Human Rights Lawyer, Advocate and Professor

Kirsten Bowman JD

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Social Studies

Learn about the United Farmworkers Movement from the point of view of the women who lived through it.

HerStory: The American Farmworkers Movement from a Female Perspective

A review course for AP United States History including important themes, topics, and main points.

AP United States History Private Tutoring

TeachAnew

Come join us as we learn the history of each state - beginning with Indigenous history, different settlements and why people moved there, when and how it joined the union, and a brief look at historical moments and what makes it unique. 

American History - United States History

Tina Hugall MHA MBA

In this 8 week course, students will study US History from the Trail of Tears, through the Civil War, and into the Industrial Revolution. This is part 2 of a full year of US History.

United States History (Full Year) - Part 2 of 4

Nicole Trusky

This is an ongoing course that will cover American history starting from the migration during the Ice Age and concluding in the 21st century.

American / United States History

Sarah Wood

In this 8 week course, students will study US History through the American Revolution. This is part 1 of a full year of US History.

United States History (Full Year) - Part 1 of 4

This class is a multi-part exploration into the birth and development of America with focus on geography, economy, government, foreign affairs and the people who helped to shape the new nation.

United States History for Kids: Part 2 

Katrina

United States History for Kids:  Part 1 

In this semester-long American History Class for Middle School students, learners will explore U.S. History from Andrew Jackson to Reconstruction with hands-on projects, games, activities & interactive lessons in a small group setting. 

United States History for Middle School Homeschool (Part 2: 1607-1877)

Miss Tamez, M.A. History/ Secondary Education

In this 8 week course, students will study US History from the Civil Rights Movement, into the Vietnam War, through Reaganomics and Hurricane Katrina. This is part 4 of a full year of US History.

United States History (Full Year) - Part 4 Of 4

In this 8 week course, students will study US History from the turn of the 20th century through two World Wars and into the Cold War era. This is part 3 of a full year of US History.

United States History (Full Year) - Part 3 Of 4

Your learner will love learning history in Rocking Through History! Your child will journey through American and political history using the iconic Schoolhouse Rock songs!

U.S. History Rocks! United States History for Middle School

Ms. Courtney Bachelor’s in Teaching

In this 8 week course, students will study US History from the turn of the 20th century through two World Wars and into the Cold War era. This is part 3 of a full year of US History. 

United States History (Full Year) - Part 3 of 4 - Self-Paced

In this United States History class, learners explore the key events, people, and ideas that shaped America, from its founding to modern times.  

Social Studies for Fifth Grade - United States History - Full Curriculum

Learning Adventures Academy

In this self-paced Social  Studies Class for High School students, learners will explore U.S. History from Reconstruction through the Present with hands-on projects, games, activities & interactive lessons in a small group setting. 

United States History Curriculum for High School Homeschool (Part 2: 1877-Today)

In this self-paced Social Studies class for High School students, learners will explore U.S. History from Pre-contact through Reconstruction with hands-on projects, games, activities & interactive lessons in a small group setting. 

United States History Curriculum for High School Homeschool (Part 1: 1607-1877)

In this 8 week course, students will study US History from the Civil Rights Movement, into the Vietnam War, through Reaganomics and the War on Terror and into present day. This is part 4 of a full year of US History. 

United States History (Full Year) - Part 4 of 4 - Self-Paced

This class is designed to help students to analyze historical information and consider the perspective from which it has been reported.

It's All Perspective: History Depends on Who's Telling It - A Self Paced Course

This class will offer instruction and practice on debating skills, with different formats and topics to try. 

The Great Debate: An Introduction to Speech and Debate

Each week in this ongoing class learners will be given a global event scenario and then re-imagine the world according to their speculation of how that event will affect the geopolitical map.  Come enhance your geography, map making and political skills while meeting friends and having fun.

Geopolitics and Speculative Map Making:  What Would the World Look Like If ...

A deep dive into the realm of international refugee law, this course aims to help learners understand the various definitions and causes of migration, and the challenges and legal obligations of the international community in finding solutions.

In Search of Home: Refugees, Immigrants and Asylum Seekers

Come discuss one international event happening each week from a globalist perspective, gaining insight into world events and how they affect us all.

Beyond the Headline: Discuss Critical World Events With a UN Human Rights Lawyer

This ongoing debate club is for debaters who are ready to take their debating skills to the next level while researching the most important topics of our time.

