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Teacher-Students and Student-Historians: Discovering Constance Margaret Austin and the Value of Experiential Learning with Spadina Museum

   October 18, 2011 October 18, 2011    1 Comment on Teacher-Students and Student-Historians: Discovering Constance Margaret Austin and the Value of Experiential Learning with Spadina Museum

Discovering Constance Margaret Austin and the Value of Experiential Learning with Spadina Museum

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Canadian history, Teaching History, Uncategorized     education, public history, Spadina House, Teaching History, THEN/HiER, Toronto, Toronto Museums, World War I

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