What's included
72 live meetings
60 in-class hoursHomework
1-2 hours per week. Sometimes homework will be assigned in the form of a worksheet to be completed, an informative essay to be written, or a project to be made.Assessment
If you would like a formal assessment, please let me know.Class Experience
US Grade 8 - 11
This course is designed to teach American history from the earliest settlers to current times. It will be taught through lectures and slides (through NearPod) for those who are auditory and/or visual learners. It will also have interactive activities, videos, discussions, and games to help students remember the material being taught. These will be through the apps/websites NearPod and Blooket (neither need existing accounts). Each lesson will cover something new, so students may join in anytime without feeling lost. Sometimes homework will be assigned as a worksheet (through NearPod) to be completed, an informative essay to be written, or a project to be made. Unit 1: Prehistory-Early 1600s (Early people in America, Indigenous Peoples in North America, The Price of Expansion, The Atlantic World) Unit 2: Colonial America (Virginia, 13 Colonies, Regional Differences, Rising Tensions, Parliament & Protests, Beginnings of War) Unit 3: 1776-1791 (American Revolution, A New Government, President Precedents) Unit 4: American Expansion 1801-1861 (Presidents, The War of 1812, Growing a Nation, Westward Expansion, Texas secedes, The Mexican-American War, Reform) Unit 5: Civil War, & Reconstruction (1850s-1870s) Unit 6: Reshaping the Nation (1850-1917) - (Collision of Cultures, 2nd Industrial Revolution, New Immigrants & New Cities, Progressivism, Expansion, Spanish-American War, Imperialism) Unit 7: Modern America 1900s-1930s (WWI, The Roaring '20s, The Great Depression) Unit 8: WWII (1930s-1945) - WWII Begins, US Home Front, America Enters the War in Europe, War in the Pacific Unit 9: Post-WWII Era (1945-1990) - Korean War, Baby Boom, The Civil Rights Movement, Civil Rights Grow, Space Race, The Cold War, New Presidents Unit 10: Current-ish Events - (The '90s, '00s, and 2020)
Syllabus
10 Units
72 Lessons
over 36 WeeksUnit 1: Prehistory - Early 1600s
Lesson 1:
Early People in America
50 mins online live lesson
Lesson 2:
Early People in America
50 mins online live lesson
Lesson 3:
Indigenous People in North America
50 mins online live lesson
Lesson 4:
Indigenous People in North America
50 mins online live lesson
Other Details
Parental Guidance
Because history is filled with victories and losses of lands, sensitive topics will occur. The mistreatment and genocide of Indigenous People, slavery, Jim Crow laws, and racism will be covered.
Language of Instruction
English
Teacher expertise and credentials
I have a degree in history and spend several years taking various history classes (US history, WWI & WWII studies, Texas, California, New Mexico, New York, theology, economics, government, civics, ethics, and American Civil Rights).
Reviews
Live Group Course
$30
weekly or $1,080 for 72 classes2x per week, 36 weeks
50 min
Completed by 2 learners
Live video meetings
Ages: 13-17
1-10 learners per class
Financial Assistance
Tutoring
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