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Why such an approach? To develop students’ sense of observation To encourage students to ask questions and make interpretations To sharpen students’

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Avis
Paul, can you check that these slideshows (both of them) work as slideshows in English? I don't know enough about PowerPoint to know how to fix that.

Why such an approach?

To develop students’ sense of observation To encourage students to ask questions and make

interpretations To sharpen students’ critical faculties

Joy in Cerro Blanco

CREMwww.reseau-crem.qc.ca/projet/banque.htm

Avis
Paul, in the French version, this slide says "Cerro Blanco," but the next one says "Cerro Bianco." I wasn't sure which one was correct. (The mistake appears on the original website.) This comment also applies to the other PowerPoint presentation.

Misery in Cerro Blanco

Hitler Historical Museum (www.hitler.org)

Avis
Paul, I'm not really sure that it is such a wise idea to include a picture of Hitler without any commentary of any kind in this slideshow. What do you think? This comment also applies to the other PowerPoint presentation.

Why such an approach?

To develop students’ sense of observation To encourage students to ask questions and make

interpretations To sharpen students’ critical faculties To allow students to work directly with primary sources To give students the opportunity to establish, modify and

validate their own perceptions and understanding of history To allow students to draw a diagram identifying key elements To provide students with an activity that does not involve

traditional reading tasks

Where: Québec, in a sugar shack?When: 1950s? Economy – Energy:

Use of electricity

Culture and society: Presence of women in the kitchen

Economy: American influence (import of consumer goods from the U.S.)

Culture and society: Cultural influence (consumer products)

Economy – Energy: Use of a wood stove

Activity overview

1. General observations– Context, type of photo, photographer, source

2. Photo description– What is represented? A hypothesis

3. Identification of photo elements– Where, when, who, what (objects, buildings, etc.)

4. Analysis of photo elements– How does the presence of certain clues provide information

about the event photographed? Verification of the hypothesis

5 key elements

1. Form and function (what?): material, size, shape, colour, manufacture, use, etc.

2. Location (where?): town, house, climate, factory, etc.3. Time (when?): century, year, time of day, season, before,

after, event, wedding, childhood, old age, short, long, etc.4. People (who?): man, woman, child, politician, soldier,

peasant, rich, poor, etc.5. Meaning (why?): emotion, sentiment, beautiful, funny,

useful, precious, significant, etc.

When was this photo taken?

Where was this photo taken?

If the photo is from your family’s photo album, can you interview (oral source) the people in the photo (the actors) or people who knew these people (witnesses)?

Questions for students

Project idea: Poster

Competencies

To understand the organization of a society in its territory

Competencies

To interpret change in a society and its territory

Competencies

To be open to the diversity of societies and their territory

Online images

Bilan du siècle

http://bilan.usherb.ca/

Le Québec en images

www.ccdmd.qc.ca/quebec/

www.archivescanadafrance.org/

New France New Horizons

www.sciencetech.technomuses.ca/

Canada Science and Technology Museum

McCord Museum

www.musee-mccord.qc.ca/en/

www.bnquebec.ca

Bibliothèque nationale