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Post Categories Civic Engagement
Post dateMarch 21, 2022

“The Most Just of All Educational Legislation”: Provision of Free Textbooks in the Province of Ontario, 1846–1967

The most just of all educational legislation: Provision of free textbooks in the province...
Post tagsCurriculum & Resources
Post Categories Civic Engagement
Post dateMarch 13, 2022

Unbuilding Exhibitions: Harnessing the potential of deconstruction

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Post tagsTeaching and Learning (K-12)
Post Categories Civic Engagement Historical Thinking
Post dateMarch 13, 2022

Co-Curation of 3 exhibitions featuring various aspects of the Chinese diaspora in British Columbia. 1) November 2019-Jan 2020: Pocket Gallery- Chinese Canadian Museum Planning Office and Exhibition Centre, Columbia Street, Vancouver; 2) August 2020- December 2021: A Seat at the Table in Chinatown, 27 E. Pender, Hon Hsing Building, Vancouver; 3) November 2020 to December 2021: A Seat at the Table: Chinese Immigration and British Columbia

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Post tagsCurriculum & Resources, Teaching and Learning (K-12)
Post Categories Civic Engagement
Post dateMarch 10, 2022

Using fiction to teach history. In R. Case & P. Clark (Eds.), Learning to inquire in history, geography and social studies: An anthology for secondary teachers, 4ed., 341-52. Vancouver, BC: The Critical Thinking Consortium.

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Post tagsTeaching and Learning (K-12)
Post Categories Civic Engagement
Post dateMarch 10, 2022

Exploring visual resources. In R. Case & P. Clark (Eds.), Learning to inquire in history, geography and social studies: An anthology for secondary teachers, 4ed.

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Post tagsTeaching and Learning (K-12)
Post Categories Civic Engagement
Post dateMarch 10, 2022

Developing a vision for social studies. In R. Case & P. Clark (Eds.), Learning to inquire in history, geography and social studies: An anthology for secondary teachers

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Post tagsTeaching and Learning (K-12)
Post Categories Civic Engagement
Post dateMarch 10, 2022

Learning to inquire in history, geography and social studies: An anthology for secondary teachers

This edition brings together the work of prominent education scholars and the experiences of...
Post tagsTeaching and Learning (K-12)
Post Categories Civic Engagement
Post dateMarch 10, 2022

Reconciling Pedagogies: Accounts from Places Across Canada

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Post tagsCurriculum & Resources
Post Categories Civic Engagement Historical Thinking
Post dateMarch 10, 2022

Reconstructing Canadian Curriculum Studies: Life Writing, Settler Colonialism, and Reconciliation

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Post tagsCurriculum & Resources
Post Categories Civic Engagement
Post dateMarch 10, 2022

Interviewed by Amélie Gosselin for Radio Canada. Désignation de sites de mémoire des pensionnats autochtones

Interviewed by Amélie Gosselin for Radio Canada. Désignation de sites de mémoire des pensionnats...
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