Nice Review video for - Diplomacy and war in New France by Steve Quirion, RÉCIT univers social at youtube.com/watch?v=MuyChm… Matt Russell

Digital tour of a 1748 map of Vatican City! Great #primarydoc for Secondary Cycle 1 Geography and History! web.stanford.edu/group/spatialh…

Great collection for Black History books and teaching and learning resources at Western Québec from schools and by Matt Russell Nicely done! westernquebec.ca/blackhistorymo… #blackhistory

“Traces of Ancient Rome in Our Modern World” Or, how to squeeze a ton of information for Secondary Cycle 1 Geography class into a single infographic! images.nationalgeographic.org/image/upload/v…

Nice collection of tips for evaluating historical sources! umb.libguides.com/module6 #socscilearn

Interesting reference on radio's involvement and influence in the Civil Rights movement, with activities and resources! (Radio, as some will know, is in my blood!) teachrock.org/lesson/black-r…

“What We Choose To Remember”presents a history of Quebec from the perspective of Anglophones & Allophones. NEW teacher guides are now available that complement our Social Science courses. whatwechoosetoremember.ca
English Montreal School Board LEARN Pedagogical Services Team

“The Bennett Buggy and the Hoover Wagon”. My next car! (And fun reference when teaching the Depression Era in Secondary 4 History). fhwa.dot.gov/infrastructure…

Heard this song in my mix and I still just love it. Keeps me bouncing when I jog, keeps me flowing in the morning doin' my history thing, and what a great voice (well voices) keeps me positive. Radio Milwaukee loves it. How about Virgin Radio Montreal ?! radiomilwaukee.org/new-music/2023…

Great site on Unemployed Protests 1930s that can be used to show reactions to the Depression by the population for our Sec. 4 History courses. Wonderful map (and it includes a few Canadian protests!) at depts.washington.edu/moves/unemploy… by Jame Gregory UW Department of History

Introducing DWF’s Virtual Legacy Space!
lnkd.in/gYxC7gVr Join us on an interactive path through the history of residential schools in Canada, explore our learning resources, & find out how you can #DoSomething to move #reconciliation forward with a Legacy Space of your own

The roaring Twenties! But were the 1920s a liberal or conservative period in the USA? Useful article for liberal/conservative contexts in the 1920s and for Secondary four course section on the Depression. historyisnowmagazine.com/blog/2014/2/9/…
By Bradley Phipps

Black History Timeline: 1930–1939. References for #HQC program sections on Civil Rights and Depression Era specifically. thoughtco.com/african-americ…

Canada Primary Sources (from University of Washington!). Tweeting this again for #primarydocs needed for a recent project (Thanks Tania!). guides.lib.uw.edu/research/histo…

Brilliant. A historical video I can really relate to! youtu.be/SXtPTzxG9GY?si…

Fascinating articles on letter writing throughout different ages! Also many #primarydocs for #SocSciLEARN postalmuseum.si.edu/research-artic…

It's taken me a while to get here, but the 'Storygathering' phase of my PhD research study is finally ready to launch. If your work with #bced K-12 connects or responds to place, please consider participating in the study.

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#placeresponsive #storywork

Unlike the traditional rubric, which serves mainly to evaluate, the HyperRubric pushes students to keep moving forward.

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