Black History Course || Music, Arts, and Medicine | Ongoing | Ages (12-16)
In this interactive African American History course PART TWO, students will learn about the important contributions of black historical figures in music, arts, and medicine, gaining insight into how they shaped these fields today.
Zhane A
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What's included
1 live meeting
30 mins in-class hours per weekClass Experience
US Grade 7 - 10
This class will start in the FALL semester of 2024 and continue on. - I HAVE A CLASS FOR YOUNGER LEARNERS Welcome to part two of African American History ongoing class! In this course, we'll be exploring the remarkable contributions of Black figures in music, arts, and medicine. Whether you're new to the subject or eager to learn more about the contributions of Black figures in MEDICINE, MUSIC, and ARTS, this class is open to all. Join us as we explore the captivating stories and achievements that have shaped these industries and enriched our understanding of Black history. All are welcome to embark on this enlightening journey with us! I'm thrilled to guide you through this exploration of Black history and its impact on our world. I want to highlight how Black people have played in shaping not only the music industry today but also arts and medicine. From inventing genres and influencing popular styles in music to making groundbreaking contributions in arts and medicine, black individuals have continuously pushed boundaries and redefined excellence. By acknowledging and celebrating their contributions, we honor diversity and ensure that their stories are heard and appreciated across all fields. This will be a fun, informative, and interactive class. If you have any questions please feel to send a message :) If the days and times listed don't quite fit your schedule, let's find a better day and time that works for you. Music: African American Musical Icons September 24: Louis Armstrong October 1: Aretha Franklin October 8: Nat King Cole October 15: Nina Simone October 22: Ray Charles October 29: Chuck Berry November 5: Bob Marley November 12: Sam Cooke November 19: The Rise of Hip-Hop November 26: James Brown December 3: Jackson 5 December 10: Whitney Houston December 17: Etta James December 24: The Supremes January 7: Stevie Wonder Medicine: African American Achievements in Medicine January 14: Introduction to the History of African Americans in Medicine January 21: Dr. James McCune Smith January 28: Dr. Charles Drew February 4: Henrietta Lacks February 11: Dr. Daniel Hale Williams February 18: Dr. Rebecca Lee Crumpler February 25: Dr. Patricia Bath March 4: Dr. Ben Carson March 11: Dr. Levi Watkins Jr. March 18: Dr. Jane C. Wright, MD March 25: Dr. Mary Eliza Mahoney April 1: Dr. Alexander Thomas Augusta Arts: Pioneers in African American Arts April 8: Harlem Renaissance April 15: Aaron Douglas April 22: Jacob Lawrence April 29: Augusta Savage May 6: Maya Angelou May 13: Langston Hughes May 20: Faith Ringgold May 27: Gordon Parks June 3: James Baldwin June 10: Alvin Ailey June 17: Josephine Baker Second Part of Music: African American Musical Icons June 24: Scott Joplin July 1: Bessie Smith July 8: Duke Ellington July 15: Ella Fitzgerald July 22: Otis Redding July 29: Sister Rosetta Tharpe August 5: Sammy Davis Jr. August 12: B.B. King August 19: Prince It is important to know that I am very honest in my classes. I don't sugarcoat history but I truthfully tell it in an age-appropriate manner. I like my classes to be interactive, so there will be many opportunities to participate in class discussions. Each student will have an opportunity to share their thoughts and opinions. Participation is encouraged but not required. If you have any questions about the class or suggestions please send a message. This class could possibly go over 30 minutes, it is important to give each student the opportunity to speak and ask questions. THIS IS AN ONGOING CLASS, STUDENTS CAN JOIN AT ANYTIME, PAUSE, OR OPT OUT AT ANYTIME THROUGH THE YEAR :)
Other Details
Parental Guidance
This class may discuss sensitive topics such as racism, segregation, and slavery, and how these historical realities have impacted the experiences of African Americans throughout history (just like in my other classes)
External Resources
Learners will not need to use any apps or websites beyond the standard Outschool tools.
Sources
https://cnu.libguides.com/psafricanamericans/music
https://cnu.libguides.com/psafricanamericans/arts
https://cnu.libguides.com/psafricanamericans/health
https://www.archives.gov/research/african-americans/individuals - Most will come from these sources
https://libguides.utdallas.edu/african-american-life/sources/primary-sources
Teacher expertise and credentials
Bachelor's Degree from University of North Florida
As an ESL Teacher and Tutor, I have taught classes on African American history, American Figures, Racism, and the civil rights movement for over 4 years. I have experience in teaching this subject to students in elementary, middle, and high school. I also have experience tutoring college students. I have a degree in Communications, so I will be able to communicate and teach this topic without being biased. I was able to research, write essays, and give speeches about this topic throughout college. I was trained by professionals to understand history and the issues surrounding history. Most importantly, I will allow each student to express their thoughts and opinions about this topic. This will help them communicate and show what they have learned. It is very important to include all students. I have taught African American history for 2 years. I studied communications in colleges, which heavily focused on Afro and African American studies. To add on, I had the opportunity to study African American music in college.
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Live Group Class
$11
weekly1x per week
30 min
Completed by 11 learners
Live video meetings
Ages: 12-15
1-13 learners per class
