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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

Erin Stacey

St. Andrew's Episcopal School
MS Social Studies Teacher
San Francisco Bay Area

8:50am

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

10:00am

Dirt, Sweat and Opportunity: The Transformative Impact of Service Learning In Electives Fir RoomLIMITEDMandy Bush • Connie DeCapite What's Your Civics Super Power? Leading Elementary Students to Take Informed Action San Jose RoomLIMITEDRebecca Valbuena • Christian Lindke

11:00am

Flip the Classroom (and PD) Using Google Forms San Jose RoomFULLRebecca Valbuena • Linda Cargile

12:00pm

Learning Civics by Doing Civics! Oak RoomLIMITEDGregorio Medina Analyzing History using 21st Century E-Tools San Jose RoomFULLLeticia Citizen From Coverture to #MeToo : American women's status, roles, rights, and leadership Monterey RoomLIMITEDBob Eager

1:00pm

Reckoning with Race as a Technology: The Rebranding of Difference as Genetic San Martin RoomLIMITEDMilton Reynolds • Marcy Darnovsky • Stephanie Welch Conspiracy Theories and "Fake News": Teaching Media Literacy in the Digital Age Oak RoomFULLDamon Huss

2:00pm

C3 Approaches to WWI and its impact on Women and Music Pine RoomLIMITEDRon Nash Remembering the Alcatraz Occupation: Supporting historically rooted student action with collaborative technology Oak RoomLIMITEDKelsey Larson • Nik Evasco

3:00pm

Using Progress and Decline to understand Westward Expansion San Carlos RoomFILLINGEmily Richards • Mary Robillard

4:00pm

Practicing Inclusion: Bringing LGBTQ History & Culture to the Classroom San Carlos RoomFULLNick Bihr • ONE Archives Foundation

8:00am

Not Your Grandfather’s History Class: Shaping Your History Curriculum Thematically San Martin RoomFULLCourtney Konopacky • Melinda Daly

9:00am

How Tech Advancements Are Revolutionizing the Way Field Work Is Done in the Amazon Cedar RoomLIMITEDAndres Ruzo

10:00am

Patriots from the Barrio: The Story of Company E. 141st Infantry: The Only All Mexican American Army Unit in World War II - Author talk Carmel RoomFULLDave Gutierrez

11:00am

You too can infuse economics into your history classes! Monterey RoomLIMITEDAnthony Zambelli Skills Based Assessment in History/Social Science San Juan RoomFULLRob Vicario • Adam Wemmer

12:00pm

Get On Your Soapbox: Empowering Youth Voice and Action Santa Clara RoomFILLINGErik Peterson • Siaira Harris • Ryan Stough It's About People: Building Perspectives & Empathy in the Social Studies Classroom Fir RoomLIMITEDMeg Honey

1:00pm

Census 2020 Count Me In! Curriculum Coming Soon for Classroom Teachers! San Carlos RoomLIMITEDFrank Pisi • Michelle Herczog, Ed.D TAKE A STAND!: ADDRESSING CHALLENGING TOPICS AND CREATING A CULTURE OF INCLUSION Fir RoomLIMITEDMeg Honey

2:00pm

Integrating Social Justice Standards and Historical Thinking Concepts Into the Elementary Classroom Santa Clara RoomLIMITEDBrianna Padilla • Emily Richards

3:00pm

Connecting Your Students with Real World Solutions Fir RoomLIMITEDBert Bower Teaching Ethnic Studies: Lessons from the Classroom Monterey RoomFILLINGRachel

4:00pm

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

8:00am

Using Public Choice Theory to Explain the Election of Donald Trump San Martin RoomLIMITEDAnthony Zambelli Using Hyperdocs to Support Social Studies Instruction Santa Clara RoomFILLINGClayton Hale

9:00am

More Out of Your Seat Learning Strategies San Carlos RoomFULLWendy Rouse Students Lives as Historical Evidence in the Classroom Monterey RoomLIMITEDRachel • Dominique Williams