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Great Lakes 2007: A Truly Regional Conference! Come
and Join Educators, Professors and other Social Studies Professionals
from all over the Great Lakes Region!
Elementary, Middle and High School Sessions! |
Cathy AhrensTeacher/Bettendorf Community School District Bettendorf, Iowa High School Heroes Walk Among Us Curt AndersonDirector/Center on Economic Education, University of Minnesota, Duluth Duluth High School Understanding the Politics of Economic Decision-Making Deborah BatisteProject Director/Anti-Defamation League Maryland High School The Holocaust: A Study in the Collapse of Democratic Values Joe CavanaughCEO and Founder Youth Frontiers Minneapolis All Leave No Educator Behind: Honoring the world's most important profession Jeffrey CornettDean, College of Education University of Northern Iowa Hudson, Iowa High School Civic Literacy, The First Amendment Project, and High School Reform: Social Studies At the Core James FiskettiTeacher I.S.D.#709 Duluth High School Reason to Believe-Bruce Springsteen's America Rick GlennEducational Consultant Holt, Rinehart & Winston Arizona Middle and High School Textbook Tools for the Flat World Jesse GodzalaTeacher/Consultant/Founder of the MNCHE Foley High School/MNCHE/NCHE St. Cloud High School The Best History Resource On The Web:The New MNCHE Website Walt HerscherCo-Exec. Director of WCSS/The American Promise Appleton, Wisconsin Elementary Demonstrating Participatory Civics through The American Promise Jan HertelTeacher/MAGE Hastings All An American teacher's view of Saudi Arabia today Suzi HunnEducation Outreach Associate/Minnesota Historical Society St. Paul Middle and High School Hands-on History for Middle and High School Frederick IseleProfessor/Western Illinois University Moline, Illinois Elementary Powerful Social Studies & Powerful Teaching & Learning! Clark JohnsonSocial Studies Coordinator/Minnesota State University, Mankato High School Students as Campaign Workers: Recreating the Work of the Real Political Campaign in your Classroom Dr. Steven JongewaardProfessor/Hamline University St. Paul High School A Discussion of Minnesota's Broad-Field Social Studies License and HQ Teachers: Are We Out of Compliance with NCLB? Anne KaufmanPh.D. Associate Professor/Augsburg College Minneapolis All Paideia Seminars - Putting Students in Charge of the Conversation Ellen KennedyProfessor Carleton College/Genocide Intervention Network Edina High School Never again' must mean 'Never' -teaching about the genocide in Darfur Mark LagergrenDept. chair, teacher, 2005 Teacher Fellow USHMM Central High School Young America High School Teaching Propaganda: a Nazi Propaganda Lesson David Lanegren and Six High School Students Professor of Geography, Macalester College/MAGE St Paul High School The Sense of Place and Historic site preservation in the western Suburbs of the Twin Cities: a case study of the application of history and geography in community development Angie LawrenceTeacher School District 112 St. Louis Park Middle School USA at 300 Million: A Population and Resource Use Lesson Plan Dr. David LindquistAssistant Professor/Indiana U. Purdue U. Fort Wayne Fort Wayne, Indiana High School A Good Man in Hell: Romeo Dellaire and the Rwanda Genocide Michael Luick-ThramsExecutive Director TRACES Center for History and Culture Saint Paul High School Beyond Chalk and Talk: Teaching Narrative History through Innovative Means; Making History Tangible and Mobile through TRACES' BUS-eum WWII Exhibits Cathy MacdonaldAssociate Director Metro ECSU Minnetonka Middle and High School Hiding in the Open: A Holocaust Account Mary MannesProgram Associate, School and Outreach Minnesota Historical Society St. Paul Elementary Bringing History to Life in the Elementary Classrom Lee MorganettProfessor/ Indiana University Southeast New Albany, Indiana All Learning and Teaching About China Scott NoetTeacher/Goethe Institut Faribault Middle and High School “Yes Virginia, there is a modern Germany": Teaching post Holocaust Germany ideas and resources you can use in class on Monday. Masato OgawaAssistant Professor/Indiana University Kokomo Kokomo, Indiana High School Teaching about North Korea and their Abductions of Foreign Nationals in the 1970s and 1980s Eve ParkerAssociate Director/Learning Law & Democracy Foundation Minneapolis Elementary Foundations of Democracy-Engaging Elementary Students in Civics Carolyn PereiraExutive Director/Constitutional Rights Foundation Chicago Chicago, Illinois High School Deliberating in a Democracy Nancy PetersonConsultant/ICSS President American Judicature Society Ames, Iowa High School Hands On Judicial Branch Curriculum Teresa PonessaTeaching and Learning Specialist/Anoka-Hennepin School District Anoka Elementary Integrating Social Studies with Science and Literacy Karen RedleafTreasurer/Women's International League for Peace and Freedom St. Paul High School An American Jew Analyzes the Peace Movement in Israel Denise RetkaConsultant/Custom Education Solutions Champlin Elementary Integrating Social Studies into Language Arts Tom RodefeldTeacher/Irondale High School New Brighton High School Teaching Civic Engagement using Hot-Off-The-Press High School Project Citizen Materials Lonni SkrentnerTeacher/Edina Public Schools Edina Secondary Use of Thinking Maps and strategies in Advanced Placed Courses Julie SwilerPublic Affairs Director/Tolerance Minnesota Minneapolis High School Understanding the Middle East Conflict: Beyond the Headlines JoAnn TrygestadTeacher ISD # 196 Eagan Middle School Canadian Studies: Understanding Our Neighbor Julie Vander WoudeEducation and Community Program Coordinator/VocalEssence Minneapolis Elementary Making History is as Easy as Riding a Bus. Or Singing About It Amy WeisgramTeacher/Benilde-St. Margaret's School St. Paul High School Caution: Flammable! Laura ZelleDirector of Programming/Tolerance Minnesota Minneapolis Middle and High School "A Question of Race" Exploring the Myth of Race and the Power of Racism in America. |