Day 37 - FNMI History in Canada - How Did Residential Schools Come About?

1. History Minute of the Day - North Korea on Human Rights Abuses in the USA.  Start at 34 seconds.

2. History of Residential Schools Timeline

3. Pictoral History of Residential Schools Timeline

Day 35 & 36 - First Nations, Metis & Inuit History in Canada

We Were Children

Film - Watch it here - We Were Children

Day 33 & 34 - Personal Identity and Human Rights

1. History Minute of the Day - Identity - Who Am I?  (First 46 seconds only)


2. Four Square - Your Personal Identity  (handout)


3. Intro to FNMI Residential Schools and Human Rights: presentation

Day 32 - Finish UNDHR and Start FNMI Rights in Canada

1. HM - What Are Human Rights?

2. Finish UNDHR

3. Intro to FNMI Residential Schools and Human Rights: presentation

Day 31 - Human Rights Continued

1. HM - Love Has No Labels

2. Continue with UNDHR.

Day 29 - Human Rights Continued....

1. HM - Images that hit home regarding Human Rights Abuses.

2. Continue with presentation and notes from yesterday.

3. We will be called to the Caf for a presentation on the upcoming Literacy Test - approx 2:40 pm.

Day 28: Unit 2 HUMAN RIGHTS IN CANADA

Emmy Noether

1.  HM - Emmy Noether  

2.  90 seconds for 30 rights: The UN Declaration of Human Rights has come up with 30 basic human rights that SHOULD apply to everyone.  How many can you name?

FROM: www.youthforhumanrights.org

While some dictionaries define the word right as “a privilege,” when used in the context of “human rights,” we are talking about something more basic.*

Every person is entitled to certain fundamental rights, simply by the fact of being human. These are called “human rights” rather than a privilege (which can be taken away at someone’s whim).

They are “rights” because they are things you are allowed to be, to do or to have. These rights are there for your protection against people who might want to harm or hurt you. They are also there to help us get along with each other and live in peace.

Many people know something about their rights. Generally they know they have the right to food and a safe place to stay. They know they have a right to be paid for the work they do. But there are many other rights.

When human rights are not well known by people, abuses such as discrimination, intolerance, injustice, oppression and slavery can arise.

Born out of the atrocities and enormous loss of life during World War II, the United Nations Universal Declaration of Human Rights was signed in 1948 to provide a common understanding of what everyone’s rights are. It forms the basis for a world built on freedom, justice and peace.

3.  Intro to Human Rights: Video

4.  Vignettes on Human Rights: Watch, take notes and discuss.

DAY 21 (March 5) Finish Cornell Note and Test Preparation

1. Work on Cornell note from the Medicine presentation: due at the end of class for those not yet finished.

2. Please start to prep for an upcoming test.  The test will be in three parts as follows:

• Question 1: directly related to your invention that you researched and the reasons for inventions (need, want, money).
• Question 2:  directly relates to the economic cycle and inventions
• Question 3: article about tumultuous economics: Cornell Note

Day 20 (March 4) Canadians and Excellence in Medicine

Canada and Medicine: Great ideas and great results

Please look at the presentation above and complete a full Cornell Style note on it including:

15 Points of Interest / Significance / Facts

A brief explanation for each

A summary of one full paragraph.

Please complete in your Google Docs and share with me - remember, please call it your LAST NAME - Medicine, e.g. SMITH Medicine

Day 14 (Feb 23) Canadian Inventions Google Presentation Project

We are starting our first major project - Canadian Inventions.


Turnitin: You will need to create a Turnitin account to submit your work.  

Go to turnitin.com and create an account for yourself using your normal email address.

Enroll in this class - i.d. 9598219  

Password is   "  acton  "


You MUST create your presentation in Google Docs - log into the Halton Cloud using your regular network login and in your Google Drive - New - Presentation and then....

SHARE the presentation to, "Anyone with the link can view".

Day 12 (Feb 19) Innovation cont'd, Space Race, Economics, Innovation Wrap Up!

