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History Links and Resources (Secondary)
New for April 2008: Techniques in Social
Sciences
This collection of resources responds directly to the techniques associated with Social
Sciences in the QEP program. It highlights sites that have to do with the creation and
interpretation of several sources, including:
DOCUMENTS |
TIMELINES
|
MAPS
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PICTURES |
TABLES
New For April 2008: B.A.L. Citizenship
Many of these suggested sites offer themes around which teachers can focus projects and
learning scenarios related to the BAL Citizenship and Community Life.
Cycle 1 (Grade 7
and 8)
Resource Collections by
program content >>
Various resources and links to cultural references have been gathered together here in the following collections. Again, these are developing collections. Your suggestions are welcome.
- Sedentarization
- Emergence of Civilization
- First Democracy
- Romanization
- Christianization of West
- Growth of Cities and Trade
- New Vision of Humanity
- European Expansion
- American and French Revolutions
- Industrialization - Economic and Social Revolution
- Imperialism and Colonization
- Civil Rights and Freedoms
Cycle 2 Year 1 (Grade 9)
Resource Collections by time period >>Set up originally in June 2007 to support developing Learning Situations, this collection is continually growing! Your suggestions are welcome.
- First Peoples
- Emergence of a New Society in New France
- A Change of Empire
- Claims and Struggles in the British Colony
- Formation of the Canadian Confederation
- Modernization of Quebec
- Issues in Quebec since 1980
Cycle 2 Year 2 (Grade 10)
Resource Collections by theme >>>New as of June 2008, to support developing and up-and-coming Learning Situations for Year 2 History, these collections expand upon those gathered for Year 1 below. Your suggestions are welcome. So far collections have begun for:
- Population – Factors affecting population and settlement
- Economy and Development - Effects on territory and society
- Culture and Currents of Thought - Ideology and Cultural Expression
Other Collections of Links Resources:
General History-related WWW sites and teaching resources
Still available, this older collection of general history links, pictures, audio-visual
materials, and ways of studying important people and individuals in history also provides a
resource for students and history teachers alike.
English Language Arts and Social Sciences Bibliography
- An English Language Arts and Social Sciences Bibliography for High School Students and
Teachers: This is a comprehensive list of titles that will be added to and updated regularly. It
was created by Judith Elson, Jens Holm, Nadine Maglia, and Rosemary Tucci, four Riverside School
Board teachers from Centennial Regional High School, Greenfield Park who spent many hours doing
what they loved to do - haunting libraries, book stores and web sites and reading books. The
importance of this site lies in the detailed descriptions they wrote for each text.
Blacks have continued to make a positive impact on Canadian society though largely
missing from popular texts and public documents. This document focuses on their
contribution.
The material is directly compatible with the History of Québec and Canada program
(History 414). Many of the items included can also serve as valuable
content in a variety of subject areas and grade levels.
Black History Links and resources page for :
- African Canadian sites
- African American sites
- People
- African American historical documents online
- Lesson plans and ideas for the classroom
Speak
Up! Dynamic Student Debating
Resources and materials to help you conduct lively debates in the classroom.
Older programs: