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Tenth Annual Region 4 Social Studies Conference Schedule Saturday, January 28, 2017 Tenth Annual Region 4 Social Studies Conference Schedule Saturday, January 28, 2017 Overview pages 1-5, session details pages 6-15 Registration: 7:30-8:30 a.m., Exhibitor Hall open, Room 101 (Exhibitor Hall is open all day, visit any time.) 8:30-8:45 a.m. Welcome and Introductions, Room 100 A-F 8:55-9:55 a.m. First breakout session 10:05-11:05 a.m. Second breakout session 11:15 a.m.-12:15 p.m. Third breakout session 12:15-1:15 p.m. Lunch 100 A-F, Exhibitor Hall and Door Prizes, Room 101 1:15-2:15 p.m. Fourth breakout session 2:25-3:25 p.m. Fifth breakout session, submit evaluation form Room Title Presenter 8:55-9:55 a.m. Session 1 102 Obliterate Classroom Boredom and Increase Reflective Thinking Aaron Daffern, Education Consultant Aaron Daffern Consulting 103 Ready Set Organize "Interactive Notebook" Barabara Clemons, History Teacher Aldine ISD Hoffman Middle School 106 Empower Yourself Through Teacher Travel Suzanne Acord, Teacher, History Day Coordinator, Houston ISD Sharpstown International Magnet 113A Historical Thinking with Objects Jennifer Hammond, Head of Education and Joey Milillo, Program Manager Bayou Bend Collection and Gardens 113B The American Experience: Embracing the Unheard Voices of Students of Marisela Martinez, Chavez Prep Coordinator and AP US History Instructor Color in U.S. History Classes Houston ISD Chavez High School Sarah Straub, Ed.D., Middle School Social Studies Instructor YES Prep Public Schools Brays Oaks 201 Get Your Game On! Egypt Armstrong, Teacher Houston Christian High School 202 Differentiating Document Analysis for Struggling Readers Using DBQ Keith Hyndshaw and Tyler Adams, Partnerships and Professional Online Development, The DBQ Project 203 Finally - Applying the Constitution is Fun! Penny Jones, Teacher, Houston ISD Pershing Middle School Elizabeth Crumbie, Teacher, Birdville ISD 204 Infuse Fun and Interaction into Economics Class! Deborah McClean, Owner WIN Multimedia Designs, LLC. 205 Latinxs and Social Justice Michelle Tovar, Associate Director of Education Spanish Outreach and Latin American Initiatives, Holocaust Museum Houston 206 A Quick Guide to the Texas Quiz Show Esther Rivera, Digital Education Program Manager Texas State Historical Association 207 Cultivating Digital Literacy in the Social Studies Classroom Linda Corbin, Elementary Curriculum Coordinator Katy ISD Elementary Curriculum and Instruction 1 Tenth Annual Region 4 Social Studies Conference Schedule Saturday, January 28, 2017 Room Title Presenter 10:05-11:05 a.m. Session 2 100D Strategies for G/T Students in Social Studies Debbie Behling, Education Specialist Region 4 Social Studies Solutions 102 21st Century History Classroom Megan Puckett, Teacher Cypress-Fairbanks ISD Salyards Middle School 103 Brain Power Today-Building Relationships + Movement =Success Gail Ward, Founder of Brain Power Today, Assistant Principal Ishmael Muhammad, Executive Director of Brain Power Today, ELAR 113A Create Active Engagement with Edutaining Strategies of Review Erica Robinson, Social Studies Instructional Coach, Cinco Ranch High School and Celaina Huckeba, Social Studies Instructional Coach, Mayde Creek High School, Katy ISD 113B Making The Civil Rights Movement "Real and Relevant" in the 21st Century Loki Mulholland, Executive Director Classroom The Joan Trumpauer Mulholland Foundation 106 Increasing Student Achievement through Engagement and Collaboration Bradley Heilman, CEO, Exploros Katherine Bozick, Teacher, Tyler ISD Hubbard Middle School 201 Increasing Student Engagement Through Gamification Danielle Roseberry, Teacher Torah Day School Dallas 202 Between Genocide and Justice: Did the Trials and Laws Make a Difference? Jose Martinez, 5-6 Social Studies Bilingual/ESL Programs Aldine ISD Rayford Intermediate 203 Teaching with Primary Sources from Thomas Jefferson's Monticello: Christe Vaclavik, Teacher Revolutionary Ideas on a Revolutionized Website Houston ISD Pershing Middle School 204 Step Away from the Podium 2.0! Debra Carr, Teacher, Department Chair, Creekside Intermediate Stephanie Yates, Teacher, Department Chair, Clear Creek ISD Brookside Intermediate, Clear Creek ISD 205 Heat Up Your Warm Up Alicia Ebbeler, Instructional Officer, Social Studies and Nichelle Pinkney, Program Coordinator, Social Studies, Klein ISD 207 Professional Juggling Act: Teaching Social Studies Through the Literacy Shawn Mabry and Shari Markowitz, Senior PD Specialists Block Studies Weekly 2 Tenth Annual Region 4 Social Studies Conference Schedule Saturday, January 28, 2017 Room Title Presenter 11:15 a.m.