Thursday, February 27, 2025
6:00-7:30 PM ET
Document-Based Questions, which require sophisticated historical thinking and literacy skills, are often inaccessible to multilingual learners. This session for grade 6-12 social studies teachers will present a methodology for making DBQs accessible to MLLs, through scaffolding tools and model DBQs created by a team of history teachers and EL specialists from Massachusetts through a Library of Congress grant.
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This webinar is free of charge, but you must register to participate. It is designed for grade 6-12 social studies teachers, administrators and anyone interested in supporting immigrant youth.
Meet the Presenters
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Abigail Driscoll
Interim Assistant Director of Multilingual Learners, Lynn Public Schools, Lynn, MA
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Whitney Nielsen
History Teacher, Hudson Public Schools, Hudson, MA
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Todd Wallingford
Director of Humanities, Hudson Public Schools, Hudson, MA
President, Massachusetts Council for the Social Studies
Please note: The views expressed by guest presenters are their own and do not necessarily reflect the views of The Immigrant Learning Center.