History of Québec & Canada
Browse the sections below for access to our Teacher and Student Resources and to
various opportunities for Professional Development.
History of Québec & Canada
A student resource site by LEARN
Our new site supports students taking the History of Québec and Canada Program in our province. There you will find resources and learning strategies designed for schools in the Anglophone sectors in our province.
LEARN Educational Resources
Teaching Resources
View our latest teaching resources below! However, teachers of secondary 3/4 history should also visit the dedicated History of Québec & Canada resource site. From there, you can navigate by time period and topics. Look also for "Teacher Corner" areas at the bottom of each topic page and browse dedicated sections (evaluation, etc.) via the top menus.
Quiet Revolution – Most Disruptive Changes
Students analyze documents in order to determine the most disruptive changes during the Quiet Revolution
Neoliberalism – Impacts on Québec
Students determine which neoliberalist policies had or could have significant impacts on Québec society. A
Royal Government – Most Significant Policy
Students examine documents in order to determine which Royal Government policies had the most significant
Loyalist Experiences – Challenges and Difficulties
A set of learning tasks that asks students to determine the greatest challenges faced by
Cartograf
An online mapping and drawing tool
Cartograf is an open-source, interactive web-based mapping and drawing application. Students and teachers can create and share maps, collect and analyze images, and work collaboratively on class projects!
Student Resources
Browse some recent student resources below, or use the Educational Resources search page here.
Note though that most student resources are best found via the History of Québec & Canada student resource site, where the course content is organized around time periods and key topics.
Rebellions important consequences – Be a History Detective
Secondary-level History Detective strategy slide deck to help students to
Chiefs, Council of Elders – Be a History Detective
Secondary-level History Detective strategy slide deck to help students critically
Primary Sources Database
Primary resource collection is made up of visual documents, artifacts,
A Primary Sources Infographic – Secondary
This infographic can help students learn more about primary sources
Professional Learning Resources
Browse some recent professional learning resources below, or refine your search via Educational Resources here.
Building Trust: Truth & Relationships with Mélanie Vincent and Rebekah Goertzen: Reflection Questions
This document contains reflection questions which allows educators to delve deeper into the video “Building Trust: Truth & Relationships” featuring Mélanie Vincent and Rebekah Goertzen.
Building Trust: Truth & Relationships with Mélanie Vincent and Rebekah Goertzen
On behalf of LEARN, we want to express our sincere gratitude to Mélanie Vincent and Rebekah Goertzen for generously sharing her wisdom and experience in
Connecting to the Land with Mélanie Vincent and Rebekah Goertzen: Reflection Questions
This document contains reflection questions which allows educators to delve deeper into the video “Connecting to the Land” featuring Mélanie Vincent and Rebekah Goertzen. On
Trauma-Informed Teaching Practices with Rebekah Goertzen
On behalf of LEARN, we want to express our sincere gratitude to Rebekah Goertzen for generously sharing her wisdom and experience in this video. Your
Professional Learning Opportunities
Workshops
Visit our Workshops and Pedagogical Opportunities page for information on what is coming up! Browse some events below.
Pedagogical Support
Please contact us if you are looking for personalized support in the form of workshops, classroom support, or curriculum planning.
Curated Resources
Curated Teaching and Learning Resources
Follow us on Twitter (X) for the latest resources and events we are sharing out for the Social Sciences. Below you can also browse some general sites that can be used throughout the History of Québec & Canada program!
Curated Professional Development Resources
Check out our suggestions for professional development resources for teachers.
Learning Communities & Professional Associations
Various associations and groups help SocSci teachers to communicate and share, and to develop as professionals and life-long learners. Here are a few key groups:
