Creating a Collaborative and Global Social Studies Classroom - 013373
We live in a global community, and our social studies classroom should reflect it. Come learn strategies, including Skype and Distance Learning, that will connect your students with the world around them and give them hands-on practice with becoming digital citizens in the technology world in which we live.
Audiences Teacher - Elementary (Grades 1-5), Teacher - High School (Grades 9-12), Teacher - Middle School (Grades 6-8), Teacher - General Education, Teacher Supervisors
21st Century Learning  Vision Article I - New Digital Learning Environment,   Vision Article II - New Learning Standards,   Vision Article V - Organizational Transformation,   Vision Article VI - More Balanced/Reinvigorated State/Local Partnership
Prerequisite/Special Notes device with internet capabilities


SessionScheduleLocation
02339602/28/2019 08:30am - 03:30pmESC Region 11
Fee   None
Credit Hours   06:00 hours of Continuing Professional Education 
Presenter   Crystal Klose ESC Region 11 
Seats Left   32 

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If you require special arrangements or have special needs (such as an interpreter for the hearing impaired),
contact Crystal Klose at cklose@esc11.net at least three weeks prior to the training program date.

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