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Monthly Archives: February 2010
WIER – writers_in_electronic_residence
WIER is an educational initiative that connects students across Canada with writers, teachers and one another in an animated exchange of original writing and commentary. Its current projects include The Virtual Practicum, which provides online practice teaching placements for pre-service … Continue reading
Photo Archives – Historical Evidence of Children’s Role in Society
Primary documents can be valuable additions to the curriculum, and going with the old adage “a picture is worth a thousand words” let me remind you of the value of photo archives. Here are but a few of the outstanding … Continue reading
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Young Environmental Stewards Grants
Alberta Eco-Trust provides grants to communities as well as to young people. “The Young Environmental Stewards (YES) Grant Program was created to help Alberta’s young environmental leaders turn their dreams for a cleaner, healthier future into a reality. YES grants … Continue reading
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Student Reporters at the Vancouver 2010 Olympics
Twenty student-reporters from all across Canada are now in Vancouver as part of Historica-Dominion At The Games. They are attending events and festivities, as well as chronicling history in the making. Also check out “Canada at the Winter Olympic Games“, … Continue reading
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February is Black History Month
Teachers have been provided with great resources online, complements of the Historica-Dominion Institute. History and events are covered along with curriculum correlations and an annotated bibliography. Go to the website: http://www.blackhistorycanada.ca/teachers.php Bookmark on Delicious Digg this post Recommend on Facebook … Continue reading
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University of Alberta project WISEST offers Summer Research Program for grade 11 students
WISEST – Women in Scholarship, Engineering, Science and Technology “was founded in 1982 with a mandate to investigate the reasons why few young women are choosing careers in the sciences and engineering, to take action to alter the situation, and … Continue reading
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Newpapers in Education: Serial Stories
Anyone noticed the new “Rescue at Fort Edmonton” serial story by Rita Feutl, now appearing in the Edmonton Journal? This is part of the NIE Serial Stories – “a series designed to help teachers foster students’ interest in reading for … Continue reading
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Resources on Water
Canadian government websites just keeping getting better and better. Check out the Environment Canada website for educational resources like this bilingual activity and teaching resources… Explore Water With Holly Heron This booklet is targeted at 5-9 year old boys and … Continue reading
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