@BishopReding CWS Department is full of teachers who pride themselves on living out the school philosophy of equity, dignity, and respect.
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The CWS department is excited to start the new school year! Remember to familiarize yourself with the new 5 period day, and to check your classroom number and teacher for the first day. If you haven't already done so, ensure your https://t.co/BGfmOMvZFj email is also working.
@BishopReding hosted our first annual Model UN with some of our family of schools Grade 8s (and future MUN and CWS students!). Lots of great debate and resolutions!
In all our CWS classes, teachers regards hands on learning as crucial aspects to incorporate into our lessons. This activity has students exploring the earth's interior in our physical geography unit!
Geography Students using GIS to understand patterns and relationship in our world regarding food insecurities, gross national product, climate and politics. Great introduction to a possible future jobs!
Students using our new whiteboard desk to investigate the importance of alliances as a cause of WWI! These make teaching and brainstorming so much easier for our CWS classes!
Bishop Reding Geography classes using experiential learning opportunities to teach map making skills all while helping the Grade 9's discover their new school!
Grade 9 AP Geography students tried their hand at an activity we did at the start of the semester. Their goal was to beat their original time putting together a world map. With communication, team work and skills learned in the course, they were able to almost half their time!
To celebrate earth day, grade 9 Geography students cleaned up the school yard and community. Students did an amazing job and got lots of thanks from neighbors.
BR’s grade 11 Law students engaged with forensic sciences today. Fortunate to have Murray Clayton from UTM visit and teach some real-world information!
Grade 10 students had the opportunity to manipulate and interact with Artifacts of WWI sent to us by the War Museum. A great opportunity for experiential learning!
Lego, in high school? Grade 9 students using Lego to represent the different physical characteristics, resources, and human interaction that exist across Canada!
Teaching our students about key historical figures in African history through literature. Big thank you to Ms. Bonsu for having Ekiua Aire in as a guest speaker! #realworldlearning
Just before the break, the geography classes at Bishop Reding had the opportunity to chase down a storm! Chris Chittick is a professional storm chaser who talks about the storms he has chased through videos and photographs, as well as the safety aspects of surviving the worst!
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Hi all! We are the Canadian and World Studies Department at Bishop Reding in Milton, On. We hope to keep you up to date with developments in the department and interested, in all the amazing projects student's are actively engaged in!