Doing History – Sean Boyle – An American in Canada
Doing History: Profiles of people working in history but not necessarily as history teachers. We encourage you to show these to your students.
Skeoch’s Ramblings: Good Evening…
And now something to get you thinking about coming to Ottawa in November for the OHASSTA Conference! GOOD EVENING TORONTO, HOW ARE YOU? DON’T
Book Reviews – Residential Schools
Liana Molinaro They Called Me Number One: Secrets and Survival at an Indian Residential School by Bev Sellars. Bev Sellars is a Canadian writer
Multicultural History Society of Ontario
During its 40-year history, the MHSO has produced dozens of publications. All but one – a total of 86 – are available free
Pedagogical Perspectives: Inquiry Part II
By John Myers, OISE In the previous issue of Rapport I painted a gloomy picture of the practice of inquiry in classrooms. In Ontario the
Resources Round-Up: Civics and Citizenship Resources
By Rachel Collishaw Speak Truth to Power Canada – A new exhibit from the Canadian Museum for Human Rights. A selection of 12 Canadians
Doing History – Daniel Ross of Active History
Doing History Profiles of people working in the area of history but not necessarily as history teachers. Active History is a website that aims
Doing History – Krista McCracken – Archives Supervisor
Doing History: Profiles of people working in history but not necessarily as history teachers. The profile below is particularly relevant for reconciliation. Risa Gluskin