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California Council for the Social Studies 59th Annual Conference

Welcome to the 59th Annual California Council for the Social Studies Conference

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8:00am PST

Consensus Not Competition: Using Structured Academic Controversies in Ethnic Studies Classrooms Newport Beach 3Dr. Ingrid Fey Journey 2050 - Agriculture Education Program Laguna Beach 3Hayley Lawson How Can Explorers, Educators, and Ecoblitz Empower Eco-Literate Global Citizens? Emerald Bay 3Anna Antoniou • Jessica Lura Using Themes to Interweave Social Studies into Elementary Interdisciplinary Learning Laguna Beach 1C Pene • Mary Walls Election Lab: Game-Based Learning for the Electoral College and Presidential Elections Balboa 2Jasminka Criley • Stuart Criley Bring It All Together: Sources, Notes, and Darn Good Questions Laguna Beach 2Debbie Abilock • Connie Williams Ethnic Studies 101: Tools for Course Development Emerald Bay 2Roxana Duenas • Cindy Mata Moot Courts-Street Law Newport Beach 2Gabriela Goldstein What Should We Do About the Electoral College? Newport Beach 1Sarah Badawi Would a Historian Ask That? From Social Studies to History Emerald Bay 1Daniel Diaz • Laura McEnaney CCSS Board Meeting Bristol 3CCSS Exhibit Hall Pacific Ballroom

9:40am PST

Honoring Seven Generations: Field-Tested Lessons in Native American Studies Emerald Bay 1Dr. Browning Neddeau Integrate Action Civics Strategies and Projects into your H-SS Curriculum Newport Beach 1Devin Hess • Olivia Santillán The Advocacy Hourglass: Elevating Student Voice for Strategic Action and Systemic Change Laguna Beach 3Lauren Hurlbutt • Mallory Servais Actualizing Social Transformation: Infusing Ethnic Studies Framework into 9-12 Social Studies Balboa 2Artnelson Concordia • Aimee Riechel Elementary Inquiry: Kickstarting Inquiry for Our Young Students Newport Beach 2Kevin Miller Integrating Social Emotional Learning into Social Studies Instruction Balboa 1Scott Petri Research Skills Don’t Have to Be Painful to Teach Emerald Bay 2Tasha Bergson-Michelson • Christy Story Viewing the Abolition of Slavery in North America through an Economic Lens Laguna Beach 1Anthony Zambelli Social Studies Lesson Plans Incorporating Pieces from the San Diego Museum of Art Laguna Beach 2Victoria Shields Become a Nat Geo Certified Educator Emerald Bay 3Jessica Lura Using Simulation to Teach Human Rights, Dignity, and Respect for Differences Newport Beach 3Cecilia Blankenship • Dr. Mary Anne Rea-Ramirez

10:00am PST

Colonial Williamsburg Gala Catalina Ballroom 1Nicole Brown • Andy Engel

11:20am PST

2021 Conference Committee Meeting Bristol 3CCSS Engagement From the Start: Best Practices for Elementary Classrooms Laguna Beach 2Rhoda Coleman • Diane Hembacher • Lisa Hutton • David Neumann • Rebecca Valbuena Drawing on Global Goals and Themes to Build Interdisciplinary Learning Laguna Beach 1Linda Braatz Brown • Mary Walls Teaching LGBTQ History with Primary Sources Balboa 1Erik Adamian • Christopher Lewis • Marika Manos The Drama of U.S. History and Government Laguna Beach 3Angela Ward Using Contemporary Music to Develop a Socio-Political Consciousness and to Create Change Balboa 2Cherilynne Hollowell, Ed.D Translating From English to History: Teacher and Student Strategies for Disciplinary Writing Emerald Bay 2Michael Harrison • Paul McHenry, Ph.D. Navigating Current Events in Your Classroom Emerald Bay 1Jason David From Study Tour to the Classroom Emerald Bay 3Tracy Middleton Prepare Students for College, Career & Civic Life with Eyewitness Testimony Newport Beach 2Sedda Antekelian • Lesly Culp