Teachers! Have you ever wondered what made a High Schooler tick?Have you ever wanted to connect with them in a more effective way?Take a listen to some of your colleagues wrestle with the same issues!Do you have any effective strategies? Comments? Connect with us on Twitter: <a href="https://twitter.com/PDXTablePodcast">@PDXTablePodcast </a> AND <a href="https://twitter.com/PDXteach">@PDXteach</a>

Teachers! Have you ever wondered what made a High Schooler tick? Have you ever wanted to connect with them in a more effective way? Take a listen to some of your colleagues wrestle with the same issues! Do you have any effective strategies? Comments? Connect with us on Twitter: @PDXTablePodcast AND @PDXteach

Teachers! Have you ever wondered what made a High Schooler tick?Have you ever wanted to connect with them in a more effective way?Take a listen to some of your colleagues wrestle with the same issues!Do you have any effective strategies? Comments? Connect with us on Twitter: <a href="https://twitter.com/PDXTablePodcast" rel="noopener noreferrer">@PDXTablePodcast&nbsp;</a>&nbsp;AND&nbsp;<a href="https://twitter.com/PDXteach" rel="noopener noreferrer">@PDXteach</a>

Episode 9 The PDX Roundtable #10-  Connecting with Today's High School Students

The PDX Roundtable is an ongoing, meaningful and exciting conversation for Social Studies teachers. Active analysis of events both current and historical culminates in practical classroom strategy suggestions and lesson plan ideas. The PDX Roundtable fosters Social Studies excellence.This is a trip worth taking and you can join in with your comments, questions and suggestions! There are NO FREE RIDES.We are all individuals with valuable contributions to make.TIME TO BRING THEM TO THE TABLE!Follow on Twitter @PDXTablePodcast

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Episode 9 The PDX Roundtable #10- Connecting with Today's High School Students

Episode 9 The PDX Roundtable #10- Connecting with Today's High School Students