Daily Keynote - Linda Darling-Hammond
Daily Keynote - Yohuru Williams
Landing Page for The OC for Social Studies On Demand Sessions
OC Opening Keynote - John Green and Nate Bowling
WSCSS TED Masterclass YouTube Channel
Conference for Social Studies 2020
Overview
In these short TED-style talks, Washington social studies educators share their thinking and experiences with colleagues in Washington state and around the world.
Introduction
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The OC for Social Studies - On Demand Video Sessions
The OER Conference for Social Studies was a free online professional development event structured to foster discussion around social studies teaching practices and how to adapt to teaching and learning in or out of the classroom. It combined asynchronous videos with live, online, moderated discussions.
KEYNOTES
Online learning communities are indispensable to teachers right now. - Nate Bowling
This is a moment where teachers are teaching each other how to engage with the technology. - Linda Darling-Hammond
John Lewis also gives students a charge, and I think this is a gift for history educators. - Yohuru Williams
What is it we can do as teachers that's consistent with how this [online] medium works? - Jill Lepore
WATCH THE WHOLE SERIES OF TRACK TALK SESSION REPLAYS:
DESIGNING ARGUMENTS WITH EVIDENCE
KNOWLEDGE BUILDING IN LITERACY
WHY DOES HISTORY REALLY MATTER?
ENGAGING CONVERSATIONS ONLINE AND OFF
Washington State Council for Social Studies - Video Playlist
WSCSS collaborated with TED (Technology, Entertainment, Design) to provide a Masterclass to social studies teachers in Washington State – preparing teachers to present and publish their best ideas in video format.
In these short TED-style talks, Washington social studies educators share their thinking and experiences with colleagues in Washington state and around the world.
Below is an example video. Visit the WSCSS TED Masterclass channel for more.
Abbi Wonacott: Hands on history
Attribution and License
Attribution
Cover image by mohamed Hassan from Pixabay / adapted
YouTube video screenshots used pursuant to fair use.
License
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