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Communities -- Social aspects.
Communities -- Economic aspects.
Rural development -- Nova Scotia -- Essays.
Rural development -- Alberta -- Essays.
High school students -- Nova Scotia -- Attitudes.
High school students -- Nova Scotia -- Essays.
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Communities -- Social aspects.
Communities -- Economic aspects.
Rural development -- Nova Scotia -- Essays.
Rural development -- Alberta -- Essays.
High school students -- Nova Scotia -- Attitudes.
High school students -- Nova Scotia -- Essays.
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21st
century
communities
: a
youth
inquiry
project
/ edited by Steven Van Zoost ; foreword by Scott Brison.
Learning for a Cause Publications, c2010.
Call #:
307.0971 T971
Subjects
Communities
-- Social aspects.
Communities
-- Economic aspects.
Rural development -- Nova Scotia -- Essays.
Rural development -- Alberta -- Essays.
High school students -- Nova Scotia -- Attitudes.
High school students -- Nova Scotia -- Essays.
ISBN:
9780981207155 (pbk.)
Alternate title:
Twenty-first
century
communities
: a
youth
inquiry
project
Summary:
When Grade 12 students asked, "What defines a community in the 21st
century
?" their teacher didn’t presume to know the answer. The question prompted the students to create a
Youth
Inquiry
Project
that explored the roles of media, technology, women, industry, poverty, discrimination, education, and environmental issues in our
communities
. Each student created an individual
inquiry
question to shape how they look at their own
communities
in rural Nova Scotia. The students then visited a contrasting community in northern Alberta to see how their questions were reflected in the First Nations community of Fort McKay. The results of the students' thinking about
communities
are presented in this anthology of essays with accompany student annotations about the writing process. Visit the editor's website at stevenvanzoost.com.
Other authors:
Van Zoost, Steven, 1970-
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Central Library
Local History Collection
307.0971 T971
Non-circulating
Local History Room - Central Library, 4th Floor
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