WongAvery Asia Pacific Peace Museum
The new WongAvery Asia Pacific Peace museum in Scarborough, Ontario is a fantastic resource for teachers and students alike. This small, but comprehensive
PD Opportunity – “The Collaborative” webinar
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Doing History – Carson Phillips, Holocaust Educator
Risa Gluskin interviewed Carson Phillips, an experienced Holocaust educator, about his path toward his profession and key resources for Ontario teachers. This version
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
Holocaust Education Professional Learning & Resources
1. The Azrieli Teaching Fellowship for Excellence in Testimony-based Pedagogy The Division of Academic Programs and the Division of Education at the USC
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
Doing History: The Archives of Ontario
Risa Gluskin’s Interview with Hafiz Printer from the Archives of Ontario Hafiz is the Senior Coordinator, Educational Programming and Exhibitions at the Archives
The Vimy Pilgrimage Award
The Vimy Foundation created the Vimy Pilgrimage Award to recognize the actions of young people who demonstrate an outstanding commitment to their communities through
Welcome to SSHEAN: Sharing New Teaching Resources
By Heather E. Mcgregor, PHD Assistant Professor of Curriculum Theory, Faculty of Education | Queen’s University The Social Studies & History Education in
Asian Heritage Month: Resources from the National Film Board
May is Asian Heritage Month in Canada. If you are looking for resources, consider the offerings from the National Film Board. If you
NFB and Black History Month: John Ware Reclaimed
John Ware Reclaimed is a fascinating documentary from the National Film Board with multiple applications in Canadian history classrooms. It retells the story