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  <title>Restorying Social Studies</title>
  <description>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.&amp;amp;nbsp; 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.&amp;amp;nbsp; Follow Noreen on twitter at: @naseemrdz &amp;amp;nbsp; ***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  </description>
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