Econ Corner: GDP Monopoly
Looking for a fun way to teach the formula for calculating GDP and fiscal policy? This activity, adapted from Carolina K-12 curriculum site.
Econ Corner: International Development
Image Source Installment #4 expands the concept of income inequality from Canada to the global context. Students consider the Sustainable Development Goals and
Econ Corner: Poverty Musical Chairs
Installment #3 I hope you will explore this active introduction to income inequality. The full lesson is available here. This lesson gets students
Econ Corner: Introducing Unemployment
In installment 2, I thought I would share an activity I adapted from Starting Point: Teaching and Learning Economics. My lesson plan is
Econ Corner: Economic Perspective
Join me as I try to provide some ideas, resources and pedagogical approaches for teachers of Economics. In this month’s post, we will
The/La Collaborative Inquiry Learning
Contributed by Philip Rich – Research and Training Coordinator, The/La Collaborative Inquiry Learning Passionate about inquiry and project-based learning? Looking for new resources?
Remembrance Day Lesson Ideas- Part 5
John Myers OISE (retired) Section 5 Going Further and Deeper The resources for exploring the topic of secrecy in WW2 are not so
Remembrance Day Lessons- Part 3
Teachers’ Guide for Secret Liberators: Canada’s SOE Agents in Occupied France. John Myers OISE (retired) Section 3 Strategies for getting the most out
Remembrance Day Lesson Ideas – Part 2
Teachers’ Guide for Secret Liberators: Canada’s SOE Agents in Occupied France. John Myers OISE (retired) Section 2 Key Questions Some of the key
Remembrance Day Lesson Ideas-part 1
Teachers’ Guide for Secret Liberators: Canada’s SOE Agents in Occupied France. John Myers OISE (retired) This is part 1 in a five part
Great Unsolved Mysteries in Canadian History
Everyone loves a mystery! The “Great Unsolved Mysteries in Canadian History” uses the lure of solving puzzles in its engaging, high-quality materials for
Summer webinars!
Join us this summer to learn, discuss, collaborate, and share! Our summer 2020 webinar series will connect you with resources and continue to connect our OHASSTA community during the pandemic.