Social Studies 20-4: Nationalism in Canada and the World

Overview

Instructional Supports for All Students: High School Social Studies supports learning for students in Social Studies 20-4 and 20-2 by providing activities, assessments, resources and strategies for scaffolding instruction and learning. Get started with Related Issue 4 by clicking the Suggested Activities tab and selecting one of the activities overviews.

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Program of Studies details

Key Issue:

Should we embrace nationalism?

Key Outcome – How we will explore the Key Issue:

Students will understand, assess and respond to the complexities of nationalism.

General Outcome – How we will explore the Related Issue:

Students will examine the complexities of nationalism within the Canadian context.

Theme and Learning Targets

The suggested activities and assessments for Related Issue 4 are based on the theme below. For a summary of the Related Issue 4 outcomes for instruction and assessment, click the Learning Targets button. If you are teaching classes that include students in Social Studies 20-4 and 20-2, click the Working with Multiple Courses button for initial considerations.

Theme used to explore related issue 4 and its general outcome:

Explore the complexities of nationalism by examining past, present and future visions of Canada.

Suggested Activities

The following table shows the suggested activities and focuses for assessment to address Related Issue 4.

  Activities Overviews and Suggested Activities for Related Issue 4
Focuses for Assessment Exploring the Person Behind the Name Visions of Canada's Past, Present and Future
describe multiple perspectives Exploring a Controversial Historical Figure  
identify opportunities and challenges to promoting
national unity/state and support a position
Pursuing National Unity  
explain historical perspectives   Examining Varied Visions of Canada 
describe a future vision of national identity   My Future Canada 
communicate information   Sharing Your Vision 
   

Note: The suggested activities for Nationalism and Self-determination reside in Related Issue 2; however, depending on your instructional choice and the needs of your students, you may wish to include content from these suggested activities in Related Issue 4.