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
Rapport: Welcome Back
Welcome back. We here at Rapport hope you had a relaxing and refreshing summer. Perhaps your first few weeks of school have been like mine
History Lives
By Kelly MacKay and Andrea Kerr The following is an abridged version of a blog post originally from The Beast, June 16, 2018 https://thebeastedu.com/2018/06/16/history-lives/ SketchSketchnote
Cue Lullaby
By Risa Gluskin If there’s one thing I want my students to remember, it’s that they shouldn’t always believe what they see, hear,
Reading and Writing in Style
By Risa Gluskin Here’s a contrast: I have been carrying around a perfectly relevant history book all summer. It traces the history of
The Influence of Historical Education on the Way We Write and Interpret What We Read
By Victoria Piroian It has been said that those who know the past can predict the future. As humans repeat their mistakes over
Canada Travels
By Risa Gluskin Photo courtesy of Val Dodge. This summer in British Columbia I came face to face with a mastodon! Not a