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Culturally Responsive Teaching in the History Classroom
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Liz Ramos

ALHS
History teacher
Rancho Cucamonga, CA
High school teacher, PBS project contributor, News Literacy Project board member, iCivics Teacher, and Claremont Graduate University Teacher Preparation Program instructor.
Friday, May 3
 

10:45am PDT

Responding to Past Injustice: The History of Slavery in Classroom and Community Salon CMelanie Bowyer • Edward Donnellan • Greg Simmons

1:30pm PDT

Black, White, then Brown: The Complexity of Mexican-American Racial Identity in Fighting for Educational Equity SV South BayMaribel Santiago

3:15pm PDT

Diversity Training for University Teaching Assistants: How Grad Students Can Better Serve Their Diverse Students Through Innovative Teaching Methods and Inclusive Historical Framing Salon BMahel Hamroun Global Historical Agency and Culturally Responsive Education Through Graphic Texts SV North RidgeTrevor Getz • Joseph Schmidt

4:45pm PDT

Reception Terrace
 
Saturday, May 4
 

8:00am PDT

Registration & Coffee Covel Commons

8:30am PDT

Keynote #2: Professor H. Samy Alim in Conversation with Dr. Daniel Diaz SV Grand Horizon BallroomDaniel Diaz • H. Samy Alim

9:45am PDT

Culturally Responsive Ethnic Studies in Ancient World History Salon CTracy Castro-Gill

11:15am PDT

Brunch Terrace

12:30pm PDT

Culturally Responsive Teaching and Historical Thinking in Pre-Service Teachers SV North Ridgegail hamilton • Eileen Luhr • Benjamin Huntsinger • Eunjee Kang

2:00pm PDT

Break Terrace

2:15pm PDT

Extending the Counternarrative- Cultivating Critical Hope and Imagining Our Liberation SV North RidgeAyuri Terada • Darlene Lee • Shannon Deloso

3:45pm PDT

Break Terrace

4:00pm PDT

Synthesis & Reflection with Professor Kevin Gannon SV Grand Horizon BallroomKevin Gannon