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California Council for the Social Studies 58th Annual Conference

Welcome to the 58th Annual California Council for the Social Studies Conference

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Danielle Wilkinson

AdVENTURE STEM

8:50am PDT

Keynote Speaker - “Technology? Yes! But How, and How Much?”LIMITED Cedar RoomJudge Paul Bernal

10:00am PDT

Dirt, Sweat and Opportunity: The Transformative Impact of Service Learning In ElectivesLIMITED Fir RoomMandy Bush • Connie DeCapite

11:00am PDT

Flip the Classroom (and PD) Using Google FormsFULL San Jose RoomRebecca Valbuena • Linda Cargile Problems, Questions, and Themes for Global CitizensFILLING Oak RoomDr. Emily Schell

12:00pm PDT

C-SPAN Classroom: Ready to Help You in Your ClassroomLIMITED Pine RoomCindy Martinez • Brad Franca Learning Civics by Doing Civics!LIMITED Oak RoomGregorio Medina

1:00pm PDT

The Big History Project: Tools and Strategies for Improving Writing in HistoryFULL San Carlos RoomDamian Pawlowski Conspiracy Theories and "Fake News": Teaching Media Literacy in the Digital AgeFULL Oak RoomDamon Huss

2:00pm PDT

Climate Change: Hoax or a Question of Justice?LIMITED Santa Clara RoomThe Choices Program, Brown University Religion and Politics in the Middle EastLIMITED Fir RoomDori Gerber Walk a Mile in Someone Else’s ShoesLIMITED San Juan RoomCathy Marston

3:00pm PDT

For Argument's Sake! Uncover the tricks of the trade!LIMITED San Martin RoomTracy Wilson

4:00pm PDT

Mapping Your Way Through History! Engaging ways to integrate history and geography.FULL San Jose RoomSocial Studies School Service • Jennifer Carlson Building Community Through Cultural StudiesLIMITED Fir RoomMarcus Greene • Cleary Vaughn-Lee

8:00am PDT

A New Nation and Civil War: Exploring all Voices in U.S. HistoryFULL Monterey RoomThe Choices Program, Brown University Not Your Grandfather’s History Class: Shaping Your History Curriculum ThematicallyFULL San Martin RoomCourtney Konopacky • Melinda Daly

9:00am PDT

How Tech Advancements Are Revolutionizing the Way Field Work Is Done in the AmazonLIMITED Cedar RoomAndres Ruzo

10:00am PDT

Controversy! Building Common Ground in the Classroom with Civil ConversationFULL San Martin RoomKathleen Hughes Patriots from the Barrio: The Story of Company E. 141st Infantry: The Only All Mexican American Army Unit in World War II - Author talkFULL Carmel RoomDave Gutierrez

11:00am PDT

Inquiry Learning and Evidence-Based Writing in the Digital AgeFULL Santa Clara RoomMollie Hackett

12:00pm PDT

Get On Your Soapbox: Empowering Youth Voice and ActionFILLING Santa Clara RoomErik Peterson • Siaira Harris • Ryan Stough It's About People: Building Perspectives & Empathy in the Social Studies ClassroomLIMITED Fir RoomMeg Honey Making History 2.0: Teaching Historical Significance in the Upper Elementary ClassroomLIMITED San Jose RoomPhyllis Goldsmith • Natalie Davis Simple Tech Tools to Transform Direct Instruction into Interactive Learning ExperiencesLIMITED Oak RoomPamela Akhahon

1:00pm PDT

Democracy Is A Verb: Where Is It In Your Classroom?LIMITED Santa Clara RoomErik Peterson • Siaira Harris • Ryan Stough Prove What You Know: Alternative Assessments in HSS ClassroomsFULL San Simeon RoomKatharine Cortes • Stephanie Kugler TAKE A STAND!: ADDRESSING CHALLENGING TOPICS AND CREATING A CULTURE OF INCLUSIONLIMITED Fir RoomMeg Honey Use Genealogy to Engage Students in Historical InquiryLIMITED San Jose RoomScott Petri • Dave Gutierrez Big History Project: That 13.8-billion-year course you keep hearing aboutLIMITED Cedar RoomBob Regan

2:00pm PDT

Integrating Social Justice Standards and Historical Thinking Concepts Into the Elementary ClassroomLIMITED Santa Clara RoomBrianna Padilla • Emily Richards Nigeria: History, Identity and ChangeLIMITED Pine RoomThe Choices Program, Brown University The Hand that Holds the Pen Writes History: Teaching Inquiry through HistoriographyFILLING San Carlos RoomAnne Olson • Whitney Olson

3:00pm PDT

How Media Choices Matters in the Age of Fake NewsFILLING San Juan RoomBrian Fong Developing powerful Performance Tasks in Social Studies K-3-K-12FILLING San Jose RoomNancy Case-Rico • Andy Gibson • Christina Sanders • Craig Tierney Teaching Ethnic Studies: Lessons from the ClassroomFILLING Monterey RoomRachel Reinhard

4:00pm PDT

Should I Trust This Source?: Media Literacy to Create Skeptics, Not CynicsFILLING Carmel RoomStephanie Kugler • Katharine Cortes

8:00am PDT

Using Hyperdocs to Support Social Studies InstructionFILLING Santa Clara RoomClayton Hale