long as you’re flexible you will be fine.” Flexible? [...]
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The Teacher’s Aid: Educational Resources from Around the Web (Jan/Feb) by Matt Symes and Willow MacSorley
This Installment of the Teacher’s Aid focuses on Aboriginals, Anne Frank, and a unique window into the First World War. A Commemorative History of Aboriginal People in Canadian Military [...]
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Developing Young Minds to Think Critically by Tanya Parent
When fighting to create a space for student voices in the classroom I am confronted by peers who suggest to me that the students I [...]
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Digital-Age History in the Classroom – Part I by Mason Black and Blake Seward
Over the next few months on the “In the Classroom” section of canadianmilitaryhistory.ca, teachers Mason Black and Blake Seward will share stages of an experiment [...]
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The Teacher’s Aid: Educational Resources from around the web (Nov/Dec) by Matt Symes and Willow MacSorley
Google provides a sea of information. The bimonthly installment of Educational Resources brings together the very best of the web to create a manageable drinking fountain of [...]
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Micro-Historical Questioning: Teaching the World Wars to Mid-Years Students By Dave Little
The challenges of introducing twelve and thirteen-year-olds to the two world wars can be significant. While some are immediately interested—often because of video games—many others [...]
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Putting Sicily back into the Curriculum (Part 2) – Educational Blog by Maryanne Lewell
Let’s talk about the practical teaching lessons I learned from the tour this summer. The study tour through the battlefields of Sicily was an amazing [...]
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The Learning is Always Better When it’s Personal (Part 1) – Educational Blog by Maryanne Lewell
I know this, in my teacher brain. You know, the part of my brain that can talk rubrics, and SMART goals, and formulate differentiated lesson [...]
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