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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

Lindsey Henry

Palmdale School District
6/7/8 Social Studies Teachers
lhenry@palmdalesd.org

7:45am

First Timers Oak RoomLIMITED

8:50am

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

9:50am

Exhibit Hall/Marketplace Bayshore Ballroom

10:00am

Teaching CA: Bringing the Archives into the Classroom (U.S. High School) San Simeon RoomFULLBeth Slutsky • Frances Kaplan Featured Speaker - "Applying Science to Archaeology: Tracking Hannibal With Technology, New Methods for an Old Story" Cedar RoomLIMITEDDr. Patrick Hunt

11:00am

Flip the Classroom (and PD) Using Google Forms San Jose RoomFULLRebecca Valbuena • Linda Cargile Blame the Victims: The Insidious Act of Genocide Denial San Carlos RoomFILLINGSara Cohan

12:00pm

Tic-Tac-Toe Tariff Fir RoomLIMITEDDebbie Henney • Ken Leonard EdTech ELD Strategies for History-Social Science and C3 Readiness San Carlos RoomFULLJennifer Elemen • Kimberly Amador • Benjamin James • Rebecca Lamont Oh the Places We Will Go with VR and Google Geo Tools Carmel RoomLIMITEDLiz Ramos

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

Hannibal's Secret Weapon Cedar RoomLIMITEDDr. Patrick Hunt Remembering the Alcatraz Occupation: Supporting historically rooted student action with collaborative technology Oak RoomLIMITEDKelsey Larson • Nik Evasco Visualize Historical Inquiry with Engaging Tools & Protocols Carmel RoomFILLINGLiz Ramos

3:00pm

California HSS-Frameworks 101: Integrating Technology and Tradition in Content, Literacy, Inquiry, Citizenship Santa Clara RoomFILLINGDr. Chad Mabery Bring History Alive! with Primary Sources and TCI (Workshop) San Simeon RoomFILLING Using Progress and Decline to understand Westward Expansion San Carlos RoomFILLINGEmily Richards • Mary Robillard

4:00pm

Plan, Assess, Teach, Inquiry and Historical Thinking in YOUR CLASSROOM Oak RoomFILLINGLindsey Heule • Emily Richards

8:00am

Cops & Kids: Working Together for Peace on the Streets Santa Clara RoomLIMITEDGregorio Medina What Do You Know About Democracy? San Carlos RoomLIMITEDMaria Gallo A New Nation and Civil War: Exploring all Voices in U.S. History Monterey RoomFULLThe Choices Program, Brown University Virtues in Four Worlds: Preparing Students to Embrace the Unknown San Jose RoomFILLINGTeresa Hudock

9:00am

Exhibit Hall/Marketplace Bayshore Ballroom How Tech Advancements Are Revolutionizing the Way Field Work Is Done in the Amazon Cedar RoomLIMITEDAndres Ruzo

10:00am

Teaching the Civil War Amendments in California: No Slavery Here, Was There? San Carlos RoomFILLINGRobbie See • Anne Matarrese Everton Texts and Technology Bring Historical Voices and Perspectives Alive! Santa Clara RoomFILLINGNancy Rogers-Zegarra • Molly Snider • Carla Peterson

11:00am

The Great Debate Fir RoomLIMITEDSocial Studies School Service • Jennifer Carlson • Social Studies School Service Inquiry Learning and Evidence-Based Writing in the Digital Age Santa Clara RoomFULLMollie Hackett Skills Based Assessment in History/Social Science San Juan RoomFULLRob Vicario • Adam Wemmer Teaching CA: Bringing the Archives into the Classroom-World History Grades 6,7,10 San Simeon RoomFULLShennan Hutton • Shelley Brooks

12:00pm

It's About People: Building Perspectives & Empathy in the Social Studies Classroom Fir RoomLIMITEDMeg Honey Simple Tech Tools to Transform Direct Instruction into Interactive Learning Experiences Oak RoomLIMITEDPamela Akhahon The Four Summits: An Archival Experience San Juan RoomLIMITEDAnthony Pennay • Will Donley Technology Trends in the Social Studies Carmel RoomFILLINGGeorge Sabato

1:00pm

Covering Controversy: 9/11 and Beyond San Juan RoomFILLINGMegan Jones Apple of Gold and Picture of Silver: Lincoln and the Civil War Monterey RoomLIMITEDCathy Alderman Use Genealogy to Engage Students in Historical Inquiry San Jose RoomLIMITEDScott M. Petri • Dave Gutierrez Big History Project: That 13.8-billion-year course you keep hearing about Cedar RoomLIMITEDBob Regan

2:00pm

Ready, Set, Go! Incorporating fast-paced, skill-oriented tasks into your classroom Fir RoomLIMITED The Hand that Holds the Pen Writes History: Teaching Inquiry through Historiography San Carlos RoomFILLINGAnne Olson • Whitney Olson The Lives & Scandals of Washington, Lafayette, and George III San Juan RoomFILLINGKatie Orenberg • Carolyn Rinetti Critical Media Studies in Social Science Classrooms San Jose RoomFULLChris Lewis

3:00pm

Using YouTube, Comedy Central and Popular TV Shows to Teach Economics Pine RoomLIMITEDAnthony Zambelli

4:00pm

Making the Inquiry Process Easy Fir RoomLIMITED

8:00am

Using Hyperdocs to Support Social Studies Instruction Santa Clara RoomFILLINGClayton Hale

9:00am

Deliberating Democratic Values in U.S. History San Simeon RoomLIMITEDAnne-Lise Halvorsen More Out of Your Seat Learning Strategies San Carlos RoomFULLWendy L. Rouse