Inland Empire Stories: Using Local Narratives in K-12 Instructions

Описание: During this short session, scholars Dr. Catherine Gudis (UCR), Dr. Jen Tilton (UofR), and Dr. Michelle Lorimer (CSUSB) will introduce atttendees to primary sources and materials from newly-developed digital projects. Shared sources from sites such as A People's History of the Inland Empire, Sweet and Sour Citrus, and professional development workshop Eastside Stories connect local history to important Framework-aligned national and international topics relevant in K-12 classrooms today.

We also discussed an exciting opportunity for teachers to develop curriculum in collaboration with workshop facilitators. We are looking for a handful of HSS teacher leaders who have experience developing curriculum and are interested in creating lessons over the next year (2022-2023) related to underrepresented histories of people and place in the broader Inland Empire.

Agenda: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1-...

Teacher Resources: https://drive.google.com/drive/folder...

A People's History of the Inland Empire: https://storymaps.arcgis.com/collecti...

Sweet and Sour Citrus: https://sweetandsourcitrus.org

0:00:00 Welcome, Intros, & Logistics
0:11:23 Inclusion: Why do people choose to live & work in the Inland Empire?
0:18:58 Historian Talk: Dr. Michelle Lorimer
0:28:16 Historian Talk: Dr. Catherine Gudis
0:3855 Historian Talk: Dr. Jen Tilton
0:48:20 Next Steps: Invitation to Apply & Next Meeting Feb. 4th at Citrus Park