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WCSS2019

WELCOME TO WCSS 19! Please check the WCSS Website for council news, information about WCSS mini-grants, upcoming PD opportunities, and more! Also, you can access all submitted presenter materials here. Enjoy your two days of social studies fun in Madison!

Lindsay McBride

Northern Ozaukee School District
Social Studies Teacher
Fredonia, WI

12:55pm CDT

Why Does It Matter? Making Social Studies Relevant A/BFULLChuck Taft Tales, Chamberpots, and Historical Literacy . . . with a Historian Room ILIMITEDAnnette Laing The Korean War Legacy Project/World History Digital Education's extensive oral history digital interviews; digital archive of primary source artifacts; and C3 inquiry lesson plans. Room IVLIMITEDMona Al-Hayani

2:15pm CDT

Cultivate student voice and choice! AssemblyLIMITEDSarah Kopplin • Kristina Stridde • Krystle Thomas • Assembly Exploring Student-led Discussion Senate BLIMITEDJolene Luther

2:45pm CDT

Leading Literacy in Social Studies Room IVFILLINGTrent Rasmussen • Joseph Pachal • Room IV Supporting the Shift to Inquiry Room ILIMITEDJeanette Baum

3:45pm CDT

Explore Writers Workshops in your Social Studies Class Room IVLIMITEDAshley Hahn Religion and Politics in the Middle East Room ILIMITEDAndrew Askuvich Gaining the Mindset of an Explorer-Inquiry in the Social Studies Classroom C/DLIMITEDAngela O'Regan Access For All - Supporting Differentiation and Reading into Social Studies AssemblyLIMITEDJason Poirer The World History Lab: Possibilities for Document & Media Analysis Room IILIMITEDJohn Kozlovich

9:10am CDT

Investigating Social Studies Through Inquiry Room IIFILLINGDeborah Jones Wait you want me to think?!" Moving away from lecture to Inquiry-based Social Studies classroom A/BFULLLindsey Bernhardt • Sarah McLellan

10:10am CDT

Incorporating the new Behavioral Sciences standards into any social studies classroom Room IIFILLINGAndy Riechers