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Sunday, October 28
 

2:30pm CDT

HGSS State Assessment: The state assessment embedded in instruction
This session will provide guidance and information preparing teachers to administer the 2020 classroom based state HGSS assessment.  Performance level descriptions, draft rubrics, and sample tasks will be presented.  Teacher will receive information and be able to pose questions.



Speakers
avatar for Don Gifford

Don Gifford

HGSS Educational Consultant, KSDE
Don taught for 32 years in 1A, 3A, 4A, 5A, and 6A schools in Kansas. He left the classroom in 2010 for the State Department of Education. Don is the coordinator for Civic Engagement for KSDE and has supervised and facilitated History, Government, and Social Studies Standards (HGSS... Read More →



Sunday October 28, 2018 2:30pm - 3:20pm CDT
3rd Floor Lyon County History Center
  Sunday Session, Civics

4:00pm CDT

Epic! Connections
Social emotional learning and civic engagement are paramount in classrooms today.  In this session we will explore what you already do and connect this to ideas to strengthen these skills for your students.  Come explore the books on Epic! and learn how to pair these with current fiction and chapter books you are using in your classroom to support social emotional learning and civic engagement.  We will explore pairing nonfiction selections with what you are already doing to engage readers, enhance prior knowledge, and allow students to connect globally for civic engagement.

Speakers
avatar for Lori Rice

Lori Rice

Fourth Grade Teacher, USD 320
Lori Rice is a fourth-grade teacher at West Elementary in Wamego, Kansas, who has taught K-2 reading as well as kindergarten, first grade and fourth grade since 1996. This year she is teaching remote fourth grade all year. She has a passion for creativity, learning, questioning and... Read More →



Sunday October 28, 2018 4:00pm - 5:20pm CDT
Loretto Langley Kids Zone - 2nd Floor Lyon County History Center
  Sunday Workshop, Elementary
 
Monday, October 29
 

9:30am CDT

Counting on People: Elementary Activities for Global Citizenship
Engage in human geography and civics activities to encourage environmental stewardship in young learners. In this workshop, participants will discover hands-on activities designed to connect students to the world around them – both people and the environment. They will come away with ideas for helping students to explore the fundamentals of human geography including how populations grow and use resources, the importance of healthy ecosystems and healthy communities. At the same time, these activities build 21st Century Skills. Engage in role-playing simulations, concept-mapping and inquiry-based activities that work well with all kinds of learners. Receive electronic lesson plans.

Speakers
avatar for Stephanie Metzger

Stephanie Metzger

Instructor/PDS Supervisor, Emporia State University
Stephanie Metzger is currently an instructor and supervises student teaching interns for the PDS program at Emporia State University. She has taught for 23 years in Lebo, Emporia, and Olpe schools districts. During her teaching career, she has taught 1st- 5th grades as well as instructing... Read More →


Monday October 29, 2018 9:30am - 10:20am CDT
MU 250 A: KSN Room ESU Memorial Union 2nd Floor
  Session 1, Elementary

9:30am CDT

Integrating We the People Into Your Government Curriculum
The We the People process can be your culminating assessment for your government class, allowing students to pick topics of their interest, work in groups, present the product in a professional manner, and answer questions over the material.

Speakers
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Ken Thomas

Blue Valley Northwest High School


Monday October 29, 2018 9:30am - 10:20am CDT
Kanza Room ESU Memorial Union 2nd Floor
  Session 1, Civics

10:30am CDT

Civics, STEM, and Social Studies
Don’t miss this STEMulating session on Civics and Sustainability in the current climate. Engage and empower students as citizen-scientists and change-makers. Examine and respond to human/environmental conflict through technology, problem solving, and geo-inquiry activities. Classroom-ready takeaways to move your class beyond analysis paralysis.

Speakers
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Kim Gilman

Teacher, Hocker Grove Middle School


Monday October 29, 2018 10:30am - 11:20am CDT
MU 250 E: Phi Delta Kappa Room ESU Memorial Union 2nd Floor
  Session 2

1:00pm CDT

Get Out The Vote - Historically Speaking
Engage with primary sources from the Dole Archives! Investigate constituent letters from Kansans in 1969 about changing the voting age from 21 to 18 with the 26th Amendment. A mock debate allows your students to deliberate on the “Senate floor” and advance discussion on voting rights with valid points for each side. Other primary source activities will be presented such as additional student-written constituent letters, other research topics, and a new endeavor from the Dole Archives – an archives-oriented digital breakout game.

Speakers
avatar for Dole Institute

Dole Institute

Public Education Coordinator, Dole Institute of Politics



Monday October 29, 2018 1:00pm - 1:50pm CDT
MU 250 B: Black and Gold Room ESU Memorial Union 2nd Floor
  Session 3

1:00pm CDT

HGSS State Assessment: The state assessment embedded in instruction
This session will provide guidance and information preparing teachers to administer the 2020 classroom based state HGSS assessment.  Performance level descriptions, draft rubrics, and sample tasks will be presented.  Teacher will receive information and be able to pose questions.

Speakers
avatar for Don Gifford

Don Gifford

HGSS Educational Consultant, KSDE
Don taught for 32 years in 1A, 3A, 4A, 5A, and 6A schools in Kansas. He left the classroom in 2010 for the State Department of Education. Don is the coordinator for Civic Engagement for KSDE and has supervised and facilitated History, Government, and Social Studies Standards (HGSS... Read More →



Monday October 29, 2018 1:00pm - 1:50pm CDT
Kanza Room ESU Memorial Union 2nd Floor
  Session 3

2:00pm CDT

The Secret to Organizing and Implementing School-Wide Civic Engagement at Your School
Learn how one elementary school and their community worked together to implement  school wide civic engagement to include lessons on leadership, digital citizenship,  soft skills,  civil discourse,  and community service in small groups of 10-12 students. Each group included  3rd, 4th, and 5th grade students led by a staff member.  Watch as students go through the process of choosing, voting on, and completing a project for either our school, our community, or our world.  You will receive a QR code that will connect you with a presentation, pictures, videos, and lesson plans so your school can get started too.

Speakers
avatar for Paula Gage

Paula Gage

Special Education, Sunflower Elementary School
I have a passion for getting children involved with their community and getting the community involved with the school. We are teaching ways to have civil discourse, express feelings, and grow in our leadership skills. We don't have to all agree, but we all need to be respectful... Read More →
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Melinda Dee Pitzer

4th Grade Teacher, Sunflower Elementary


Monday October 29, 2018 2:00pm - 2:50pm CDT
Kanza Room ESU Memorial Union 2nd Floor
  Session 4
 
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