An integrated learning resource that uses the novel “The Garbage King” by Elizabeth Laird as a starting point to help students become aware of the concept of human and children’s rights and to inspire students to become ...
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Students learn about the historical background and the significant elements of the Royal Proclamation of 1763 that applied to Aboriginal peoples. Students learn how the Royal Proclamation has relevance to the present ...
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This case study is a lesson in the application of the principles of justice and fairness. The issue is the request by Mikhail Lennikov for residency in Canada and the subsequent denial of residency and deportation order ...
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This mock trial is a practical lesson for intermediate/ middle school level students to help them understand libel and how it can occur in electronic communications such as Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and Snapchat.
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A reality-based activity allowing students to explore participatory citizenship. Students take on roles within a community in transition. They work to determine whether their community should grow and by how much. At ...
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The lesson studies the life, trial, and execution of Joan of Arc, and examines their relation to current legal processes, demonstrating changing notions of law and how legal categories of right and wrong (as well as ...
Also available in: French
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A reality-based activity that allows students to explore participatory citizenship. Students work as teams of journalists to explore the changes made to the regulations around determining how close to a salmon bearing ...
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This integrated resource is for BC secondary school teachers who want to teach students about freedom of information legislation in Canada and BC. By engaging in a role-play of a public hearing by a municipal ...
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Lesson ideas and educational resources to complement three People's Law School dramas. Presents both pre and post-drama classroom activities designed to enhance the learning opportunities of the students who attend the ...
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This resource addresses the issue of the division of legislative powers between federal and provincial governments in Canada.
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