DBQ 202: Building Better Arguments: Teaching Students to Write with Evidence--ALTERNATE LOCATION - 37450

Writing strong historical arguments begins long before students start an essay. This session explores practical strategies for moving students from source analysis to effective writing. Participants will develop approaches for building thesis statements and claim-evidence-reasoning paragraphs, evaluate student work, and use rubrics and class score sheets to identify trends and drive instruction. The focus throughout is simple: helping social studies teachers become more confident teachers of writing.

Schedule & Location
2/18/2027 9:00 am - 4:00 pm
ESC Region 10 400 E. Spring Valley Road, Richardson, 75081-5101
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Audiences
Teacher - Elementary (Grades 1-5), Teacher - General Education, Teacher - High School (Grades 9-12), Teacher - Middle School (Grades 6-8), Instructional Coaches/Support Specialists, Instructional Leaders, Teacher - ESL (English as a Second Language), Teacher - Gifted Talented/Advanced Academics, Teacher - Special Education, Teacher Certification Candidate
Objectives
Given a set of student writing samples and an argument rubric, Social Studies teachers will evaluate historical claims and evidence to construct a targeted instructional plan that addresses student writing trends.
Session 65746
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Registration Deadline 2/18/2027
Credit Type Continuing Professional Education
Duration 06:00
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Presenter
Keith Hyndshaw The DBQ Project


Crystal Klose

For assistance contact:

Crystal Klose
Instructional Content Coach
cklose@esc11.net
(817) 740-7578

Christine Thompson

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Christine Thompson

CThompson@esc11.net