1. History Minute - Oklahoma City Bombing

2.  Title Page: Science and Technology
3.  Introduction: Inventions on a deserted island
4.  Discussion question: What are, in your opinion, the 3 main reasons inventions are created?
5.  Video: 10 Canadian Inventions
     While watching the video, take notes on key inventions, inventors and dates.
     In your opinion, which one is most significant to your personal history?  To Canadian history?  To global history?  Why?
6.  The Economics of Invention
7.  YoutubeFunnyIntro       Cornell Note: Introduction
8.  1920's-30's: Video from 0:00 - 17:27
     Cornell Note
9.  Introduction to Chris Hadfield
     Article: Chris Hadfield and the Space Race
     Cornell Note

10.  To answer the questions that follow, please consider your note on these three items:
a) Economic Cycle - Growth, Boom, Recession, Depression
b) Canada during the Great Depression
c) Chris Hadfield and Canadian involvement in the Space Race and high technology.

Questions to Answer:
Part 1: Name 10 similarities (economic) discussed in the Depression video and the Chris Hadfield article.

Part 2:. Name and explain FIVE ways that the Great Depression led to new inventions.

Part 3: Name and explain FIVE ways that the Space Race has led to new inventions.

Day 6 & 7 (Feb 10, 11) Technology and Innovation in Canadian History cont'd

1.  History Minute of the Day -  The Times They Are A Changin', released 1964 Bob Dylan.

1b (HM for Day 7)  Costa Concordia Towed to salvage yard.

2.  Title Page: Science and Technology
3.  Introduction: Inventions on a deserted island
4.  Discussion question: What are, in your opinion, the 3 main reasons inventions are created?
5.  Video: 10 Canadian Inventions
     While watching the video, take notes on key inventions, inventors and dates.
     In your opinion, which one is most significant to your personal history?  To Canadian history?  To global history?  Why?
6.  The Economics of Invention
7.  YoutubeFunnyIntro       Cornell Note: Introduction
8.  1920's-30's: Video from 0:00 - 17:27
     Cornell Note
9.  Introduction to Chris Hadfield
     Article: Chris Hadfield and the Space Race
     Cornell Note
10.  What similarities are being discussed in both the video and article in terms of economics?  How has the space race AND the depression of the 1920's and 30's both led to new inventions?

Day 5 (Feb 9) Science and Technology in Canada's History cont'd

1.  History Minute of the Day -  Boeing 747 First Flight, 1969

2.  Title Page: Science and Technology
3.  Introduction: Inventions on a deserted island
4.  Discussion question: What are, in your opinion, the 3 main reasons inventions are created?
5.  Video: 10 Canadian Inventions
     While watching the video, take notes on key inventions, inventors and dates.
     In your opinion, which one is most significant to your personal history?  To Canadian history?  To global history?  Why?
6.  The Economics of Invention
7.  YoutubeFunnyIntro       Cornell Note: Introduction
8.  1920's-30's: Video from 0:00 - 17:27
     Cornell Note
9.  Introduction to Chris Hadfield
     Article: Chris Hadfield and the Space Race
     Cornell Note
10.  What similarities are being discussed in both the video and article in terms of economics?  How has the space race AND the depression of the 1920's and 30's both led to new inventions?

Day 4 (Feb 6) Unit 1 Science and Technology in Canada's History

1.  History Minute of the Day -  Queen Elizabeth II is Crowned in 1952.

***PERSONAL HISTORY*** TIME TO SHARE STORIES AND ARTIFACTS

2.  Title Page: Science and Technology
3.  Introduction: Inventions on a deserted island
4.  Discussion question: What are, in your opinion, the 3 main reasons inventions are created?
5.  Video: 10 Canadian Inventions
     While watching the video, take notes on key inventions, inventors and dates.
     In your opinion, which one is most significant to your personal history?  To Canadian history?  To global history?  Why?
6.  The Economics of Invention
7.  YoutubeFunnyIntro       Cornell Note: Introduction
8.  1920's-30's: Video from 0:00 - 17:27
     Cornell Note
9.  Introduction to Chris Hadfield
     Article: Chris Hadfield and the Space Race
     Cornell Note
10.  What similarities are being discussed in both the video and article in terms of economics?  How has the space race AND the depression of the 1920's and 30's both led to new inventions?

Day 3 (Feb 5) Personal Histories

1. History Minute of the Day: CN Tower Construction Begins, Feb 5, 1973.
    What has the CN Tower done for Canadian History.

2.  Presentation from yesterday:  finish the group discussions and presentations.

3.  Personal history: 
     a) Think:  What is it?  With a partner write a definition for the term ''Personal History''.  Share your definition with another group.
     b)  Pair:  CHART  With your partner complete the chart using an imaginary object from your family's history..  
     c)  Share: Show your object to another group.  Explain the importance of the object.  Add to your idea any further importance that your group thinks of. 

4.     Share with the class.

Day 2 (Feb 4) Being Canadian and Significance

1.  HM: Distracted Driving
     Question:  How has this technology (driving and/or the mobile phone) changed the course of history?
2.  Presentation:  Importance

Day 1 (Feb 3) Welcome to History Class!!

1.  History Minute of the Day

2.  Discussion: links to history
3.  Why study history?
4.  The ABCs of history

Interviews

Your times

FPT Examples

Marshall
Zoe
Dylan L
Lindsay

Day 77-78: FPT Prep

1.  FPT:
Prep Images    
Assignment

Day 75 - 76: FPT prep

Day 73-74

Work periods on assignment: Human Rights

A reminder that you are to discuss 2 different rights for each of the three groups (FNMI, Japanese-Canadians, French-English relations).

The assignment is due JANUARY 7th, 2015, with a CLOSURE DATE of January 12, 2015.

Day 68-72: FLQ, October Crisis and the OLA

1.  HM
Avery and Lindsay   8th   9th  10th
2.  Background on French-English Language Relations: Presentation
3.  Cornell note on the following 4 videos:

Quiet Revolution
Language Wars
FLQ and the War Measures Act
The October Crisis

Day 61

Work periods today, tomorrow, and Monday.
HM: ALL presentations from Oct. 27-Dec. 10

Day 56 and 57: FNMI

1.  HM:
Damien and Victoria  1   2
Skylar and Dylan
Alex

2.  PROJECT - History of Human Rights in Canada
    Marking Sheet


Film - Watch it here - We Were Children

Day 55: FNMI

1.  HM:
Skylar and Dylan
Marian

2.  Intro to FNMI Residential Schools and Human Rights: presentation

Day 54: Human Rights

1.  HM:
Madison
Taylor and Georgia x 3

2.  Continue the vignettes from yesterday.

Updated History Minute of the Day Student Presents Schedule (see tabs along the bottom for your class).

Day 52: Test

1.  HM:
2.  Test

Day 51:

1,  HM
2.  Test prep

Day 50: Unit review

1. HM: Emily and Brianna
2.  Is war ever justified?  Video

Is it?  Discuss (20 minutes)

Review

Terms:
militarism
alliances
imperialism
nationalism
Triple Alliance
Triple Entente
holocaust
human rights
trench warfare
Treaty of Versailles
peacekeeping
Naziism
Archduke Francis Ferdinand
mustard gas
colonization / colony / colonialism
League of Nations
concentration camp
home front
reparation
Hiroshima and Nagasaki
mobilization
labour camp
death camp or extermination camp
balance of power
invasion of Poland
Allied Powers
Axis Powers
Propaganda
Auschwitz
Two quizlets are:
http://quizlet.com/434416/ww1-vocabulary-flash-cards/
http://quizlet.com/17259967/world-war-1-vocabulary-list-flash-cards/


Events:
Passchaendale
D-Day
Holocaust
Korean War
peacekeeping in Rwanda & Romeo Dallaire
War in Afghanistan (158 Cdn deaths)
Cdn. Air Strikes on ISIS


Human Rights:
Holocaust
UN Declaration of Human Rights

Has Canada been justified in participating in the wartime operations?  Support your point of view with events as proof.

Day 49: Drum Circle

1.  HM:
2.  Why a Drum Circle?
3.  Drumming for peace, war, culture, community, fun, therapy.
4.  Drumming

Day 48: We remember

1.  HM
2.  A Pittance of Time
3.  Postcards of Peace
4.  Your turn

Day 47: Project

This is your last period to work on the project.

Please submit your GOOGLEDOC link to TURNITIN.com
Please use the email function on your visme to send it to to appropriate Kovich.

