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What Did They Do Back Then? 8 Week Class Volume 1
Children Throughout History
Dr Anne Holdorph
Average rating:5.0Number of reviews:(418)
In this ongoing class, we will learn about what it was like to be a child in different points in history.
Class experience
US Grade Kindergarten - 3
Most history classes look at what life was like for adults, but in this class we will explore what it was like to grow up and be a child at different points in history. We'll learn about different toys, what children did all day and what they wore. We'll look at famous children from history such as Tutankhamen and think about what life would have been like in different points in the past. We'll talk about what school was like in the past (and who went to school) and think about how children...
Learners will: Learn about childhood at different points in the past, Learn about different toys and hobbies from the past Learn about what children did all day.
I am a qualified teacher and I have a PhD in history. My PhD focussed on the history of childhood and gender and I have been a part of the Society of the Study of Childhood in the Past, have attended seminars and conferences on up-to date scholarship and given lectures on childhood to other academics.
Learners will not need to use any apps or websites beyond the standard Outschool tools.
At times, we will be talking about prejudice and stereotypes, in particular, about how boys and girls have been treated in the past. I will ensure that this is presented in an age appropriate way by saying that 'in the past, some people thought that women weren't able to do the things that men can do'. Please ensure that you and your learner are comfortable talking about discrimination. In particular, please note that we will be talking about racial segregation, segregated schooling and schools for Native American children in the week on 1920s USA. In the week we talk about Australian convicts, we will be discussing how sometimes young children were sent away from their families and lived a harsh life, including some of the punishments that people faced.
This course will draw on a variety of sources from history, art history, archeology, anthropology and sociology.
Average rating:5.0Number of reviews:(418)
Hello! My name is Anne and I live in the UK. I am so excited to be here on Outschool and share some of the things I am passionate about with you all. I am looking forward to teaching history classes, as well as some classes in reading and...
Group Class
$15
weekly1x per week
45 min
Completed by 103 learners
Live video meetings
Ages: 5-9
1-9 learners per class
