Civics Resources Now Available
OHASSTA / AESHO is pleased to partner with the Ministry of Education to develop resources and supports for the revised Civics and Citizenship
OHASSTA / AESHO is pleased to partner with the Ministry of Education to develop resources and supports for the revised Civics and Citizenship
I’d like to introduce myself, I’m Andrea Hertach Lawrence B. A., M. Ed., and the Chief Educational Officer of O.E.I. Onsite Education Inc.
After receiving valuable input from teachers across the province regarding what educators look for in civic educational resources, Elections Ontario created a series
Looking for a fun way to teach the formula for calculating GDP and fiscal policy? This activity, adapted from Carolina K-12 curriculum site.
Image Source Installment #4 expands the concept of income inequality from Canada to the global context. Students consider the Sustainable Development Goals and
Installment #3 I hope you will explore this active introduction to income inequality. The full lesson is available here. This lesson gets students
In installment 2, I thought I would share an activity I adapted from Starting Point: Teaching and Learning Economics. My lesson plan is
John Ware Reclaimed is a fascinating documentary from the National Film Board with multiple applications in Canadian history classrooms. It retells the story
During Black History Month, I will be sharing resources from the National Film Board that can be used immediately in your classes. The
From Vimy to Juno Online Exhibition: Canadians Through Two World Wars Contributed by Pam Calvert This NEW website tells the story of Canada’s involvement
All aboard! Derailed: The History of Black Railway Porters in Canada is a multimedia exhibition presented by Myseum of Toronto in collaboration with author/transnational scholar Cecil Foster (They
June is designated as Indigenous History and Pride month. We have provided the following resources to help in the anti-oppression work that is