Professional development opportunity
Indigenous experiences, stories and voices in elections and democracy webinar series. Mark your calendar for this exciting and free PD opportunity!
AESHO-OHASSTA Institute – Session #3: Challenging Conversations about Politics/Les conversations provocantes au sujet de la politique
Session #3 – March 19, 2024, 7-8:30pm Join us for our 3rd session to gain insight, network with colleagues and develop strategies to
Recap of Session #2 – OHASSTA Institute
Challenging Conversations in the History Classroom In this session Rachel Collishaw from SSENC, Heidi Berger from the Foundation for Genocide Education and Jasmine Wong from Facing History
Teachers Institute on Canadian Parliamentary Democracy/Le Forum des enseignantes et des enseignants sur la démocratie parlementaire canadienne
The Teachers Institute on Canadian Parliamentary Democracy is a week-long learning opportunity for educators focused on democracy, governance, and citizenship. This once-in-a-lifetime opportunity
Recap of Session #1 of OHASSTA Institute 2024
Compiled by Christina Iorio, OHASSTA Executive Session #1: Introduction to Challenging Conversations, February 20 2024 In this session Carla Peck, Sandra Lapointe and Joel Westheimer discussed the various
OHASSTA Institute Session #1: Introduction to Challenging Conversations
Meet the panelists for our first moderated online session, Tuesday February 20th. There is still time to register. Click HERE to register. Carla
Institut AESHO 2024
Joignez-nous pour QUATRE sessions en ligne afin d’explorer comment naviguer les enjeux et conversations provocantes dans la salle de classe du 21e siècle.
2024 OHASSTA-AESHO Institute
**Teacher Candidates can register for a special price using their school-based email. Click here for the link. Join us for FOUR online sessions
2023 World Congress of Teachers of the Korean War
Join us in Vancouver, August 1-4, 2023. OHASSTA, as a member-association of the Social Studies Educators Network of Canada (SSENC) is pleased to
Conference Keynote Heidi Langille: Inuit Cultural Ambassador
Heidi is a proud Urban Inuk with family roots in Nunatsiavut (Labrador). She is a Mom, Cultural Ambassador, Presenter, Throat singer, drummer and
Al Skeoch Award
It’s that time again! Do you know an outstanding CWS teacher? Why not nominate them for the Al Skeoch Award. The Alan Skeoch
Se retrouver et innover : Relever les défis en 2022
L’AESHO annonce les ateliers qui seront présentés à notre congrès annuelle . L’inscription au congrès est maintenant ouverte! Samedi, le 26 novembre, 2022