Elections Canada: New Resources for Inquiring Minds
by Rachel Collishaw As some of you know, my first year as OHASSTA president has been a busy one! This fall I am
Rapport: European Travels
By Sandy Kritzer Sandy took up last month’s editor’s challenge to submit photos of summer travels. Photos courtesy of Sandy Kritzer. This is
Rapport: When Thinking Outside the Box is Not Enough
By Barbara Brown and Lina Han Image from OISE: Diversity in Teaching: Intersectionality, https://wordpress.oise.utoronto.ca/diversityinteaching/intersectionality-resources/ Les pionniers sont venus d’Angleterre, d’Irelande, et d’Allemagne … The pioneers came
Rapport: When in Doubt, Ask the Client, Part 2
In Part 1 my students (teacher candidates) identified issues in assessment based on their experiences as students and teacher candidates. Part 2 presents
Rapport: Inquiry Into Historical Perspectives On Democracy
By Risa Gluskin Students have to balance their current views on democracy and their historical perspectives on ancient Athenian democracy. Pepples were used
Rapport: Put Me In Coach, I’m Ready to Inquire!
By Zoe Flatman Imagine a suite of free, inquiry-based, teacher-tested, comprehensively researched lesson plans with all of the components needed to use immediately
Rapport: October and November
By Risa Gluskin Photo by Risa Gluskin October is a month of change. Outside, the leaves become brilliant. Inside, we are getting to
Conference Brochure 2018
Click here for a GoogleDocs version of the Conference Brochure The Next 150 November 15-16, 2018 The Four Points by Sheraton, Toronto Airport
Rapport: Six Recommended Documentaries
By Risa Gluskin I admit I am very partial to TVO – I think we here in Ontario are lucky to have it.
Rapport: Defining Moments National Contest
This blog was written by Defining Moments Canada in partnership with ‘Ingenium – Canada’s Science and Technology Museum’, and first appeared on August
Rapport: When in Doubt, Ask the Client
By John Myers This habit of mind began early in my teaching career, as did the habit of doing a review of a
President’s Message
By Rachel Collishaw My first summer as OHASSTA president has been a busy one! A new provincial government, a successful Summer Institute in