Tadashi Dozono

Excited to have my first paper coauthored with an undergrad out in the world! If you've ever wondered about the critical affordances of teaching SS methods through econ and geo simultaneously, this paper is for you. Free link here and I'm always happy to share:

www.tandfonline.com/eprint/DCXN9...

In their new edited volume, Drs. Santiago and @tadashidozono.bsky.social "offer practical pedagogy grounded in critical theory that seeks to transform social studies classes into more culturally responsive spaces." Read Dr. Gillikin's review here: buff.ly/l80HjPb @harvard-ed-press.bsky.social

SHIFTING THE LENS IN HISTORY EDUCATION edited by Maribel Santiago and @tadashidozono.bsky.social "offers practical pedagogy grounded in critical theory that seeks to transform social studies classes into more culturally responsive spaces." —@tcrecord.bsky.social https://bit.ly/4mC7Xce

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Looking to do some summer reading? If so, we're offering 30% off all our books when you use code JSML25 at checkout! Learn more about SHIFTING THE LENS IN HISTORY EDUCATION edited by Maribel Santiago and @tadashidozono.bsky.social, and the rest of our new titles here: https://bit.ly/43rzGVd

Starting to plan out my sabbatical for next year. Any tips for how to spend the time and/or organize my time? I’ve gone one new big data collection project, and hoping to start another data collection process too.

Shifting the Lens in History Education A persuasive collection that considers how centering the knowledge and perspectives of historically marginalized groups enriches K–12 history teaching and ...

SHIFTING THE LENS IN HISTORY EDUCATION edited by Maribel Santiago and @tadashidozono.bsky.social "pulls together leading scholars of color in social studies to offer a much-needed salve for the wounds perpetuated by white supremacy.” —@profwayneau.bsky.social https://bit.ly/4iGjNAW

Book cover for "Shifting the Lens in History Education" by Maribel Santiago and Tadashi Dozono. Next to the cover: "Save 20% with sales code HCPR25 at hep.gse.harvard.edu."

In SHIFTING THE LENS IN HISTORY EDUCATION, Maribel Santiago, @tadashidozono.bsky.social, and a team of educational scholars call for history education that honors and respects the past and future agency of historically marginalized communities. https://bit.ly/4iGjNAW

HEP author @tadashidozono.bsky.social sat down for an interview with us and spoke about takeaways from his new book, SHIFTING THE LENS IN HISTORY EDUCATION, which he co-edited with Maribel Santiago. Learn more about this title by watching a clip from this discussion: https://bit.ly/4ldNxXr

During an interview with us, HEP author Maribel Santiago explored research from her new book, SHIFTING THE LENS IN HISTORY EDUCATION, which she co-edited with @tadashidozono.bsky.social. Watch a clip from this conversation: https://bit.ly/4liXrqF

Thanks Andrew! I’d love to come to NZ and engage in the community-centered work there!

My book release event at CSU Channel Islands has been rescheduled for May 1st!

"Curricular materials often represent People of Color as one dimensional...teaching children that they are only supposed to feel one way or play minor roles, and therefore limiting their emotional range and agency." —Maribel Santiago and @tadashidozono.bsky.social https://bit.ly/3Do9cLj

"For over a hundred years, since before the establishment of public schools, historically marginalized racial/ethnic communities created their own spaces to nurture, heal, and address the specific needs of their communities." —Maribel Santiago and @tadashidozono.bsky.social https://bit.ly/3Do9cLj

In their Voices in Education blog post, HEP authors Maribel Santiago and @tadashidozono.bsky.social provide "guidance on how to engage in community-based practices in the midst of these fraught times." Read the post here: https://bit.ly/3Do9cLj

In the latest Voices in Education blog post, HEP authors Maribel Santiago and @tadashidozono.bsky.social discuss research from their new, co-edited book, SHIFTING THE LENS IN HISTORY EDUCATION: https://bit.ly/3Do9cLj

Now is the Time: History as Healing and Resistance - Harvard Education Press We began planning our book back in 2020 when whole cities were burning, protesting against the modern-day lynching of Black people.

Maribel and I wrote up a short piece on Harvard Education Press' blog about our new book! hep.gse.harvard.edu/blog/2025/04...

New book with co-editor Maribel Santiago coming out next month with Harvard Education Press!

California Council for the Social Studies (CCSS) 64th Annual Conference, March 7-9 in Burlingame. "Change and Continuity in Social Studies: Navigating the Course." Keynote Speakers: Kristen E. Duncan, Ph.D. Friday, March 7, 2025 at 5:00 pm PT "Civics in the Margins: Understanding Civic Embodiment in Communities of Color. ↵Tadashi Dozono, Ph.D. Saturday, March 8, 2025 at 9:00 am PT. "It's a Discipline Problem: How Eugenic Ideology Persists Within Social Studies Curricula" ↵Plus over 130 unique sessions and events.↵Join us! #CCSS25↵ccss.org/conference2025

📢 #CCSS25 Keynote Speakers:
@drkristenduncan.bsky.social Civics in the Margins: Understanding Civic Embodiment in Communities of Color
& @tadashidozono.bsky.social It’s a Discipline Problem: How Eugenic Ideology Persists Within Social Studies Curricula
+130 sessions & events🎉 ccss.org/conference2025