Book Reviews Related to Aboriginal Issues
Reviews by students of John Myers at OISE. See below for reviews of: The Inconvenient Indian Secret Path Fatty Legs A Stranger at
Doing History – Christine Lee – Senior Acquisitions Officer at TVO
How did you come to work in acquisitions in the broadcasting field? I’ve worked in acquisitions and programming at TVO for fifteen years. Before that,
Visit to a Former Residential School
By Risa Gluskin Our history subject council, Toronto History Humanities and Social Science Subject Council (THHSSSC), had been planning a trip to the
Food History in Canada
By Joel Dickau Students at Bernard Weil, Toronto Star, 2017. The French anthropologist Claude Levi-Strauss famously remarked that food was good to think
The Next 150
Here is a powerful opportunity for students in social studies classrooms across Ontario to help shape Canada’s future, called The Next 150 / Les
Museum of Vancouver
By Risa Gluskin In the summer of 2016 I had the pleasure of visiting the innovative Museum of Vancouver (MOV). Their prize-winning exhibit, c̓əsnaʔəm:
Doing History – Casey Lee – Museum Educator
What are your job title and job responsibilities at the Aga Khan Museum? My job title at the Aga Khan Museum is “Museum Educator”. My
Choose Your Voice
Choose Your Voice is a bilingual antiracism and antisemitism educational program offered free of charge for all educators and schools across Canada. Since it was launched in 2005,
Doing History – Jacques Lavoie from the ROM
DOING HISTORY: Interviews with people working in history but not necessarily as history teachers. Please share with your students. How did you come
Pedagogical Perspectives – Inquiry Part 3
By John Myers, OISE If We Really Want Inquiry? Here Is My Best Suggestion: Whatever the subject, course or unit, let’s get students to ask