The Montreal Massacre On December 6, 1989, when Marc Lepine killed 14 women on a Montreal university campus. Today, many elements of society have changed as a result, but there are still more changes necessary. In these activities, students will write a personal response to the tragedy, create a timeline of the events of the day and those that followed, turn broadcast footage into a newspaper article, debate tradition versus sexism, and create a symposium on the repercussions of the massacre.
To conduct Web-based research project using audio and visual sources; to refine writing skills in the objective and subjective voice; to organize, write, and lay out a magazine
Subject: English Language Arts, History, Social Studies