Rapport Blog… Book Reviews for Canadian History 14 Oct 201725 Mar 2020 This week we have reviews of 3 books by students of John Myers at OISE. In case you don't remember these book reviews were part of a class project about…
Rapport Blog… Book Reviews Related to Aboriginal Issues 25 Jun 201725 Mar 2020 Reviews by students of John Myers at OISE. See below for reviews of: The Inconvenient Indian Secret Path Fatty Legs A Stranger at Home Peace Pipe Dreams A National Crime…
Rapport Blog… Book Reviews 28 May 201725 Mar 2020 By students of John Myers at OISE. By Tiffany Liu Sherene H. Razack’s Dark Threats & White Knights: The Somalia Affair, Peacekeeping and the New Imperialism is a heart-wrenching story that explores…
Rapport Blog… Using HyperDocs to Teach History, Part 1 8 May 201725 Mar 2020 By Martina Fasano Inquiry-based learning. Assessment. Evaluation. 21st century learning. The problem with buzzwords is that they often cause teachers to panic. From the panic comes the question “Am I…
Rapport Blog… Book Reviews Related to Genocide 23 Apr 201725 Mar 2020 Book Reviews by students of John Myers at OISE. By Liberty Vorvis Thea Halo’s Not Even My Name (2000, Picador) is a memoir detailing the exploitation experienced by a death march survivor, as…
Rapport Blog… Book Reviews – Residential Schools 26 Mar 201725 Mar 2020 Liana Molinaro They Called Me Number One: Secrets and Survival at an Indian Residential School by Bev Sellars. Bev Sellars is a Canadian writer who published this book as a memoir…
Rapport Blog… Book Reviews for American History 25 Feb 201725 Mar 2020 New Ideas for Curriculum: More Books and their Insights into How to Shape Curriculum American History By students of John Myers at OISE Daniella Ciampa The Girls of Atomic City:…
Rapport Blog… Book Reviews 19 Feb 201725 Mar 2020 Submit your book reviews to risa@cabal.org New Ideas for Curriculum: More Books and their Insights into How to Shape Curriculum By students of John Myers at OISE By Subin Moon A…