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A BIG QUESTION ON DAY 1

What Makes Us Who We Are?











































The 6 Sides of History

Unit 1 → Historical Thinking


CENTRAL QUESTION TO COURSE


Does our history  make us who we are?



Writing A 5-Point Immigration Policy


The Honeycomb of History

*Honeycomb developed by M. Bauer 2014







Unit 1 is a skill-building unit where students will develop the following →


Unit 1 is also about developing the skill of answering, and more importantly, asking POWERFUL QUESTIONS →


Below are examples of POWERFUL QUESTIONS that connect directly to our HONEYCOMB →

* this material is adapted from The Big Six Historical Thinking Concepts by Dr. Seixas and Morton (Nelson 2013) and Creating Canada: A History - 1914 to the Present (McGraw-Hill Ryerson 2015).



The Big Six Historical Thinking Concepts → 6 Case Studies
 


CASE 1      Historical Significance

Photo A


Photo B



CASE 2      Evidence

Photo C


Photo D



CASE 3      Continuity & Change

Photo E


Photo F



CASE 4      Cause & Consequence

Photo G




CASE 5      Historical Perspective

Photo H



CASE 6      Ethical Dimension

Photo I

M. Bauer (ɔ) 2018