Due WEDNESDAY

Day 46: Work period

Day 44: Back to the future

1.  HM:  Date referred to in the movie: Nov. 5, 1955
How does pop culture change or direct how we perceive the world?

See Day 43

VISME RUBRIC

Rubric

Day 43: Project

1.  HM: Jean Chretien becomes Prime Minister: 1993
While this video is clearly NOT from the day he won the election (!) how important are these 2 men in Canadian history?

2.  Project: link

Day 42: Prep for guest speaker

1.  HM:  Clinton wins: 1992
How does an election of a new US president change politics, economics and the security of Canada?

2.  In small groups, spend 15 minutes discussing these questions.  Be prepared to share as a class afterwards.

• Which character in Schindler's List made your heart ache?  Why?
• What event in the movie surprised you?  Explain why.
• What could Schindler have done to save more people?
• How does the death of Goeth make up for some of his actions?  Or does it all?
• Why do we need to learn, teach and talk about the holocaust still today?

3.  Class discussion of questions above.

4.  Video: this is our speaker today Elly Gotz

5.  On the provided cue cards, write 2 questions that you have for our holocaust survivor today.  Get a friend to check them over to ensure they are relevant.

6.  Share the questions you have written with the class.  As a class choose 5 you would like him to answer today.

Day 37: Humans Rights and the Holocauste

1.  Presentation
2.  Timeline
3.  Schindler's List

Day 33: Disaster in Wales

1.  HM: Aberfan   1     2

2.  Continue and finish the presentation from Day 31.

Day 32: The Rings

1.  HM:  The Rings
Volume 3 of this series is published on this day in 1955.
Explain the genre of this book (movie).  Why does a post-war culture want a book that has a basis in war?

2.  WWII presentation from day 31

Day 31:

1.  HM:  Albert Einstein arrives in the US from Nazi Germany, 1933

2.  Flipped Classroom

Madelle

Kov

DAYS 28 & 29 & 30 (Oct 14, 15 & 16) History Minutes of Your Day

With a partner you will create three different History Minutes of the Day much like what we've done daily to this point in the course.

You will present yours on your assigned dates.

1. Name and explain an event that happened between the years 1914 - 2014.

2. Show a video (YouTube) of five minutes or less on your event.

3. 8 - 10 dot-jot facts of your event (numbers, stats, location, etc.)

4. Write a discussion question that will generate and inspire discussion among our class.

5. Write a 5 sentence (or longer) paragraph outlining the IMPORTANCE / SIGNIFICANCE of your event to the broader context of history in the 21st Century.

DAY 26 - Buildup to WWII - Your Slide Work

This is for Mark's class (bald Kovich) - For your work on the shared Googly Presentation on the Buildup to WWII, please sign into the Halton Cloud with your network account and in your Drive there you'll find the shared presentation.

Enjoy the turkey.

If you're a turkey, run.

Day 28: LONG WEEKEND!!!

1.  HM: Phantom     Movie

2.  See day 23.

Day 27: It gets better

1.  Rick Mercer: It gets better

2.  Library: Assembly

Day 26: Class assembly

1.  HM: Birth of KLM (world's oldest passenger airline)

2.  To the library for the GSA's guest speaker.

Day 25: emerging artists

1.  HM: Jazz Singer
In 1927 Jazz singer was released as the first "talkie".  How did this technology shape war correspondence in WWII?

See Day 23

Jour 24: The Main causes of War, 1914-2010

1.  HM: OJ Simpson        Germany Unification

1283 - Dafydd ap Gruffydd, prince of Gwynedd in Wales, becomes the first person executed by being hanged, drawn and quartered.
1906 - SOS adopted as warning signal by 1st conference on wireless telegraphy
1974 - Watergate trial begins
1990 - Reunification of East & West Germany. West German flag raised above Brandenburg Gate on the stroke of midnight
1995 - OJ Simpson found not guilty in murder of Nicole Simpson & Ron Goldman in Los Angeles, California

**** Go to Day 23 ****

2.  MAIN reasons for WWI
     Cornell note on video
Cornell note template
Madelle
Kovich

Why to War: Image note

3.  Flipped Classroom:
      MARK KOVICH
      MADELLE

4.  Korean War:  Read and write 2 questions you have about this conflict, one on each of 2 cue cards.

5.  Hand out the questions.  HOMEWORK:  Find the answers to the questions you have been asked.

Day 23: Unit 2 Introduction

A: Finish TEST

1.  HM:  Eric Lindros (watch first 5:06 only)
     Why would a player choose to go back to the minors instead of play for the team that had chosen them in the draft?  What does this say about English-French relations, if anything?

