Home-School Social History Mini Course: The Origins of Racism
Dear Home-Schooling Families:
Are you a homeschooling parent and/or care-taker looking to provide your high school students with a thorough and insightful history course? Attend this virtual social history class for a 3 month, bi-weekly educational journey into the historical origins of racism, designed for 10th to 12th grade students.
This comprehensive social history course for homeschool students offers an in-depth exploration that goes beyond textbooks to uncover the complex history of the age of exploration and imperialism. It will also be providing a comprehensive understanding of the social, economic, and political contexts that led to the rise of racism. Guided by Allie, an experienced World History teacher with over 20 years of classroom experience, the course features interactive and virtual classes held online on designated Tuesday’s in September, October and November at 5:30 PM, offering flexibility and convenience for homeschooling families. Through engaging discussions students will deepen their understanding of the forces that shaped societal attitudes and behaviors.
Equip your students with the knowledge to understand and critically analyze one of the most pivotal aspects of our history. Sign up today and embark on this educational journey with us! The 6-sessioned course outline will be shared on the first day of the course.
Key Details:
Duration: 3 Months/Bi-weekly
Class Time: Tuesday at 5:30 PM (Eastern Time)
Dates: September 10th and 24th; October 8th and 22nd; November 5th and 19th
Format: Virtual, live sessions
Target Audience: 10th to 12th Grade Students
To secure your spot, register and make your payment while spaces are available!