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WCSS2019 has ended
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!
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Tess Ender

Sunday, March 17
 

11:40am CDT

Welcome to WCSS Conference 2019 TBAWCSS

11:45am CDT

KEYNOTE BallroomMichael Matera

12:55pm CDT

Socratic Seminars: How to Empower Students' Comprehension, Advocacy, and Action Senate BLIMITEDNancy Roncke

1:45pm CDT

OPEN TIME IN THE EXHIBIT HALL TBAWCSS

2:15pm CDT

Cultivate student voice and choice! AssemblyLIMITEDSarah Kopplin • Kristina Stridde • Krystle Thomas • Assembly

2:45pm CDT

Belle Case la Follette, Wisconsin Women and the 100th Anniversary of the 19th Amendment Room IIILIMITEDKate Van Haren

3:45pm CDT

Explore Writers Workshops in your Social Studies Class Room IVLIMITEDAshley Hahn Religion and Politics in the Middle East Room ILIMITEDAndrew Askuvich Creative Projects in the Advanced (or any) Classroom Room IIIFILLINGAlisha Neinfeldt • Justin Glodowski • Room III
 
Monday, March 18
 

8:00am CDT

KEYNOTE BallroomEric Larsen

9:10am CDT

Projects in Standards-Based Grading C/DLIMITEDCawley Hubner • Courtney Milkent • C/D A Report Card for America Senate ALIMITEDJill Jones 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 Ways of Knowing: Framing Inquiry in the Secondary Classroom Room ILIMITEDVicki Porior Interdisciplinarity & The Big History Project Senate BLIMITEDMichael Weisensel American Indian Studies in Wisconsin AssemblyLIMITEDDavid J. O'Connor (DPI Education Consultant)

10:10am CDT

Curriculum Renewal and Design for Social Studies, Sun Prairie's Story AssemblyLIMITEDSamantha Moen • Tim Keal • Andrea Daniels • Jill Schmoldt • Rick Mueller Incorporating the new Behavioral Sciences standards into any social studies classroom Room IIFILLINGAndy Riechers

12:10pm CDT

Inquiry Based Learning in the Social Studies Classroom A/BFILLINGTom Freesmeier Isn’t Inquiry Always Interdisciplinary? Senate BLIMITEDJessica Leahy • Bizzy Schultz Using Student Choice to Make the Most of Your Content Room IIILIMITEDYedda Olson Using Primary Sources to Highlight Women in U.S. History Room IILIMITEDChristine Kadonsky

1:10pm CDT

It's a Girl - The Three Most Dangerous Word in the World Room IIILIMITEDMelissa Collum A Creative Curriculum for a Crowded World C/DLIMITEDHoward Aprill Simulations in Social Studies Room IFULLKatie Bilotta

2:15pm CDT

KEYNOTE BallroomMary Beth Tinker