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Friday, March 4 • 10:30am - 11:15am
NHD- Bringing Critical Thinking, Choice, and Competition Together

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The National History Day model is a PBL that promotes and builds inquiry and critical thinking skills while giving students as individuals or groups choice of topic and format. The model addresses many standards in both the ELA and Social Studies curricula, as well as other subjects depending on the topic chosen. In this session, participants will explore a variety of resources to use while managing students working on a variety of topics. Some of these tools include interactive resources on DocsTeach and leveled reading in Britannica. Participants will take on the role of middle and high school students as they choose topics related to a theme, choose format (including website and documentary creation), and find appropriate, reliable resources for research. Participants will share their ideas and discoveries with others in the room through online discussion. Once the PBL is completed, students and teachers can choose to enter regional, state, and national competitions.
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Ashley Coons

AIG Specialist, Davidson County Schools

Friday March 4, 2022 10:30am - 11:15am EST
302A
  Concurrent, Digital Content and instruction
  • Grade Span 6-8, 9-12, School Administrators, District Administrators
  • Devices Chromebooks, iPads, Tablets, Macbooks, PC Laptops, SmartPhones, Other
  • Diversity Diversity: The NHD model celebrates diversity and allows students to choose any topic in history as long as it relates to a broad annual theme. Students can research topics exploring their own culture's history or learn more about a different one. They can study any social and community topic locally, nationally, or globally. Equity: The NHD model is accessible to students and teachers, no matter their socio-economic background or ability level. Format options include historical papers and a free website-building domain that can be accessed in any school or public library. Students can use resources appropriate to their level accessed online or in libraries. Inclusion: THe NHD model is ideal for students from all backgrounds and ability levels. Students with learning disabilities or who have other situations that impact their ability to learn can grow from using this model along with gifted learners who can attain a greater depth of understanding. The NDH model is a wonderful tool for ALL students!
  • Level Beginner
  • Room 302A

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