Restorying Social Studies

from The Parent Scoop · host Ameena Ghaffar-Kucher

In this week's episode we enter the world of social studies to explore the possibilities of restorying our past, understanding the present, and restoring our future. Our parent guest this week is Noreen Naseem Rodriguez, PhD, a professor of elementary social studies at Iowa State University, and a mom of two. We discuss what social studies is; pushing back against dominant narratives and explore hidden histories; and how to watch the new PBS Asian American documentary with our kids. Follow Noreen on twitter at: @naseemrdz ***Episode notes*** Social studies in perspective Pushing back against the dominant narratives Exploring hidden histories PBS' Asian Americans documentary Reflecting on heritage months Documenting the present

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