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Register at www.pnwboces.org/catalog Introduction to the New Social Studies Framework: Grades 9-12 How does the new Social Studies Framework apply to grades 9-12? This workshop will present an overview of the new NYSED Social Studies Framework as it applies to grades 9-12. To be of assistance to those planning curriculum revision, special emphasis will be placed on examining the new elements: the ten unifying Themes, the five Social Studies Practices, and the Common Core Reading and Writing Standards. Mrs. Grant will share instructional strategies related to these new elements. PARTICIPANTS: Social studies teachers 9-12, social studies department chairs, special educators, directors of curriculum DATE/TIME: Nov 22 2013 8:30AM - 3:00PM COST: $148 for Curriculum Center Members; $170 Curriculum Center Non Members LOCATION: Putnam/Northern Westchester BOCES; Yorktown Heights, NY; School Services Building FACILITATOR: Alice D. Grant was Social Studies Department Chair (6-12) at Pelham Memorial High School in Pelham, New York. A consultant to the College Board in AP United States and European History and Pre AP Social Studies instruction, Ms. Grant has taught graduate level courses for AP history teachers and methods courses for pre-service teachers and has presented numerous workshops on pre AP, AP, and Regents teaching strategies throughout the region. Honored by both the Westchester and New York State Councils for Social Studies with the Distinguished Social Studies Educator Award, she is also a charter member of the New York State Academy of Teaching and Learning. Ms. Grant’s experience as an Advanced Placement History teacher and her on-going work as a College Board consultant in Advanced Placement History and Pre AP/Vertical Teams programs prepare her to assist districts to respond to the higher standards articulated in the Common Core in History/Social Sciences. Ms. Grant is available to provide onsite consultation in your district. Social Studies REGISTRATION REQUIRED BY: 11/8/2013 97
Register at www.pnwboces.org/catalog Virtual Economics Lessons for all Social Studies Classes with Correlated Common Core Ties How can an economic way of thinking improve the rigor and relevance to existing curricula across disciplines? This workshop will provide the latest information about what is currently taking place at SED with regard to the impact of the Common Core standards on Social Studies. The Common Core standards emphasize close reading of text and making an argument. How will Social Studies play into the literacy standards? How will context as well as text be developed? What will the new assessments look like? Mr. Young will show ways in which you can implement rigor and relevance using social studies materials to satisfy the Common Core Standards in your lessons. Teachers from K-12 will have access to publications for their grade level in math, science, ELA and all social studies courses. Part of the session will deal with our website, EconedLink, and another 1000+ plus lessons for K-12 educators. All attendees will get a free copy of the Virtual Economics program. Social Studies PARTICIPANTS: Central office and building-level administrators, K-12 teachers of math and/or social studies, special educators, staff developers DATE/TIME: Dec 11 2013 8:30AM - 3:00PM COST: $18 for Curriculum Center Members; $20 Curriculum Center Non Members LOCATION: Putnam/Northern Westchester BOCES; Yorktown Heights, NY; School Services Building FACILITATOR: Douglas Young is the Director of the National Center for the Council for Economic Education (CEE) located in New York City. He is responsible for creating and running workshops for teachers around economic and personal finance issues. Prior to CEE, Mr. Young was a classroom teacher of economics and personal finance for over 35 years at Croton-Harmon and Dobbs Ferry High Schools. He was recognized as High School Teacher of the Year and has been a member of the New York Federal Reserve’s Education Board. He has been a contributing reviewer for McDougal Littell and has presented nationwide on many issues related to education, economics, and personal finance. REGISTRATION REQUIRED BY: 11/27/2013 98
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