Self-Paced: Revolutionary Minds: Scientific Revolution and the Battle for Truth

What will be taught?

This class explores the Scientific Revolution, focusing on the groundbreaking discoveries of Galileo, Copernicus, Kepler, and Newton. Students will examine how these ideas challenged traditional beliefs and shaped modern science.
What topics will you cover?

The heliocentric theory and its impact
The role of the printing press in spreading scientific ideas
Conflicts between science and the Catholic Church
The contributions of key scientists
The lasting effects of the Scientific Revolution on modern thought
How is your class structured?

The class consists of a mix of lectures, discussions, interactive activities, and project-based learning. Students will engage with historical sources, analyze scientific discoveries, and complete a final mini-documentary project.
How will you teach?

The course is taught through a combination of storytelling, historical analysis, and hands-on activities. Students will explore primary sources, watch video explanations, and engage in guided discussions.
What’s your teaching style?

The teaching style is interactive and inquiry-based, encouraging students to think critically, ask questions, and make connections between past and present scientific advancements.
How much will learners get to interact with you?

Learners will interact through live discussions, guided activities, and feedback on assignments. The class includes:
Lectures covering key concepts
Discussions on historical conflicts and discoveries
Interactive activities such as virtual museum tours and debates
Video clips to visualize scientific breakthroughs
A final mini-documentary project, where students receive individualized feedback