The Civic Value of World History
In the 21st-century United States, conversations around civics often focus on founding documents, constitutional principles, federal institutions, and the intellectual history of American
Decoding the Past: Using WWII Battle Photos and Multiple Sources
Teaching the Second World War in CHC2D requires more than delivering content—it requires helping students interpret evidence, analyze perspective, and communicate historical understanding.
The Atomic Bomb Through Many Voices: ALPHA Education at the Youth Nuclear Peace Summit
Representatives from ALPHA education attended the Youth Nuclear Peace Summit to share their mission of fostering awareness and understanding of World War II
Beyond the Leaf: The Battle for Canada’s Identity (Student Activity)
When students look at the Canadian red maple leaf flag today, they often have no idea about the controversy attached to its creation
Engaging Students in Democracy: Elections Canada’s Free Classroom Resources
Elections Canada has a treasure trove of learning resources for any teacher looking to include inclusive lessons on voting rights, elections, electoral mapping
Numeracy and Historical Thinking – Timeline with attitude
With much of the professional development focus on numeracy in Ontario this year, I’ve been contemplating the connections between numeracy and historical thinking.
Nuclear Disarmament & World Peace Essay Contest
Grade 10 History and Civics students are invited to participate in an essay contest on the topic of Nuclear Disarmament and World Peace.
Bringing STEM to History and Civics: Innovative Strategies for 21st-Century Classrooms
In a recent report from Civix Canada, entitled Civics on the Sidelines: A National Survey of Canadian Educators on Citizenship Education, it was
Auschwitz: Not Long Ago, Not Far Away
The Royal Ontario Museum is hosting the only Canadian stop of an international touring exhibition entitled “Auschwitz: Not Long Ago, Not Far Away”
Honouring Black Canadian History: Teaching the Stories of Black Soldiers in WWI
While Black history is an integral part of studying, learning and teaching Canadian history, the month of February provides teachers the opportunity to
Webinar: Black Canadian History – Teaching Through Community Stories
The Canadian Museum of History is hosting a webinar with curriculum specialists and community experts in Black Canadian history where participants will learn
5 Creative Review Strategies to Engage your Students Before the Big Exam
For most secondary schools in Ontario, exams are quickly approaching. Reviewing with your students in anticipation of a final course exam, will better