Lindsay Hutchison

Lindsay is a teacher in Surrey, British Columbia.  Lindsay currently teaches 20th Century World History, Genocide Studies and Social Studies 10 and is passionate about making history relevant for her students.  

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A Valentine's Day Love Letter to Fellow Educators (and to Facing History and Ourselves)

Posted by Lindsay Hutchison on February 13, 2020

Over the past number of years, I have developed quite a lot of love for Facing History and Ourselves.  So much so that I thought this Valentine’s Day I would share my love to other educators by sharing five incredible resources, approaches and strategies that Facing History and Ourselves has to offer that I hope will be a gift to fellow teachers and to your classrooms.

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Topics: Students, Human Rights, Facing History Resources, Teaching Resources, Teachers, Genocide and Crimes Against Humanities Course

No PowerPoints, No Prezis: A Creative Genocide Course Inquiry Project

Posted by Lindsay Hutchison on November 19, 2019

In this blog post, British Columbia educator Lindsay Hutchison shares how she engaged her Genocide 12 course students in an inquiry project on resistance during the Holocaust.  She walks us through the design and reflection behind this project and shares her assignment outline and several of the students' creative responses. 

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Topics: Genocide/Collective Violence, Holocaust Education, resistance, Genocide and Crimes Against Humanities Course, Holocaust and Human Behaviour, Inquiry, Creative

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