McGraw-Hill Ryerson Educational Resources

McGraw-Hill Ryerson introduces new resources for 21st-century learners, focusing on the Creating Canada program for grade 10 Canadian history. The program is structured chronologically and encourages critical thinking through diverse perspectives and activities. It includes engaging visuals, graphic novels, and timelines. Historical thinking and literacy skills are emphasized, with components like a student edition, teacher's resource, and e-teach tool providing comprehensive support.

What is the primary focus of the new McGraw-Hill Ryerson resources?

• To focus solely on mathematics

• To replace traditional textbooks

• To support 21st-century learners

• To provide entertainment

How is the 'Creating Canada' program structured?

• Randomly

• Thematically

• Alphabetically

• Chronologically

What feature in the student edition helps students comment on key themes?

• Your Turn

• Snapshot in Time

• Photo Essays

• History in Action

Which activity encourages students to think critically about the material they have read?

• Reflect, Recall, Respond

• Snapshot in Time

• Making History

• Voices

What does the 'Making History' feature focus on?

• A young person's response to historical events

• A timeline of significant events

• A collection of primary sources

• A summary of the unit

What is the purpose of the 'Snapshot in Time' feature?

• To list key historical figures

• To summarize the unit

• To portray aspects of popular culture

• To provide a historical timeline

What does the e-teach tool include?

• A list of historical dates

• Interactive lessons and multimedia resources

• Printed textbooks

• Only video content

What type of materials does the media center in e-teach provide?

• Multimedia primary source materials

• Only audio materials

• Only video materials

• Only printed materials

What is included in the program components besides the student edition?

• A workbook

• Only e-teach

• Only a teacher's resource

• A teacher's resource and e-teach

Where can more information about 'Creating Canada' be found?

• In a history textbook

• On the McGraw-Hill Ryerson website

• In a newspaper

• In the library