2.  Title Page:  Unit 2: War, Revolution and Peace

2a:  Saving Private Ryan: The reality behind the movie

3.  Introduction

4.  Timeline: GET OUT YOUR CELL PHONES!
     During this polleverywhere.com discussion you will need to take notes on each key event and date.  Create a timeline for your notes.

5.  Pearson and Peace: Unit 2 is about more than just war. (Chromebooks booked for Friday)

Day 22: Unit 1 TEST

TEST

Day 21: HM and test Prep

1.  HM:  Nuremberg
     On September 30, 1946, the first verdicts were given out in the trials of several WWII Nazis.  Does a global tribunal and their powers have any affect on wartime governments and the decisions they make?  Explain your point of view.

2.  Test Prep:

• Question 1: directly related to your invention that you researched and the reasons for inventions (need, want, money).
• Question 2:  directly relates to the economic cycle and inventions
• Question 3: article about tumultuous economics: Cornell Note

3.  Work on Cornell note from the Medicine presentation: due at the end of class

Day 19:

1.  HM
2.  Complete your significance for your Cornell note from the Medicine prezi.  Submit to TurnItIn.

Day 16-18: Work Periods

1.  HM
2.  Go to the library and library lab to start your research for the Inventions and Technology project.

Day 15: CERN

1.  HM CERN: Speed of light-
     How does science change the course of history?
2.  Chromebooks: answer question from Day 5 using googledocs.  Change the link to ANYONE WITH THE LINK can view.
3.  Submit your link to the class assignment on TurnItIn.com
4.  Complete the key words from your cornell note from the prezi on Day 14.

Day 14: Independence

1.  HM: Scottish Independence
     How does a vote for separation change a country?
2.  Prezi from day 13.

CORNELL NOTE TEMPLATE

Day 13: Medicine

1.  HM: 1961: USSR Nuclear Bomb testing
     How did these tests change global relationships?
2.  TurnItIn: response to question from day 5
3.  Here are the questions (one paragraph each, Google Docs) - these are from the last item in DAY 5.
     a. What similarities and/or differences are being discussed in both the video and article in terms of economics?
     b. How has the space race AND the depression of the 1920's and 30's both led to new inventions?

4.  Canada and Medicine: Great ideas and great results

Day 12: M.A.S.H. and Space

1.  HM:  Debut of M.A.S.H.
     How did television shows change the perception of war?
2.  Class Cornell note: Space Race
Madelle's Class Note
3.  Personal answer to the last question on Day 5
4.  TurnItIn

Day 11: Space Race and Cornell

1.  HM: George Eyston
     How did the speed of transportation change the way everyday life was lived?
2.  Continue day 5.

Day 10

1.HM:  Debut of tanks in war, "Little Willies" at Battle of Flers-Courcelette (part of the Battle of the Somme) 1916
2.  Continue day 5

Day 9: Space Race

1.  HM:  STS-47
     List 3 inventions that could be improved by using the experiment results from this mission.

2.  Continue Day 5.

Day 8: Remembering ...

1.  HM: 9/11 Kevin Cosgrove
     What is one question you have about 9/11?

2.  Continue Day 5.

Day 7: Declaration of War and the Economics of it

1.  HM:  Declaration of War
     With the declaration of war, on September 10, 1939, how do the economics of Canada change?
     What are the parts of society that King is speaking about wanting to protect?

2.  Continue with Day 5.

Day 6: Inventions ... and the birth of Rock and Roll

1.  HM: Elvis
         How did the invention of rock and roll change the lives of Canadian teenagers?
2.  Continue Day 5.

Day 5: Unit 1: Science and Technology

1.  HM:  Italy WWII, surrender
          On this day in 1943 Italy surrendered to allied forces.  What is one invention that you believe came out of WWII?

