Using Primary Sources to Investigate Chinese Canadian History
Canada’s History is a treasure trove of primary source materials. From their magazine archives to what can be found in their regular mail
Assessing Historical Thinking: Moving Beyond Recall
Designing assessments that genuinely capture students’ historical thinking remains one of the most persistent challenges in Social Studies education. Too often, what we
Opportunity with TVO: Ambassadors
TVO is currently seeking Ambassadors as a contract for service role. This opportunity is ideal for OCT certified educators who are interested in
Picture Book Text Sets: Digging Deeper for Asian Heritage Month and Beyond
Since 2002, May has been celebrated as Asian Heritage Month in Canada. According to the Government of Canada Website, it is “…a time
The Teachers Institute on Canadian Democracy: Applications Now Open!
Ontario Teachers – this opportunity is too good to miss! The Teachers Institute on Canadian Parliamentary Democracy is an immersive learning opportunity for
Talking History with author Catherine Little
Come explore the unfamiliar history about a group of Chinese men who volunteered to serve the Canadian military behind enemy lines during World
In Conversation With Waubgeshig Rice
The Whitchurch-Stouffville Museum, along with the Town of Whitchurch-Stouffville are honored to host Waubgeshig Rice, celebrated Anishinaabe writer and journalist, for an author
Exploring TothePast.ca: A Practical Resource for History Teachers (Grades 5–12)
For history teachers, finding high-quality primary sources can be time-consuming. TothePast.ca is a growing digital resource that provides ready-to-use materials focused on historical
Youth Voices: Have Your Say on Canada’s Priorities
Youth Voices: Canada’s Priorities gives students across Canada the chance to explore how governments set priorities and make decisions. Through classroom-ready lessons, engaging videos,
Education Forum: Building Capacity for Equity and Inclusion in Ontario Education
Join educators, researchers, community leaders, and advocates for a transformative forum exploring how East and Southeast Asian Canadian (ESAC) experiences can be meaningfully
The Civic Value of World History
In the 21st-century United States, conversations around civics often focus on founding documents, constitutional principles, federal institutions, and the intellectual history of American
Crossing Borders: Exploring Citizenship Education Scholarship in Australia and Canada
Citizenship Education Research Network (CERN) of Canada and the Social and Citizenship Education Association of Australia (SCEAA) invite you to attend a free