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Pedagogical Perspectives: What Is Quality? And What Do Improvements in Quality Look Like?

4 Jun 201825 Mar 2020 By Contributing Writer

By John Myers My Masters of Teaching students are at the beginning of their second year and have had two practicum experiences. They

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Where Business and History Meet

4 Jun 201825 Mar 2020 By Contributing Writer

The Case Study: Where Business and History Meet OR How History Courses Can Foster the Skills Necessary for Business Programs By Alice He

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Subject-Specific Leadership at the Board Level

4 Jun 201825 Mar 2020 By Contributing Writer

By Risa Gluskin University of Richmond, Center for Leadership Education, https://spcs.richmond.edu/centers-institutes/leadership-education/index.html As a history teacher and former department head in a large school board

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OHASSTA Workshops at OTF Summer Institutes

4 Jun 201825 Mar 2020 By Rachel Collishaw

Truth and Reconciliation Calls to Action: Revised History Curriculum Grade Level: 7-10                                              July 23-25, Laurentian University, Sudbury Presenters: Rachel Collishaw and Jan Haskings-Winner

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Inquiry Reflection #5: Choice – Backing Down from the Essay

4 Jun 201825 Mar 2020 By Contributing Writer

Doing differentiated instruction in terms of product format is not new. However, it is to me in my grade 11 World History culminating

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A Closer Look at the Refreshed Social Studies and History Curriculum

4 Jun 201825 Mar 2020 By Contributing Writer

In the grade 4 overview, the Social Studies Curriculum covers how students understand the past including social organization, daily life and relationships to

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TRC Calls to Action Curriculum Updates

4 Jun 201825 Mar 2020 By Contributing Writer

From Ontario Ministry of Education Phase 1: Subjects/Courses Updated Social Studies 4-6, History 7-8 Canadian and World Studies 9-10 (History) Current Status: April

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