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EPISODE · Aug 13, 2020 · 18 MIN

Christina Ganev

from Teaching Canada's History · host voicEd Radio

Christina Ganev is a hybrid teacher-coach at East York Collegiate Institute in Toronto, Ontario. She has developed the project, My Land/My Canada, My History, where students conduct research into their family heritage and/or immigration history, share cultural knowledge and ways of knowing, make connections to significant events in Canadian history, collect and record primary source stories in audio files, and explain the significance of cultural artifacts in a presentation to their peers.

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