Overview
Canadian Sources: Investigated is an indispensable resource of Canadian primary and secondary sources spanning the historical period 1914 to the present. Using a range of engaging, representational, and visually rich source materials, students can immerse themselves in the history and events of the time while gaining important experience in interpreting and evaluating historical evidence.
Features
- What Would You Do? Students attempt to put themselves in another’s shoes and determine what other decisions might have been made.
- You Be the Judge! Students are asked to make their own conclusions, using evidence from a variety of points of view.
- Reality Check Students are asked to challenge a myth or preconceived ideas about history, by examining further evidence.
- Through Their Eyes: Examining A Generation’s Thinking Looks at evidence and sources from multiple perspectives.
Other learning tools include:
- Words to Know Important key terms listed at the beginning of each section and fully defined in a glossary.
- Before Reading, During Reading, and After Reading Explicitly encourage the development and practice of critical literacy strategies by helping students activate prior knowledge about a topic, keeping them focused while reading the sources.
- Then & Now Relates historical events to the present so that students can better understand their importance.
- Chapter 1 — 1914 to 1919
- Chapter 2 — 1920 to 1929
- Chapter 3 — 1930 to 1939
- Chapter 4 — 1940 to 1949
- Chapter 5 — 1950 to 1959
- Chapter 6 — 1960 to 1969
- Chapter 7 — 1970 to 1979
- Chapter 8 — 1980 to 1989
- Chapter 9 — 1990 to Present
- Glossary
Top ∧Teacher's Resource
- Extensive teaching notes
- Answers to all text questions
- Supporting blackline masters
- Skill development strategies and rubrics
- Accompanying CD-ROM with customizable rubrics
ISBN: 978-1-55239-270-6 Publication Price: $179.95
Teacher's Resource Part B, Chapter 1