While learning a module on - Geography of Crime, grade 8 Geographers have taken this challenge to develop their enquiries from scratch....

Grade 6 Geographers entered their time machine, pressed the button, and whoosh! They went back in time to see the places on Earth as they...

Background: The Ganges is the world's most populous river basin at 2,500km. It runs from the western Himalayas across northern India and...

As they recreated the popular television show Shark Tank, Grade 8 History class consumed a flurry of historical knowledge. The students...

Kenai Fjords National Park is on the southeast coast of Alaska's Kenai Peninsula. It covers 607,805 acres of untouched wilderness, from...

We embraced International Women's Day 2022 campaign theme - #BreakTheBias. We started with a reading about the campaign message i.e....

Grade 7 Geographers were introduced to the lesson urbanisation with a 'Scenario-Based Learning Concept.' It was a detailed mapping...

Augmented reality superimposes sounds, videos and graphics onto an existing environment. It uses four main components to superimpose...

In the modern era, India is one of the most diverse countries. This subcontinent is home to over 100 languages, over 700 distinct tribes,...

According to Howard Gardner's multiple intelligence theory, music is an excellent tool to use in the classroom. Students benefit from the...

How well does contemporary education prepare students for work in today's global economy? That was the question I wanted my Grade 8 to...

Hexagonal thinking is a strategy for retrieving and connecting information. In this subtopic on the Great Depression in Canada, the goal...

The Earth's surface is anything but flat, as is the case with a map. There are two dimensions to maps and three dimensions to the Earth's...

Maps are frequently used to depict the Earth's surface. Maps are used for various purposes, including illustrating roads, land use,...

Map Skills are currently being taught in the grade 6 Geography class. To make the topic more interesting, I assigned my geographers an...

Counterfactual thinking is a psychological concept that refers to the human tendency to imagine possible alternatives to life events that...

The Age of Enlightenment (also known as the “Age of Reason”) was a period in history when intellectuals in late 17th and 18th-century...

My grade 6 Geographers were tasked with making a world map that would help guide the aliens back to their home on Earth. The problem -...

As a History facilitator, one of the goals is to make my students understand the relevance of the past in the present day. As learners,...