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Join education leaders for a dynamic conversation on how K-12 classrooms are using the Roadmap to Educating for American Democracy (EAD), a cross-ideological framework that provides guidance for excellent history and civics education for all students. Learn practical strategies and hear success stories on overcoming bureaucratic, political, and implementation challenges, all while engaging students in inquiry-based learning about history, civics, and the responsibilities of shared governance.
Presenters: Adam Gismondi, DKP-Learn, Harvard University School of Education
Katie Giles, DKP Launch; Partners in Democracy
Shane Gower, Social Studies Teacher, Maranacook Community High School
Susan Hill, Curriculum and Instruction Coordinator, K-12 Social Studies and 6-12 Career and Technical Education, School District of University City
Kimberly Huffman, Social Studies Instructor and Department Chair, Wayne County Schools Career Center
Kris McDaniel, Social Studies Consultant, Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction
Shelina Warren, NBCT, Teacher/Director, Paul Lawrence Dunbar High School Law and Public Policy Academy
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