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April 25: Élections et démocratie, au-delà de l’éducation civique!
Lors de ce séminaire en ligne, les enseignants découvriront les nouvelles ressources d’Élections Canada qui encouragent la collaboration, la réflexion politique et la participation à la vie démocratique. Nous explorerons deux leçons (Le droit de vote au fil du temps et Action citoyenne : d’hier à aujourd’hui), pour lesquelles le matériel sera fourni. Chaque leçon peut …
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April 18: Mapping Electoral Boundaries and Exploring Electoral Communities
What factors, both human and physical, help to determine electoral boundaries? How are we part of a federal electoral community? How does my community compare to others? Take part in two activities that can help your students develop geographic thinking. In Geography of Elections, students will identify patterns and trends in electoral districts across Canada. …
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April 11 – Inquiring about Elections: Literacy-Numeracy and Global Competencies
Critical thinking, innovation, collaboration, communication and citizenship are at the heart of Elections Canada’s new activities for secondary students. In this webinar, we will explore two lessons to help your students become actively engaged citizens. In Elections by the Numbers, students work collaboratively to develop a creative message about voter turnout. Whether you teach grade …
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March 28, 2019: Elections Canada – Inclusion and Civic Action: Inquiry Activities for Your History Classroom.
Explore new resources from Elections Canada that support historical thinking and collaboration in your history classroom. We will look at two inquiry-based lessons. Voting Rights through Time engages students in thinking about continuity and change, turning points and issues of inclusion in electoral history since 1867. Civic Action: Then and Now involves students in historical …
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OTF Connects May 31 : Digging Deep to Make Math Moments that Matter
What makes a memorable math moment? Is it a real world task? Is it relevant to your students? Is it media-rich or delivered in 3 acts? We believe it is much more than that. Join facilitators Kyle Pearce and Jon Orr as they tear apart another math lesson to uncover a 3-part framework for lesson planning …