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Monday,
September 29, 2008 - Afternoon Sessions
11:30
a.m. – 1:00 p.m.
KEYNOTE, LUNCHEON, & AWARDS
PRESENTATION
Session Title: Building a
Civil Rights Movement in the New Millennium
Presenter: Rev. Dr. C.T.
Vivian
Session Description:
Rev. Dr. C.T. Vivian is a clergyman, long time activist, and a true
hero of the civil rights movement. A personal friend and
colleague of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., Vivian draws on the
history of the civil rights movement as he lays out a new
thinking for a new century. Rev. Vivian will also discuss how
to engage students in a new civil rights movement.
Standards: Grades 3-5: People in Societies
Benchmark B; Citizenship Rights & Responsibilities Benchmark A,
B
Grades 6-8: People in Societies
Benchmark B, C; Citizenship Rights & Responsibilities Benchmark
B
Grades 9-10: History Benchmark F;
People in Societies Benchmark B; Government Benchmark A;
Citizenship Rights & Responsibilities Benchmark A, B
Grades 11-12: People in Societies
Benchmark A, B, C; Citizenship Rights & Responsibilities
Benchmark A
Awards Presentation honoring
the OCLRE Founders Award and Lori Urogdy Eiler Award Recipients
1:10
– 2:10 p.m.
Session Title: The New
“Juan Crow” Laws: Poverty, Inequality, and Social Justice in the
Immigrant Community
Presenter: Joseph Mas,
Esq.
Session Description:
The Supremacy Clause of the U.S. Constitution gives the federal
government exclusive jurisdiction over immigration. Following
the Immigration Reform Act of 1994, initiatives at the state
level have pushed “English Only” laws and denied undocumented
immigrants driver’s licenses and enrollment in state supported
college and universities. This session will examine
contemporary parallels to the Jim Crow era and consider the
impact on the civil and human rights of the undocumented.
Standards: Grades 3-5: People in Societies
Benchmark A; Government Benchmark A, B; Citizenship Rights &
Responsibilities Benchmark B
Grades 6-8: People in
Societies Benchmark B; Geography Benchmark D; Government
Benchmark B; Citizenship Rights & Responsibilities Benchmark B
Grades 9-10: History Benchmark F;
People in Societies Benchmark B, C; Geography Benchmark C;
Citizenship Rights & Responsibilities Benchmark A, B
Grades 11-12: History Benchmark
A; People in Societies Benchmark A, B
Session Title: Curating in
the Classroom
Presenter: Tutti
Jackson, Curator, Ohio Historical Society; Laura Calvelage
Baird, Curator, Ohio Historical Society
Session Description: In
this session, participants will gain a deeper understanding of
African Americans’ relationship to the law via the Ohio
Historical Society’s collections. Participants in this session
will create and exhibit panels using the primary sources
provided and learn new ways to incorporate primary sources into
their classrooms. All participants will receive a CD-ROM that
includes digital reproductions of the resources used during the
session.
Standards: Grades 3-5: People in Societies
Benchmark A, Citizenship Rights & Responsibilities Benchmark B;
SS Skills & Methods Benchmark A, B, D
Grades 6-8: People in Societies Benchmark B; Geography D;
Citizenship Rights & Responsibilities Benchmark A, B; SS Skills
& Methods Benchmark A, B, C, D
Grades 9-10: People in Societies Benchmark A, B, C; SS
Skills & Methods Benchmark A, B
Grades 11-12: People in Societies Benchmark A; SS Skills &
Methods Benchmark A, B, C, D
Session Title:
Presidential Marathon 2008
Presenter: Jane Ann
Craig, Consultant, State Bar of Texas Law-Related Education
Session Description: A
variety of lessons on the 2008 presidential election will be
presented: Summaries of party platforms, notable quotes,
election vocabulary, and recapping the campaign through photos
and editorial cartoons
Standards: Grades 3-5: Government Benchmark
A; Citizenship Rights & Responsibilities Benchmark A, B
Grades 6-8: Citizenship Rights &
Responsibilities Benchmark A
Grades 9-10: Citizenship Rights &
Responsibilities Benchmark A
Grades 11-12: Government
Benchmark C; Citizenship Rights & Responsibilities Benchmark A,
B
Session Title: A
Conversation with Rev. Vivian
Presenter: Rev. C.T.
Vivian
Session Description:
This casual session offers participants the opportunity to talk
with and continue to draw from the experiences of Rev. Vivian.
Sit and chat with one of the nation’s great civil rights
activists.
