Another great mapping video, about AI making maps and the problems involved www.facebook.com/reel/1495397...

Fascinating realities about maps in the 1500s. youtu.be/Mj-szEdxzaE?...

Different kinds of biases (in history, for example???). A lot to unpack in this video. Just saving it here for now. Will think more about how it could be used by teachers later! Enjoy. www.ichistory.com/bias.html

Cool old Canada map as it looked just before additional provinces were added in 1912+. www.davidrumsey.com/luna/servlet...

June is National Indigenous History Month. We invite Québec educators to reflect on the cultures of First Nations, Inuit and Métis peoples. We’ll share a new resource daily; follow along! #NIHM2026 Photo credit: Crown-Indigenous Relations and Northern Affairs Canada, Government of Canada

Super interesting article on how AI literacy and how we (should) evaluate students are two separate discussions… and they should be separated. (Thanks Stephanie M). mikekentz.substack.com/p/separate-a...

Location, Location, Location:  Mapping in Social Sciences, and other subjects too! Check out my recent webinar on using Cartograf, and why mapping for students and teacher. Teachers is so great! youtu.be/qQY5gfIEbkM?...

Short video on a better map for students especially in secondary one and two European imperialism in Africa section. www.facebook.com/share/v/1Ebq...

Good list of videos on Sexuality for CCQ course, from CBC www.youtube.com/playlist?lis...

Great to see students "mapping" in class! Older but good video by RECITUS folks and teachers. www.youtube.com/watch?v=CKkT...

Fascinating video about cognitive ease. www.facebook.com/veritasium/v...

For when I teach about cities. www.facebook.com/reel/3063070...

For all you Geography (and Cycle 1 History teachers) out there! youtu.be/5xKIUpEpj0Q?...

Using the 5W‘s and variations on it to interpret paintings. That is, personal connections are important too. Personally I think this can be partially true of historical documents as well and I think it’s what’s missing in our history courses. www.facebook.com/share/v/18PU...

In April 1951, the 2nd Battalion of Princess Patricia’s Canadian Light Infantry engaged in some of the fiercest fighting of the Korean War in the Battle of Kapyong. Learn more about the battle, the war, and the PPCLI in the Memory Project’s education guide.

Many activity design tricks to foster balance collaboration, all in one short video. youtube.com/shorts/BxA9y...

True study/interpretation or not, I thought the ending line was quite interesting, that when you use an AI, you should get it to challenge you and keep you thinking. I’m sure you could add that as customization to your prompts or settings to keep you thinking! www.facebook.com/reel/4251349...

Revision material for Secondary-level History and Geography in French at sites.google.com/view/muniver...

Interesting perspective on the limits of using a AI writing fiction, for my ELA colleagues, trying to get students to write an entirely original work! www.facebook.com/jasondavidwo...

Sad day for minority language education in Québec. Bittersweet moments indeed. All the same, congratulations to a great team! www.facebook.com/share/p/16ai...

Some cool online courses I might take when I retire! (If they are still there in a hundred years! LOL). Learning about AI, digital skills, even a new language. It says free too. www.open.edu/openlearn/fr...

We win when we work willingly! Secret phrase on victory coin in 1944. Great for discussions of World War II, conscription, unionism, Canada’s contribution, etc. www.bankofcanadamuseum.ca/collection/a...

Cool timeline at Pier 21! timeline.pier21.ca

New research on key archaeological site. (Other early site alternatives mentioned in article). www.nationalgeographic.com/history/arti...

Interesting to see that the activities on the Je Me Souviens site include three on the American Invasion of 1775, useful for secondary three history of Quebec in Canada program. jemesouviens.org/en/activities/

Great old film on the Age of Discovery. www.youtube.com/watch?v=69x3...

Interesting, about the limits and value of history fb.watch/FvcvrHCd30/?...

Great suggestions / strategies ... "Literacy Supports for Reading Social Science Texts" Thanks @rcollishaw.bsky.social at ohassta-aesho.education/top-3-litera...

Choice & Connection at @lbpsb.bsky.social !✨📖 LBPSB is reimagining PD with a focus on lifelong professional learning. @stacyaallen.bsky.social & Barry Hannah (RÉCIT local) discuss their new model. Read more: blogs.learnquebec.ca/2026/02/choi... #LBPSB #EdChat #LEARNQuebec @learnquebec.bsky.social

Important strategy to include in your Social Sciences classes… the study of CONCEPTS. Great use of Canva for this by RECITUS youtu.be/8lHXduplPJc?...

Great for my science friends. One of my favourite Youtubers for fun positive science… In this time about a truly Canadian sport. youtu.be/p60I9LNHNxg?...

Funny. youtu.be/mEVl0NS0vu8?...

Brilliant, on the kinds of minds and learners who will thrive and not be phased by AI. Those motivated and curious! www.facebook.com/share/r/1DZU...

Fake has gotten so real, and so clever. And now that real news is being faked too, critical thinking (and flat out alternatives to online media!) are becoming even more important. www.cbc.ca/player/play/...

Brilliant infographic and series of guiding ideas (prompts?!) about authentic learning. infogram.com/1p7l9w7j5v20...

Great 1772 map for period just after the Conquest of Quebec and the Royal Proclamation www.loc.gov/resource/g37...

Some interesting reflections on AI www.facebook.com/reel/1211850...

"Participate in CASLT’s 2026 Languages Build Video Contest! Share how learning an additional language has helped “build” your identity, personality, or society. You’ll have the chance to win prizes and have your video featured by CASLT!" Deadline: March 4, 2026. www.caslt.org/en/why-learn...

Some great teaching and learning posters to check out at HEC! enseigner.hec.ca/pedagogie/po...

Great resource site and examples for using Scratch. Scroll down for tasks like Create a Story, Animate a character, etc. Then look at solutions and examples from actual students. So many great ideas that could work in Social Sciences too!. edtech.swlsb.ca/resources/co... @stacyaallen.bsky.social

Nice tier one instruction list. So many great ideas we all know but sometimes need to see side by side like this to see what we can be thinking about when teaching! www.instructure.com/resources/bl...

Great reference site (with info and video capsules!) on The 11 Indigenous nations of Quebec experience.arcgis.com/experience/2... @stacyaallen.bsky.social

From textbooks to purpose-driven learning 📚➡️💡 Hear how Nelson Education reinvented itself and what it means for classrooms—listen to our latest podcast! #ShiftEDPodcast #EduSky blogs.learnquebec.ca/2025/12/shif...

Great activities including wonderful gaming strategy on American Invasion by jemesouviens.org/en/ at mailchi.mp/6e7f9a296fdf...

Fun (and free) map guessing game! openguessr.com

Some nice CCQ resources available for teachers at Educaloi! www.educationjuridique.ca/en/teacher/r...

Great posters for the Digital Competencies here view.genially.com/645cef00c999...

Here's a neat idea. Canva has business card templates. How about getting students to make business cards for historical characters!? www.canva.com/s/templates?...

Great little 2D stop motion idea shared by some colleagues today! I could totally see something like this to illustrate voyages, battles, land and boundary changes, and especially human interactions in Soc Sci classes! www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xx8p... @stacyaallen.bsky.social

Names of things! An interesting way to do history (and literacy?) At the same time? www.facebook.com/jasondavidwo...