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I've has the honour to hear Katsi’tsakwas speak at events and am always deeply moved by the knowledge and stories shared. I can't wait to get a copy; it will be a great resource for #Quebeceducators & #socialsciences. Congrats and Nia:wen @EllenGabriel1 #SocSciLEARN
Now out! When the Pine Needles Fall: Indigenous Acts of Resistance by Katsi’tsakwas Ellen Gabriel, with Sean Carleton, including a foreword by Pam Palmater & afterword by Audra Simpson. More info here: https://t.co/XF88MRHr9h @EllenGabriel1 @SeanCarleton @Pam_Palmater
I've been exploring educational #podcasts; a surprisingly fast, easy, and effective way to #learn and #assess! Already planning for fall? Check out this student booklet. Thanks @recitus for sharing your expertise & #learningresources! #SocSciLEARN
https://t.co/ToRjv5rpKt
🔎✨ Do your #elementary students want to become #history detectives? If so, have them check out our new student page on Societies & Territories. They will find new infographics on the IO's and Primary sources🔎✨ #SocSciLEARN
https://t.co/6EQLm4cRcs
Looking for a short exit pass or center activity for cycle 3 social sciences? Check out this new Google Forms escape room about Quebec Society around 1905. #SocSciLEARN
New book, Nipugtug, for elementary students by Mi'kmaw author Emma Metallic from Listuguj, Quebec. The story is based in Listuguj. Would be good for cycle 3 #SocSciLEARN #Ed4RecLEARN #Quebecauthors
https://t.co/kBe7OylJx3
It is Indigenous Veterans Day. Are you located around Tiohtià:ke (Montreal)? Here is a resource to learn about Kahnawà:ke's role in the War of 1812.
@paulrombo #SocSciLEARN #ed4recLEARN
https://t.co/Sn1QkfAJyP
What do you think of the new elementary #SocSciLEARN page? It has created and curated resources for teachers and students and professional learning opportunities @paulrombo
https://t.co/HlV1eytfGK
Vous êtes à la recherche de nouvelles idées pour enseigner l’histoire en salle de classe ? Ne manquez pas la chance de participer à l’Institut virtuel de la pensée historique de 2023 ! https://t.co/xUODxThdbD
@ssencressc @ThinkHist @C_Duquette @LauriePageau
Explore the use of song in elementary social sciences during this webinar for Quebec educators, where researchers will share their findings with cycle 2 students. https://t.co/ftWyUv1izd #Ed4RecLEARN #SocSciLEARN
Challenge your students to discover territory using Google Maps and this translated @recitus activity. You could add places in Nunavik, Gaspésie, the West Coast, etc. as you explore different territories covered in the program #SocSciLEARN #edtech
https://t.co/yFGkZrZrt2
Self-check questions for cycle 2 students were added to the Societies and Territories site for the 1500s. A great way for students to self-assess. #SocSciLEARN https://t.co/jiraZp4OKW
Task cards are one of my favourite teaching tools! They can be used for review games, centers, integrated into choice boards, and more! Here are some new #SocSciLEARN task cards for Quebec Society around 1905~ https://t.co/BdgDSJfO69
Google Earth Timelapse can be used to explore how territories have changed over time (1984~2023). Cycle 3 elementary students could examine how cities and suburbs I. Quebec expanded during the 1980s. #SocSciLEARN https://t.co/wJrZBKOFeh
This is a great article for #Cdnhist teachers. Accessible for students & I plan on using it as a model for historical writing. #Socscilearn
Why provincial powers are a key ingredient of Confederation.
My first article for @ConversationCA
https://t.co/jLFpRMCgt6
@agatasoroko 's new article on critical economic literacy provides teacher's with tools and ideas for a pedagogical framework that moves beyond financial literacy. Will share widely! #Socscilearn
Short thread on continuity of territory during New France’s Iroquois wars. An interesting inquiry question could be built from these sources for HCQ Sec III #Socscilearn
Came across the Indigenous Archaeological Field School on my ride to school this morning along the bike path near Boul Lucerne & Champlain Bridge; site ~ 3000 years old #Socscilearn
Short thread on postwar housing, including an inquiry question. Perfect for HQC #Socscilearn
These are called ‘Strawberry box houses’. 50,000 of them were built across Canada by the federal government to provide affordable housing for workers and returning veterans after WWII. Small houses (900sf) on small lots. Could this be an affordable housing solution for today?
Using Snapshots in Time for review. Students worked on chronology, significance, progress and decline #Socscilearn
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