Standards: Grades 3-5: Citizenship Rights &
Responsibilities Benchmark A; SS Skills & Methods Benchmark D
Grades 6-8: People in Societies
Benchmark B, C; Government Benchmark B; Citizenship Rights &
Responsibilities Benchmark B; SS Skills & Methods Benchmark D
Grades 9-10: History Benchmark F;
People in Societies Benchmark A, B; Government Benchmark A;
Citizenship Rights & Responsibilities Benchmark A, B
Grades 11-12: History Benchmark
A; People in Societies Benchmark A, B, C; Citizenship Rights &
Responsibilities Benchmark A; SS Skills & Methods Benchmark D
2:20 – 3:20 p.m.
Session Title: Now That I Have It, How Do I Teach It?
Presenter: Jared Reitz, Director of Programs, Ohio Center for Law-Related
Education
Session Description:
Come join fellow conference attendees to discuss and brainstorm
teaching strategies based on the content from the plenary and
breakout sessions. Share your thoughts with, as well as learn
from, your colleagues on how best to teach all the new
information you just acquired. This informal session will
provide for a seamless transition of knowledge from the
conference to the classroom.
Standards: This session provides a variety of
resources and teaching strategies for use in classrooms. The
resources/strategies can be aligned to all standards at all
grade levels
Session Title: Fighting For Freedom: The Story of the United States Colored
Troops
Presenter:
Anthony Gibbs, Black Historic Impressions
Session Description:
The war between the North and the South steps out of the pages
of your history book and into your classroom. This program,
centering on the African American contributions to the war,
teaches the basics of the American conflict; who was involved;
where the war took place; what was used in the war and why the
war started. Learn what made the United States Colored Troops
different and what they accomplished by fighting in the Civil
War. This program will emphasize the effects on the government,
laws, and the Constitution. The Civil war soldier will enhance
your curriculum with many visual aids that make history come
alive.
Standards: Grades 3-5: History Benchmark A; People in Societies
Benchmark B; Geography Benchmark A; Government Benchmark A;
Citizenship Rights & Responsibilities Benchmark A, B
Grades 6-8: History Benchmark G; People in Societies Benchmark B; Citizenship
Rights & Responsibilities Benchmark A, B
Session Title: He Said,
She Said – The Campaign Ad Wars
Presenter: Jane Ann
Craig, Consultant, State Bar of Texas Law-Related Education
Session Description:
Spend an hour analyzing campaign ads from the 2008 race as well
as several classic ads from the past. Teachers will receive a
hand out on what to look for in an ad and student worksheet on
analysis of an ad. Also provided is a list of resources for ads
that are available on the internet will
Standards:
Grades 3-5: Government Benchmark A; SS Skills & Methods
Benchmark A, B, D
Grades 6-8: Citizenship Rights &
Responsibilities Benchmark A, B; SS Skills & Methods Benchmark
A, B
Grades 9-10: Citizenship Rights &
Responsibilities Benchmark A; SS Skills & Methods Benchmark A, B
Grades 11-12: Government
Benchmark C; SS Skills & Methods Benchmark A, B, C
Session Title: Government and
Elections in the Elementary Classroom
Presenter: Virginia
Moore, Social Studies Consultant, Ohio Department of Education;
Lori
Gellatly,
teacher, New Carlisle Elementary School
Session Description:
Virginia Moore, ODE Social Studies consultant and Lori Gellatly,
NBCT and 3rd grade social studies teacher in Clark
County will present strategies for teaching about local
government in Ohio. Virginia will share elementary strategies
and resources to use with the 2008 elections.
Standards:
Grades 3-5: Government Benchmark A, B; Citizenship
Rights & Responsibilities Benchmark B; SS Skills & Methods
Benchmark D
Session Title: 2009 Ohio
High School Mock Trial Case Presentation
Presenter: Vladimir
Belo, Esq., Bricker & Eckler LLP and Ohio Mock Trial Case
Committee Co-Chair; Lisa Eschleman, Esq., Ohio Mock Trial Case
Committee Co-Chair, Magistrate Jeffrey Ginsburg, Holmes County
Court of Common Pleas and Ohio Mock Trial Competition Committee
Chair, and Addie Natalie, Program Coordinator, Ohio Center for
Law-Related Education
Session Description:
The 2009 Ohio Mock Trial Case is released! During this session
your questions about the case, its issues, and any policy
changes in the competition will be answered.
Standards: Grades 6-8: Citizenship Rights &
Responsibilities Benchmark B; SS Skills & Methods Benchmark A
Grades 9-10: Government Benchmark
A, B; Citizenship Rights & Responsibilities Benchmark B; SS
Skills & Methods Benchmark A, B
Grades 11-12: Citizenship Rights
& Responsibilities Benchmark A, B; SS Skills & Methods Benchmark
B, D
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