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African American Book Club & Discussion Group
Class experience
US Grade 6 - 9
African American Book Club & Discussion Group Do you want to expand your child’s curriculum by including African American literature? Do you want your child to discuss African American literature from an insightful perspective? Come join our monthly book discussion. No written papers or long literary precis, instead students will engage in critical thinking and intelligent discourse. Book discussions will center on the overall themes of the books, character motivations and the prevailing...
Students will grow to appreciate the beauty and significance of African American literature.
As an African-American mother teacher and avid reader with a heart to help others love and appreciate some of the most beautiful literature in the world. Carter shares with heart and scholastic grit some of the finer points of great literature. She has also served on a racial reconciliation committee and an anti-racist committee at two nonprofits. My professional bio: Carter is a busy homeschooling mother (of five), author, speaker and a college professor with a passion to help others. Besides teaching, she has written broadly on spiritual growth, education, and special needs She is the author of several books including Organize Your Life, Essential Writing Skills for the College Bound Student, Inspire the Writer in Your Child and Organize Your AD/HD Child. In addition to writing fiction and poetry in her spare time, she blogs regularly on issues of clarity in written communication, college admissions and the Christian family. She has a BA in English, a MFA in Writing and has done graduate study in Special Education and College Admission. Active in her local homeschool group, she has taught college-prep coop classes for several years. She has also written numerous literary guides and won academic awards for her writing. Her books have been translated into Japanese, Hebrew, German, Czech and Polish. Carter's curriculum and writing classes focus on equipping students with the vital skills for lifetime communication success. Her curriculum and classes are marked by a sense of depth, yet simplicity that nurture a love of writing in students.
Learners will not need to use any apps or websites beyond the standard Outschool tools.
These pieces were chosen after reviewing middle school and high school multicultural anthologies. Historic videos for children will be suggested for hard to understand ideas. The instructor has served on two racial reconciliation committees for nonprofit groups, and has written extensively on black literature. Below is one of her blog posts on how to use black literature in your homeschool . Here is one of her posts: https://hslda.org/post/why-celebrating-black-history-month-is-so-important
Collegiate Learning instructors (AKA Cheryl Carter Creative Classroom) teach writing, reading, publishing and critical thinking skills to K-12 students. The mission of Collegiate Learning is to prepare learners to do well in higher education....
Group Class
$21
weekly1x per week
40 min
Completed by 67 learners
Live video meetings
Ages: 11-16
4-8 learners per class