I’m also a coach for the grade 9/10 boys basketball team and staff advisor for the Social Science Travel program. If you have questions or would like to participate please don’t hesitate to contact me.

Sunday, October 26, 2014

#CanadaStrong


October Update

History 20 - we are completing our study of Totalitarian leaderships. This week we will be investigating Adolf Hitler and his rise to power. 

History 30 - we are in the midst of our Confederation activity and completing our Major Ptoject (Point-Counterpoint). On Tuesday they need to complete their rough copies of their position papers. On that day we will completing the final steps of the project with those position papers. 

In addition report cards will be on October 31. Parent-Teacher Interviews are on November 6 (3:30-8:30). 

Wednesday, October 1, 2014

History 30 Update


Hi Parents/Guardians,
Just a quick update to let you know what has been happening in History 30.  Your students have been working hard at developing skills that will help them be active participants and decision-makers in society.  We were fortunate this semester to be able to hear Mr. Robbie Waisman (concentration camp survivor) speak to the student body.  His message of survival was an inspiration to many young people in the CPAC.
Students have completed Unit One and have finished several assessments. We will have a major assessment in 2 weeks that will include all events leading to Confederation.  Report cards will be distributed on October 31 and parent/teacher interviews will be on November 6 (3:30-8:30pm).
Currently students are looking at demonstrating the decision making process of dialectics.  Next month we plan to look at events that shaped Canada around Confederation, including the National Policy, immigration, CPR and the Indian Act.  
Please feel free to email me at any time with questions you may have.
Have a great week!

History 20 Update


Hi Parents/Guardians,
Just a quick update to let you know what has been happening in History 20.  Your students have been working hard at developing skills that will help them be active participants and decision-makers in society.  We were fortunate this semester to be able to hear Mr. Robbie Waisman (concentration camp survivor) speak to the student body. His message of survival was an inspiration to many young people in the CPAC.
Students are completing Unit One and have the unit assessment on Wednesday October 8.    Report cards will be distributed on October 31 and parent/teacher interviews will be on November 6 (3:30-8:30 pm).
The tasks that we have completed for summative (marks) assessment are a Legacy of War assignment, peace treaty and the unit assessment.  A lot of students have neglected these assignments and thus has affected their success thus far.  There is opportunity to re-assess and complete late work if the student is willing to seek help and complete the work.
Please feel free to email me at any time with questions you may have.
Have a great week!