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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

Jennifer Higashi Rizzo

California, USA

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KEYNOTE - Women in Leadership and the 19th Amendment: Where we've been and where we need to go, Catalina Ballroom 1Milton Reynolds • Elizabeth Rindskopt Parker • Darline P. Robles, PhD • Renee Tajima-Peña

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Exhibit Hall Pacific Ballroom

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Digital Worlds Revealed Through Critical Media Studies Balboa 1Christopher Lewis

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Breakout Edu: Engaging Students One Box at a Time Laguna Beach 2Susan Myers • Katherine Rand

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Big History for Middle School - Content, Tools and Tips Bristol 3Erik Christensen • Hajra Saeed • Maheen Sahoo

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Give Kids the Whole Buffet: Reducing Barriers in HSS with UDL Catalina Ballroom 2Kendra Tyler

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Love Meets Equity: Utilizing High Expectations to Produce Emotional Maturity Newport Beach 1Matthew Lee • Erik Peterson

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"And Still We Rise": 100 Years of Women's Suffrage. Laguna Beach 1Linda S. Levstik • Christopher Lewis How Social Studies Will Save Reading Balboa 1Stuart Matranga The 2020 History Classroom: Moving from Rote Memorization to Historical Writing Laguna Beach 2Matthew Lee • Erik Peterson Tough Questions, Harder Answers: Addressing Difficult Content in the Social Studies Classroom Newport Beach 3Megan Jones

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Exhibit Hall Pacific Ballroom

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KEYNOTE - The 2020 Election: The Ultimate Teachable Moment Catalina Ballroom 1Leslie C. (Les) Francis • Diana Hess, Ph.D. • Conan Nolan • Dan Schnur

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Use Genealogy to Engage Students in Historical Inquiry Balboa 2Dave Gutierrez • Scott Petri Banned in America: Project Based Learning Event Laguna Beach 2Bonnie Vigil-Potts • Dr. Antonia Vignocchi Reinforcing Key ELA Skills in Your Social Studies Instruction Newport Beach 3Sarah Garza Transforming Students Into Scholars Balboa 1Angela Powers Developing Visual Literacy Skills and Mastering DOK Questioning Bristol 3Matt Moorman

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Custom Curriculum and Copyright Bristol 3Tonia Slain Skills Based Assessments in 7-12 History-Social Science Catalina Ballroom 2Alexandria Heredia • Rob Vicario • Adam Wemmer Teach with Disney Magic Balboa 1Kevin Roughton Reimagining the DBQ Essay Emerald Bay 2Stacy Yung Teaching Japanese American Incarceration With Lessons to Inspire Civic Engagement Relevant Today Balboa 2Karen Korematsu • Courtney Peagler National History Day and You: Don’t Beat Your Head Against A Wall! Newport Beach 2Laurel Aguilar-Kirchhoff • Christy Story Punk Attitude in the Social Science Classroom Newport Beach 1Holly Royaltey

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Power, Privilege and Participation: Equity and Action Civics Emerald Bay 2Brian Brady • Roberto Vega "When We Were Colored, A Mother's Story" - The Black Middle Class Balboa 2Ginger Rutland Blastoff! Exploring the Connections Between Social Studies and Space Exploration Newport Beach 3Lori Meier

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C-SPAN Classroom: Ready to Help You in Your Classroom Newport Beach 3Brad Franca • Cindy Martinez Animated History: Using Comics and Graphic Novels in the History Classroom Emerald Bay 1Richard Dean • Raphael Perez No One Cares...How to Build Community in the Classroom Laguna Beach 1Raquel Solorzano-Duenas

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Flipping the Study Guide: Student Created Study Guides Laguna Beach 1Raquel Solorzano-Duenas Using Medical Mysteries to Teach History: Sleep Mystery Laguna Beach 3Jasminka Criley • Stuart Criley A Socio-Political History of Rock and Roll Emerald Bay 1Teri Gerent • Laura Wendling Making Sense of the Electoral College as We Look Ahead to 2020 (CANCELLED) Emerald Bay 2Abraham Antonio Ruelas, PhD

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RBG Hero, Icon, Dissenter 2018 Sundance Film Festival -World Premiere Bristol 3

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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

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Viewing the Abolition of Slavery in North America through an Economic Lens Laguna Beach 1Anthony Zambelli Using Simulation to Teach Human Rights, Dignity, and Respect for Differences Newport Beach 3Cecilia Blankenship • Dr. Mary Anne Rea-Ramirez

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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