TEACH Magazine - January/February 2020 Issue

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Curricula

Lesson 1: Super Heroes of Canadian Politics Grades 9 to 12

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Introduction Two remarkable individuals. Similar ages. Each with different backgrounds, upbringing, language, and culture. Both were lawyers, both were married, both felt the current political system needed reform. Both stood against violence and supported minority rights. Both opposed oppression, particularly of the large minority of Francophones in Quebec. Together they persevered, but in the beginning didn’t know each other. LouisHippolyte LaFontaine lived in Montreal and Robert Baldwin lived in Toronto. Both ran for public office and were elected. Both served in important roles in government. They formed a bond of friendship and professional connection that helped each support and lift the other to greater heights and achievements. Each remained selfless putting governance and the country first. Key Concepts and Issues Students will learn about Robert Baldwin and LouisHippolyte LaFontaine and how they developed and implemented the political concept of Responsible January/February 2020


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