Historical and Geographic Inquiry Capstone · 1850-Present
Communicating Findings
Students practice different ways to share their research, from digital presentations to creative writing.
Key Questions
- 1Who is the target audience for our research?
- 2What is the most effective medium to communicate our message?
- 3How can we use maps and data visualizations to support our arguments?
Ontario Curriculum Expectations
ON: History: Historical Inquiry and Skill Development - Grade 8ON: Geography: Geographical Inquiry and Skill Development - Grade 8
Grade: Grade 8
Subject: History & Geography
Unit: Historical and Geographic Inquiry Capstone
Period: 1850-Present
Suggested Methodologies
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