***PERSONAL HISTORY***
TIME TO SHARE STORIES AND ARTIFACTS

2.  Title Page: Science and Technology
3.  Introduction: Inventions on a deserted island
4.  Discussion question: What are, in your opinion, the 3 main reasons inventions are created?
5.  Video: 10 Canadian Inventions
     While watching the video, take notes on key inventions, inventors and dates.
     In your opinion, which one is most significant to your personal history?  To Canadian history?  To global history?  Why?
6.  The Economics of Invention
7.  YoutubeFunnyIntro       Cornell Note: Introduction
8.  1920's-30's: Video from 0:00 - 17:27
     Cornell Note
9.  Introduction to Chris Hadfield
     Article: Chris Hadfield and the Space Race
     Cornell Note
10.  What similarities are being discussed in both the video and article in terms of economics?  How has the space race AND the depression of the 1920's and 30's both led to new inventions?

Day 4: Legacy ... Personal and Provincial

1.  HM:  Legacy of the 2004 Summer Olympics
          On Sept. 5, 1997, Athens was awarded the 2004 summer Olympic games.  After watching this video of the desolation of the venues 8 years after the games, explain the importance of events (such as the Olympics, TIFF, Women's Junior World Cup) to the countries that are granted permission to host them.

2.  With your partner from yesterday and copying the model provided, create a card for our class timeline that outlines the DATE, NAME and DOCUMENT of the document studied yesterday.

3.  With both classes, let's put this personal history together!

Day 3: Personal History

1. HM: Christchurch Sept. 4, 2010
     How can an event in New Zealand change the way Canadians spend their money?

2.  Presentation from yesterday:  finish the group discussions and presentations.

3.  Personal history:
     a) Think:  What is it?  With a partner write a definition for the term ''Personal History''.  Share your definition with another group.
     b)  Pair:  CHART  With your partner complete the chart using the object provided.  
     c)  Share: Show your object to another group.  Explain the importance of the object.  Add to your idea any further importance that your group thinks of.

4.     Share with the class.

Day 2: Being Canadian

1.  HM: Distracted Driving
     Question:  How has this technology (driving and/or the mobile phone) changed the course of history?
2.  Review form responses
3.  ABCs of history and discussion
4.  Presentation:  Importance

Day 1: Welcome!

1.  Something from nothing.
2.  Discussion: links to history
3.  Why study history?
4.  The ABCs of history

Homework:
Form

Révision

RMR: Canada Explained
Crise d'octobre
Avro Arrow
UN et la création des forces du paix

Jour 75: Shoah

1.  HDJ: cette année
2.  Spielberg

Jour 74: Les vidéos de la semaine dernière

1.  HDJ:  Les vidéos des batailles
2.  Question pour moi selon les notes des batailles?
3.  Révision des questions d'hier
4.  Introduction à l'holocauste

Vidéo     1     2     3

Spielberg's Shoah Foundation

Jour 71:

1.  HDJ: le singe
2.  Partagez vos réponses des événements.
3.  Jour D     Dieppe       Ortona

Jour 69: La guerre

1.  HDJ: pour rire
2.  Les notes du vidéo hier: Note cornell comme classe
3.  Vidéo: Le commencement de la guerre
4.  Canada: A People's History: Épisode 13: 1:33:14 à la fin
5.  Les Batailles:  Pensez, En partenaire, Partagez
Lisez votre sections à propos des batailles de la DGM.  Faites des notes en utilisant ce tableau.

Jour 68: Les droits des personnes

1.  HDJ:  Winnipeg
2.  Canada: A People's History: Note Cornell, à remettre 1:24:00 à la fin
3.  Les origines de la DGM en Europe

Jour 66: Les vidéos et le projet

1.  HDJ:  le 6 déc. 1989   Radio-Canada     Nous nous souvenons
                l'explosion Halifax       Après
2.  Canada: A People's History du jour 60
3.  Projet

Jour 65: HDJ, les films, le projet

1.  HDJ:  Les minutes du patrimoine
2.  Les vidéos du jour 60
3.  Le projet

Jour 64: Les travaux ...

1.  HDJ:les minutes du patrimoine
2.  ... du jour 60!
3.  Projet: Une minute du patrimoine

Les groupes:
Mon choix ou le vôtre?

Jour 63: Les travaux ...

du jour 60!