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1. www.tvo.org › article › why-high-school-history-isWhy high-school history is going through a ‘mind shift’ in ...

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   Oct 26, 2020 · High-school history, once thought of as a set of unalterable facts, is undergoing a seismic change. Kick-started in 2013 when students got training in how to think like historians, it’s a change that’s been gaining ever more momentum in light of COVID-19 and the Black Lives Matter movement. Christina Ganev, who teaches history at Toronto ...

2. www.thestar.com › news › gtaOntario lauded for high school history curriculum

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   Jan 23, 2016 · Ontario stands at the top of the class for its strong Canadian history curriculum in the latest ratings by this country’s history education watchdog — and we trounced Alberta, whose fuzzy ...

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4. macdonaldlaurier.ca › saving-history-in-canadasSaving history in Canada’s schools: Paul W. Bennett

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   Apr 18, 2024 · Paul W. Bennett, Ed.D., Director of Schoolhouse Institute, is an education historian at Saint Mary’s University, former high school history teacher, and the author of ten books, including two of Canada’s best known Canadian history textbooks. Over his career, he was twice a finalist for the Governor General’s Award for Excellence in ...

5. www.ualberta.ca › en › folioIs history teaching stuck in the past? | Folio

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   Jan 23, 2024 · While teaching in history classrooms has begun to step out of the past, a survey focused on young people’s experiences learning history in schools suggests the ways history is taught could use an update. A team of researchers led by University of Alberta education professor Carla Peck conducted the National Youth Survey — the first of its ...

6. torontoelearningschool.com › courses › grade10CHC2D Canadian History Grade 10 - Toronto eLearning School ...

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   CHC2D Canadian History Since World War One, Grade 10. Course Description: CHC2D course explores social, economic, and political developments and events and their impact on the lives of different groups in Canada since 1914. Students will examine the role of conflict and cooperation in Canadian society, Canada’s evolving role within the global ...

7. thetyee.ca › News › 2021/02/04Whose History Is Taught in Our High School Classrooms?

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   Feb 4, 2021 · As a PhD student in 2011, Cutrara observed four Canadian history classes in Ontario, speaking to high school students who “hated” Canadian history, many of whom were people of colour ...

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   Should Canadian history be taught in schools today?

   • The Canadian history taught in schools today is not the same education that Samantha Cutrara received over 20 years ago. “There’s a real trend right now on historical thinking, on teaching the historical method and teaching with primary sources,” said Cutrara, a history education strategist. “There is more of an emphasis on inquiry in classrooms.”

   Whose History Is Taught in Our High School Classrooms?

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   Does Ontario have a good history curriculum?

   • Ontario stands at the top of the class for its strong Canadian history curriculum in the latest ratings by this country’s history education watchdog — and we trounced Alberta, whose fuzzy timelines and lack of compulsory high school history credit landed it dead last.

   Ontario lauded for high school history curriculum - The Toronto Star

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   Should Canadian history be compulsory in high school?

   • An optional Grade 12 course called Canadian History should be mandatory. Prince Edward Island B- (71 per cent): The province offers strong Canadian history courses in high school — including one specifically about the island — but neither is compulsory. Students must take two social studies credits, but they need not be history.

   Ontario lauded for high school history curriculum - The Toronto Star

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   Why is it important to study Canadian history?

   • Ian Duncan, who teaches Grade 10 Canadian history in the Halton District School Board, says that what’s most important for students now is to know that what they study has a purpose: “Students have seen people struggle through COVID. They've struggled themselves. They say, ‘Why are we studying this if it doesn't improve society?’

   Why high-school history is going through a ‘mind shift’ in Ontario

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   Does Ontario need a Grade 10 history course?

   • Required Grade 10 history and civics classes earn province a higher rating than others. The Oka crisis is among the many important events in 20th century history that Ontario teachers say they have difficulty cramming into the one-year Canadian history course, which is mandatory for all students.

   Ontario lauded for high school history curriculum - The Toronto Star

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   Should Canadian history classes be included in a one-course curriculum?

   • The Montreal massacre, remembered in vigils like this one at the University of Toronto campus, is another part of recent Canadian history that teachers would like to ensure don’t get short shrift in a packed one-course curriculum. Required Grade 10 history and civics classes earn province a higher rating than others.

   Ontario lauded for high school history curriculum - The Toronto Star

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9. ossd.torontoeschool.com › online_courses › grade10CHC2D Canadian History Grade 10 - Toronto eSchool

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   CHC2D Canadian History Grade 10. Course Description: CHC2D course explores social, economic, and political developments and events and their impact on the lives of different groups in Canada since 1914. Students will examine the role of conflict and cooperation in Canadian society, Canada's evolving role within the global community, and the ...