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64.082 - Diverse Voices and Narratives in Social Studies Research
Mon, April 8, 12:20 to 1:50pm, Sheraton Centre Toronto Hotel, Floor: Lower Concourse, Sheraton Hall BSession Type: Paper Session
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A Tale of Four Cities: A National Comparative Survey of Latinx Social Studies - Eliana Castro, Michigan State University; Maribel Santiago, Michigan State University
"Keep It Sacred!" Youth-Led Research and Filmmaking to Advance Critical Social Studies Education With/in Indigenous Communities - Christine Rogers Stanton, Montana State University; Brad R Hall, Blackfeet Community College
Not Inferior but Backward: Contradictory Representations of Asia in U.S. World History Textbooks During the Interwar Period (1919–1938) - Jiyoung Kang, Indiana University - Bloomington
"Our Silent Day": One Teacher Explores Agency and Countersocialization Through the National Day of Silence - Jenni Conrad, University of Washington - Seattle
Portrayals and Perceptions: Understanding Elementary Students' Views of Women in History - Alyssa Whitford, Michigan State University