-12:15 p.m. Session 3 102 Music and History Megan Puckett, Teacher Cypress-Fairbanks ISD Salyards Middle School 103 Hands On | Minds On - Social Studies Jason Ihlenfeld, Curriculum Specialist (Sales Representative/Professional Learning Instructor), Nystrom Education 106 Building a Better Class with Google Classroom Michael McNeil, Teacher, Galena Park ISD Galena Park High School Debbie Lowry, Teacher, Hardin ISD Hardin Intermediate School 113A New at Caddo Mounds State Historic Site -Classroom Resources and Rachel Galan, Educator/Interpreter Teaching Tools Texas Historical Commission Caddo Mounds SHS 113B 9/11 15th Anniversary: 9/11 Collaborative Visual Project Stephen Shedden, BLTC/Dean of Students Michael Weininger, Teacher Knox County Schools, Tennessee Bearden Middle School 201 Strategies to Improve Student Retention Sherry Owens, Educational Consultant s3strategies 202 History in the H.O.T. Seat Raechel Broussard, Social Studies and English Language Arts Instructional Coach, Sheldon Independent School District M.R. Null Middle School 203 Tools for Your Social Studies Tool Box Evangeline Mitchell, Teacher, Spring ISD Twin Creeks Middle School Tammy Spangler, Data and Assessment Specialist, Klein ISD Student Service Center 204 Content-Rich Skits for the History Classroom Sheryl Saeed, Teacher, Sheldon Early College High School Michael Rushing, Teacher, C.E. King Middle School, Sheldon ISD 205 Teaching Social Studies With a Multicultural Mindset Kelli Charles, Educator Kelli Charles Consulting 206 Engaging the Disengaged: Your Toolkit to Reach Reluctant Readers Ashley Schlafly, Teacher Aldine ISD Hoffman Middle 207 Elementary Entrepreneurs Sally Mayberry, Sales Representative Elementary Entrepreneurs 3 Tenth Annual Region 4 Social Studies Conference Schedule Saturday, January 28, 2017 Room Title Presenter 1:15-2:15 p.m. Session 4 100D Spaces of Diversity and Dialogue: Social Justice in the Classroom Pritpal Kaur Ahluwalia, Associate Director of Education, Kaur Foundation Mirin Kaur Phool, Co-Founder, Kaur Foundation 102 TEKS Say What??? Megan Puckett, Teacher Cypress-Fairbanks ISD Salyards Middle School 103 Sizzling Hooks: Student Engagement and Social Studies Sonia Chinn, Teacher The Village School 106 Review Like a Champion Andrew Terrell, Master Teacher, Aldine ISD Nimitz HS Kim Borten, Teacher, Aldine ISD 113A Teaching about the Holocaust and Other Genocides Emily Sample, Associate Director of Education and Mary Lee Webeck, Director of Education, Holocaust Museum Houston 113B The Darwin Shuffle and Other History Dances Brian Walenta, Ph.D., Teacher Goose Creek CISD Robert E. Lee High School 201 Supporting Academically Rigorous Instruction Sherry Owens, Educational Consultant s3strategies 202 Interdisciplinary Learning for a Changing Planet Paul Nagel, Teacher Hempstead ISD Hempstead High School 203 Supply and Demand on the STARR Michelle Neyrey, American History Teacher Humble ISD Kingwood Middle School Susan Kizer, Economic Education Coordinator Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas Houston Branch 204 1, 2, 3s of Summarization Kendra Yarbrough Camarena and Elena Silva-Leal, Instructional Coaches Houston ISD 205 ELLs? Newcomers? Practical Techniques for Your Classroom Carol Salva, Teacher, Stratford High School, and Sharon Owens, Teacher Spring Forest Middle School, Spring Branch ISD 206 Overthrowing the Testocracy with Active Engagement Egypt Armstrong, Teacher Houston Christian High School 207 Get Moving In 5th Grade Social Studies Aspen Cooper and Mary Lou Zeiders, Teachers, Katy ISD Pattison Elementary 4 Tenth Annual Region 4 Social Studies Conference Schedule Saturday, January 28, 2017 Room Title Presenter 2:25-3:25 p.m. Session 5 100D Strategies for G/T Students in Social Studies Debbie Behling, Education Specialist Region 4 Social Studies Solutions 102 To Know Me Is To Love Me: Read Alouds/Think Alouds Cynthia Fairbanks, Curriculum Specialist and Montra Rogers, Director, Houston ISD 103 Warming up the Classroom Bolton ISD North Belton Middle School and Barbara Epperson, Coach, Belton ISD Belton High School 106 Google Apps and Add-ons Can Do More Than You Think! Michael McNeil, Teacher, Galena Park ISD Galena Park High School Keith Notle, Teacher, Hardin ISD Hardin Middle School 113A Understanding the Holocaust through Artistic Expressions Mary Lee Webeck, Director of Education and Emily Sample, Associate Director of Education, Holocaust Museum Houston 113B Strategies for the New AP Histories Rubrics Robert Thornton, Curriculum and Instructional Coach Harmony Public Schools 201 Supporting Vocabulary Acquisition through a Language-Rich Environment Sherry Owens, Educational Consultant s3strategies 202 Hip-Hop History Traniece Brown-Warrens and Britany Murray, Teachers, Houston ISD Deady Middle School 203 Ten Strategies that Span History Michelle Neyrey, Teacher Humble ISD Kingwood Middle School 204 San Jacinto Symposium Barbara Eaves, Director San Jacinto Battleground State Historic Site 205 Kahoot! More than a Review Tool Carol Salva,
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