Speech and Debate Club: Current Events from the U.S. and Around the World

This ongoing course will allow learners to critically analyze news stories of the day. Keep up with current events while you practice critical thinking skills in order to become informed consumers of current day issues. 

News Analysis:  Critical Analysis of the Most Important News of the Day

Together we will consider the different ways  in which we receive news, how to analyze new sources for bias, where to find different sources for news and how to critically analyze the news that you find. Come improve your news literacy!!

Democracy Dies in the Dark: How to Read and Critically Analyze the News

This course will study the past and present day relationship between Iran and Israel and explore the legal and geopolitical forces at work in the present conflict.

Waging War:  Israel and Iran

In this ongoing club class, each week we will practice our debating skills with a different subject and format.  

Ongoing Speech and Debate Club:  The Art and Eloquence of Arguing

Calling all legal eagles - come explore the law each week to learn how to read, interpret and critically analyze the most important United States Supreme Court decisions.  

Justice Served:  Ongoing Supreme Court Case Discussion 

In this course, students will learn about black history beginning with Ancient African kingdoms and societies. 

Black History From a Decolonized Perspective (African American History) 

Kind Academy-Online MicroSchool for Future Leaders

In this 8 week class for 10 to 15 year olds, students will learn about black history beginning with Ancient African kingdoms and societies.

Self Paced Black History From a Decolonized Perspective African American History

In the second part of our highly popular course, students will learn even more about black history beginning with Ancient African kingdoms and societies. 

Part 2 Black History From a Decolonized Perspective 

We will learn about black history from a decolonized perspective, anti-racism, diversity, equity, and inclusion. 

5 to 10 Year-Old Black History From a Decolonized Perspective 

Take a fun historical peek at the American Wild West as told by the chickens that were there! Including characters such as Wyatt Earp, Doc Holiday, Davy Crockett, Chief Joseph, Esther Hobart - and more - over 25 different short chapters!

A Chicken Was There: American Wild West History From a Poultry Perspective

Heidi Lathrem, MA: Homesteading/Farm & Video Games

In this course students will learn about Black History from Decolonized Perspective

13-18 Years Old Black History From a Decolonized Perspective

In this 8 week course students will be learn a balanced, inclusive, and decolonized U.S. History and American History

U.S. History From a Decolonized and Inclusive Perspective

This American History course offers a comprehensive, engaging journey from pre-Columbian societies to the modern era, covering major events like the American Revolution, Civil War, Reconstruction, and 20th-century transformations. 

The American Odyssey: From Ancient Legends to the Modern Era

Brent Davis

English

Explore female rage and resilience in this 12-week book club through powerful novels, journaling, and creative playlist projects. Analyze characters who defy silence and oppression, and find your own voice in the process.

Burn It Down: A Female Rage Book Club for Teens (Ages 14–18)

Molly McGill, M.A.

This course will cover the major points of the American Revolution. This is a 3-week course with 45-minute lessons each week. 

The American Revolution (Self-Paced)

Ami Garnett, M.A. 

In this engaging history camp tailored for 9-13 year olds, your child will step into the shoes of Revolutionary-era patriots and explore the events that shaped America's fight for independence. 

History Course: The American Revolution

Mrs. Durant, BA-Elem. Ed, Star Educator

Explore fame, beauty, and the cost of ambition in this 12-week book club. Through bold novels, journaling, and creative projects, students will unpack the glitter and grief behind powerful women’s lives — and reclaim their own voice.

Glamour, Power, Fame, and Destruction: A Female Rage Book Club (Ages 14-18)

Science & Nature

This is one-on-one tutoring for students enrolled in a physical science class (learning physics), a general physics course or an AP Physics 1 course. Grades 6-12.

Help With Physics From a Certified Teacher! 

Gina Riegert, M.Ed.

Travel with me through the American West to explore the history of many abandoned towns located in the western part of the United States.  We will learn all about how these towns came to be, why they are now abandoned and why they are considered Ghost Towns.

Exploring Abandoned Towns (Ghost Towns) of the American West

Mrs. Thorn, BA-Elem. Ed

In this one time class learners will learn about the American Civil War while playing Bingo #academic

HerStory: The American Farmworkers Movement from a Female Perspective

Kirsten Bowman JD

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