Ontario History and Social Science Teachers' Association / Association des enseignant.es des sciences humaines de l'Ontario
This year’s conference focuses on bridging curriculum design with effective classroom practice and is centered around 3 pillars: Innovative and effective strategies that
See the Story is a free educational publication that provides visitors to their exhibition and website with information on photography and its history,
A set of 30 posters, donated by the Hiroshima Peace Memorial Museum (HPMM), are available as a learning resource to Ottawa area high
The Electronic Recycling Association (ERA), a Canadian non-profit organization, is excited to invite students across Canada to participate in the 9th Annual ERA
A great book often leaves room for very different interpretations. In this dual review, OHASSTA’s Vice Presidents, Butch Rickeard and Meghan Cameron dive
For the past few years I have been a Diffit Ambassador. Diffit is an AI-powered teaching tool that helps educators quickly create differentiated,
By this time, I’d normally be back at school. However, here I am at home, not stressing too much about the imminent post-Labour
With a new school year starting, I wanted to share an opening activity that can be used in your law classroom. While I’d
Date: 7 November 2026 Location: LR Wilson Hall, McMaster University This year’s conference focuses on bridging curriculum design with effective classroom practice and
If cognition defines what we want students to think, and observation determines how we make that thinking visible, then interpretation is where we
Registration is now for Facing History & Ourselves’ summer professional learning opportunities. Their calendar includes online and in-person offerings on history, ELA, civics,
We’ve all had that moment in class: A student raises their hand to ask about something troubling they saw online, or connects a