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  3. Vol. 47 No. 2 (2015): Remembering Roger I. Simon: A Pedagogy of Public Possibility

Vol. 47 No. 2 (2015): Remembering Roger I. Simon: A Pedagogy of Public Possibility

Published: 2015-01-01

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Articles

  • Remembering Roger I. Simon: A Pedagogy of Public Possibility

    Lisa Farley, Aparna Mishra Tarc
    6-9
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  • Grains of Truth: A Rumination and Poem for Roger Simon

    Carl Leggo
    10-11
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  • Learning from Roger Simon: The work of Pedagogy in the Social Studies Curriculum

    Aparna Mishra Tarc
    12-26
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  • The Transitional Space of History: Reflections on the Play of Roger Simon's Remembrance Pedagogy

    Lisa Farley
    27-35
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  • Bomb Me: trans/acting subject into object, an installation for R.I. Simon and Angela Failler

    Renée Sarojini Saklikar
    36-44
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  • Unsettling our Narrative Encounters within and outside of Canadian Social Studies

    Nicholas Ng-A-Fook, Robin Milne
    45-66
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  • Inheritance as Intimate, Implicated Publics: Building Practices of Remembrance with Future Teachers in Response to Residential School Survivor Testimonial Media and Literature

    Lisa Taylor
    67-83
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  • Remembering in a Context of Forgetting: Hauntings and the Old Durham Road Black Pioneer Settlement

    Naomi Norquay
    84-96
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  • Poetry of Roger Simon

    Judith Robertson
    97-98
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Editor's Introduction

  • Editor’s Introduction: Roger I. Simon

    Kent den Heyer
    1-5
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University of Alberta LibraryCanadian Social Studies | Print ISSN 1191-162X | Electronic ISSN 2564-1166
Editor-in-Chief: Kent den Heyer
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