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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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Nancy Burks

SDUSD
Teacher
n_burks3@yahoo.com

9:00am PST

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

10:00am PST

Exhibit Hall Pacific Ballroom

10:10am PST

Why Are We Learning This? - Making Content Relevant to Your Students Newport Beach 3Kris Terry • Benjamin Wong

11:20am PST

Surviving the Zombie Apocalypse and Other Geography Skills! Laguna Beach 3Jennifer Carlson • Alisa Stevenson

1:30pm PST

Tackle the Election Before It Tackles You Emerald Bay 1Robert Kelly • Teresa Wierzbianska History Mysteries and Whodunits: An Inquiry Based Approach Laguna Beach 2Susan Myers • Katherine Rand Developing Historical Thinking Using Artifacts and Images Newport Beach 1Ron Adkisson • Cheryl Adkisson Middle School World History Gets a Shot of Economics Emerald Bay 3Josh Mitton Big History for Middle School - Content, Tools and Tips Bristol 3Erik Christensen • Hajra Saeed • Maheen Sahoo

2:40pm PST

Finding the “STORY” in History: An Inquiry-Driven Research Project Making History Relevant Laguna Beach 2Virginia Nguyen Engaging Students Using Google Apps Balboa 2Darci Anderson • Megan Bhaskaran • Michelle Martinez

3:50pm PST

It’s About People: Building Perspectives and Empathy in the Social Studies Classroom Balboa 1Meg Honey Straight C's in History: Critical Thinking, Contextualization, and Continuity and Change Laguna Beach 2Andrew Pegan

7:50am PST

Women’s Suffrage: A View on the Era of Reform with TCI Bristol 3Matt Moorman

8:00am PST

Exhibit Hall Pacific Ballroom

10:10am PST

Reinforcing Key ELA Skills in Your Social Studies Instruction Newport Beach 3Sarah Garza

11:20am PST

Developing Engaged Citizens with Digital Field Trips and Place-Based Historical Learning Laguna Beach 3Melanie Bowyer • Karalee Wong Nakatsuka • Alexandria Wood Advancing Well Rounded Students Through Digital Learning Laguna Beach 2Mariana Biagioni Think Anew, Act Anew, Speak Anew- Using Oratory Skills Emerald Bay 1Lindsey Charron Teach with Disney Magic Balboa 1Kevin Roughton Reimagining the DBQ Essay Emerald Bay 2Stacy Yung

1:30pm PST

Visualize Historical Inquiry with Engaging Tools & Protocols Bristol 3Barbara Lane • Liz Ramos

2:40pm PST

Social Media in the Social Studies Classroom (CANCELLED) Newport Beach 2Kathryn Byars Got Context? Newport Beach 1Teresa Hudock Animated History: Using Comics and Graphic Novels in the History Classroom Emerald Bay 1Richard Dean • Raphael Perez Laying the Foundations of Greatness Balboa 1Circe Thompson • Jeremy Vaa

3:50pm PST

Connecting the Dots: Learning from Explorer Alexander von Humboldt Bristol 3Dr. Patrick Hunt Teaching about Sikhism through Inquiry Newport Beach 3Dr. Pritpal Kaur Using Medical Mysteries to Teach History: Sleep Mystery Laguna Beach 3Jasminka Criley • Stuart Criley

8:00am PST

Election Lab: Game-Based Learning for the Electoral College and Presidential Elections Balboa 2Jasminka Criley • Stuart Criley Would a Historian Ask That? From Social Studies to History Emerald Bay 1Daniel Diaz • Laura McEnaney

9:40am PST

Viewing the Abolition of Slavery in North America through an Economic Lens Laguna Beach 1Anthony Zambelli

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Colonial Williamsburg Gala Catalina Ballroom 1Nicole Brown • Andy Engel

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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 Prepare Students for College, Career & Civic Life with Eyewitness Testimony Newport Beach 2Sedda Antekelian • Lesly Culp