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Greatest Empires-South America Edition
Class experience
US Grade 4 - 7
In this one time class, students will learn about the greatest empires that ever lived in South America. This class will start with a weekly current event. (Current event will be appropriate for this age group.) Students will have the opportunity to engage in discussion and critical thinking skills with their classmates. I will encourage all learners to participate in class discussion and classwork. It is my goal to reach all learners and to ensure they are obtaining the information. I...
Certified teacher and college instructor for Grambling State University. I have taught about these great empires at the college level at Wiley State University, Grambling State University and Jarvis Christian College. I currently do teach this topic at Grambling State University. This is my 5th year teaching college. I studied South America culture and history. I have both my Bachalors and Masters Degree in History.
Homework Offered
Assessments Offered
Upon parents request.Grades Offered
Printable
Source/Book: The Latin American Cultural Studies Reader by Ana Del Sarto and Culture and Traditions by Eric Foner (you DO NOT have to purchase). These are the book I will be referencing. All materials is appropriated for learners. Students will learn how one empire's cruel ending was another's wealthy beginning, this will be a teachable moment for student. I will NOT discussion religion with learners. However, racism and discrimination against the Indigenous will be discussed in class, as a teachable moment. We will discuss race as far as distinguishing the groups and the location of those involved in the invasion of South America.
Source/Book: The Latin American Cultural Studies Reader by Ana Del Sarto and Culture and Tradition by Eric Foner (you DO NOT have to purchase). These are the book I will be referencing.
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Group Class
$8
per classMeets once
30 min
Live video meetings
Ages: 9-13
3-9 learners per class