Topic: Social Studies Education
Attendees
Sessions
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Exploring the Pedagogic Features of a Digital Interactive that Support Young Children’s Acquisition of Historical Inquiry Skills
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“Whose story is being told?”: Local History, Cultural Heritage, and Digital Maps
Tuesday, March 14th 4:45 PM-5:15 PM CDTBienville -
The French Impressionism through the Lens of ARTé: Lumière – Reflections of Art History Instructors in Higher Education
Wednesday, March 15th 3:00-3:20 PM CDTBourbon -
Integral or Vestigial? Kentucky P-12 Teacher Websites
Wednesday, March 15th 4:15-4:35 PM CDTIberville -
Obstacles to Effective Teaching Social Studies Online: Perceptions from the Field
Wednesday, March 15th 1:45 PM-2:45 PM CDTAstor Ballroom 2 -
W4: Making Connections Across Disciplines Through a Digital Scholarship Lens
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Global Engagement Seminars: Opportunity for Educators
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History, Geography & Technology: Connecting Teacher Candidates with Local Museums through eBooks & Artifact Trunks.
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Leveraging Technology to Engage Students in Discussions
Wednesday, March 15th 10:15 AM-11:15 AM CDTSt. Charles A - Rounds * View on map -
Using online educative resources with preservice social studies teachers to help prepare them to teach difficult histories
Thursday, March 16th 12:10-12:30 PM CDTBourbon -
Leveraging Cross-disciplinary Online Collaborations to Explore Teaching Purpose, Teacher Identity, and Context-Based Practice
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The Bricks Before Brown Digital Interactive Map
Thursday, March 16th 1:45 PM-2:45 PM CDTSt. Charles A - Rounds * View on map