By Rachel Collishaw

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My first summer as OHASSTA president has been a busy one! A new provincial government, a successful Summer Institute in Sudbury, getting the conference ready for registration and participating in national conversations with History and Social Science teachers across Canada has given me lots of things to do and think about. I am most grateful for the relationships that I have been building with OHASSTA members, with Indigenous partners and teachers, with post-secondary history and education partners and with history teachers across Canada. I am working hard to bring your voice and perspective into all of these conversations, so please continue to reach out and let me know your concerns.

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By John Myers

Quality

 

My Masters of Teaching students are at the beginning of their second year and have had two practicum experiences. They have an assignment to design rubrics that measure  QUALITY not QUANTITY.

This is the most challenging assignment in the course and I am happy to report on the results.

 

 

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