The BCPS Office of Secondary Social Studies Content Corner video series project has been designed to enable teachers to enrich the content knowledge of their peers so they can make clear and effective instructional decisions for their students. Teacher surveys determined the most desired content topics and experienced teachers were tasked with creating short videos to share with others. Do you have a topic to suggest? Contact the office by clicking HERE.

	Teacher Chris Lambert, Franklin High School, explains the historical and legal effects of the Warren and Burger Courts. (13:56)
	Teacher Adam Sutton, Overlea High School, explains monetary policy (Federal Reserve) and applying the content to consumer behaviors, such as taking out a new car loan. (15:00)
	Teacher Jennifer Filosa, Pikesville High School, explains how fiscal policy is used to address economic growth and meeting a variety of socio-economic needs. (14:60)
	Teacher Missy Parsons, Towson High School, examines the origins of founding democratic principles through analyzing influential documents. (12:28)
	Teacher Mary Elizabeth White, Towson High School, takes a deep dive into the Great dissenter, Justice Harlan, placing his actions and ideas in historical context and examining the legacy of the Plessy v. Ferguson. (20:33)
	Teacher Mary Elizabeth White, Towson High School, takes a deep dive the landmark Supreme Court case, New Jersey v. TLO and discusses what makes a search reasonable and the limits of search and seizure protections for students. She continues to link it to more recent cases and suggests possible ways to include them in instruction. (16:25)
	Teacher Mary Elizabeth White, Towson High School, takes a deep dive into the landmark Supreme Court cases, Marbury v. Madison and McCulloch v. Maryland, examining the short- and long-term effects. (30:23)
	Teacher Mary Elizabeth White, Towson High School, takes a deep dive into the landmark Supreme Court case of Brown v.Board of Education. (9:24)
	Teacher Mary Elizabeth White, Towson High School, takes a deep dive into the landmark Supreme Court cases, Gideon v. Wainwright and Miranda v. Arizona (begins at 26:53) (49:45)
	Teacher Mary Elizabeth White, Towson High School, takes a deep dive into the landmark Supreme Court case, Tinker v. Des Moines, examining students’ rights. (30:23)

Updated 8/24/16