5 Low-Risk Social Science Experiment and Activities to do with your Students
In Introduction to Anthropology, Sociology & Psychology (HSP3U/HSP3C) the allure to do an experiment with our students is ever present, especially considering the
Spotlight on a Social Scientist: Best Practices to Highlight a Social Scientist in your Classroom
“Spotlighting” in the Social Sciences is meant to highlight the contributions of practicing social scientist in the Social Sciences and Humanities curriculum (Strand
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
Anti-Oppression Resources for June
June is designated as Indigenous History and Pride month. We have provided the following resources to help in the anti-oppression work that is
Anti-Oppression work in the Ontario Classroom
I am a survivor of a concentration camp. My eyes saw what no person should witness: gas chambers built by learned engineers. Children
Rapport: Global Competencies in the HSE4M Equity Course
By Matina Broumas Teachers are frequently thrown into situations where we must “make it work,” for such cases as new courses for which
Sharing Social Science Resources
By Scott Pollock Hello fellow social science teachers! I hope that this note finds you well and that all of your classes are
Food History in Canada
By Joel Dickau Students at Bernard Weil, Toronto Star, 2017. The French anthropologist Claude Levi-Strauss famously remarked that food was good to think
Factoring Reconciliation into an Online Fashion Environment
By Amanda Anderson As I log into my eLearning environment, a series of green, circle icons indicate that many of my students are