Jennifer Bonnell
Menu
  • Home
  • About
  • Books
    • Reclaiming the Don
    • Historical GIS Research in Canada
  • Current Projects
    • Foragers of a Modern Countryside
    • Stewards of Splendour
    • Traces of the Animal Past
    • Changing the Narrative
  • Articles and Reviews
  • Mapping
  • Public History
  • Teaching
  • Blog
  • Contact
Department of History, York University
Browse: Home » Teaching the Past
On Oral History and the Presence of the Past

On Oral History and the Presence of the Past

October 25, 2011 · by Jennifer Bonnell · in Uncategorized

When I first moved to Toronto from British Columbia ten years ago, I took up a job with the Multicultural History Society of Ontario, coordinating an oral history project on the Scarborough community of Agincourt. Conducted in partnership with the…

On Teaching History to Retirees

January 10, 2011 · by Jennifer Bonnell · in Uncategorized

Part of the purpose of Teaching the Past: A Blog About Teaching History in Canada is to discuss experiences and strategies related to teaching history in diverse venues. In the fall of 2010, I was invited to teach a course on the…

Recent Posts

  • Back to the Woods: This Time, Seeking Stories
  • Remembering And Forgetting In Toronto’s Ravines
  • History and the Anthropocene Project
  • Cracks in the Pavement
  • Natural History for Historians?

Recent Comments

    Books

    HGIS book cover

    Copyright © 2023 Jennifer Bonnell