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| NSSBB #: | 2003094 | ||||||||||||
| ISBN: | 0000000000000 | ||||||||||||
| Title: | Interlink 11: What links our past, present, and future? | ||||||||||||
| Supplier: | Rubicon Publishing Inc. | ||||||||||||
| Published: | 2024 | ||||||||||||
| Price: | $131.80 | ||||||||||||
| Language: | English | ||||||||||||
| Origin: | CP - Can. Pub. | ||||||||||||
| Notes: | Designed specifically for the Contemporary Canadian Studies 11 curriculum in Nova Scotia, these groundbreaking resources use inquiry-based learning to help students question, investigate and explore, evaluate, reflect, and share. The four case-study-based books in the series - Canadian Turning Points, Fighting for Equity, Mi'kmaw and Other Indigenous Peoples, and Canada on the International Stage - support students in developing historical thinking skills as they explore the rich history of Canada and think critically about our shared past, present, and future. The resources include ten digital extensions complementing and extending the case studies explored in each book. A 72-page teaching guide provides professional learning support in areas that include historical thinking, inquiry, and research strategies, and also provides teaching notes specific to the content of the case studies in each book. | ||||||||||||
| Components/ Authors: |
Interlink 11: What links our past, present, and future? - Various Mi'kmaw and Other Indigenous Peoples - Marc Rober Benoit Humber Canada on the International Stage - Janet Lee Fighting For Equity - Channon Oyeniran Canadian Turning Points - Marc Rober Benoit Humber |
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| Resource Type: | Kit designed for student and/or teacher use | ||||||||||||
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