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Western Civilizations-The Basics

Rick Hudgel, B.S., M.S., M.Ed.

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Social Studies

This course teaches high schoolers to critically evaluate primary and secondary sources, using world history examples from the Enlightenment to today. Students will develop analysis and argumentation skills essential for academic success.

Learn to analyze world history sources for credibility like a pro! Understand bias, consistency, and reputation while diving into events from the Enlightenment to today.

Trust Issues: Figuring Out What's Real in History

Life Skills

In this ongoing class each week is a new mind blowing critical thinking lesson.

Critical Thinking Mind Explosion

Wild and Unstructured Learning

Enhance logical reasoning & critical thinking abilities. Engage in a series of logic challenges, puzzles,& exercises. Gain confidence to take on any challenge. Including Academic Decathlon Training. 

1:1 Logic & Critical Thinking Training

Aaron Potsick

English

In this course, we will complete a different critical thinking puzzle each week.  We will complete logic puzzles, brain teasers, and more!

Ongoing Weekly Enrichment - Critical Thinking Games!

Kimberly Couch, M.Ed.

Critical Thinking in Math and Reading is designed to help learners improve thinking skills.   Learners will identify similarities and differences, sequences, grouping and analogies.  These skills will help learners in Math and Reading.

Critical Thinking in Math and Reading

Ksandra Mobley/Virtual Teaching Specialist

In this 5-Session Class, students will watch 2 episodes per day of a fun but challenging Critical Thinking Reality Show and we will discuss our findings at the end of each class.

Critical Thinking Video Reality Series

Lance Davis B.S. Criminal Justice

Unlocking the full potential of young minds with the excitement of strategic puzzle games! This ongoing, 1:1 class combines enjoyment with cognitive growth, problem-solving abilities, strategic thinking, and intellectual enrichment.

Brain Wizards: Critical Thinking With Puzzles!

M. Maya Taylor

This class helps teens develop critical thinking skills to evaluate information and make informed decisions. Students will engage in discussions and problem-solving activities to improve their ability to think logically.



Critical Thinking Skills: How to Analyze and Evaluate Information

Imran Mir

In this 6-week class, students will be given tools on how to think critically and then given an opportunity to use those skills. 

Critical Thinking in the Real World

Veronica Copenhaver

Science & Nature

In this ongoing weekly course I will tutor one student directly in various critical thinking and philosophy topics. 

Private Tutoring | Critical Thinking | 1 on 1 Weekly

Teacher Nathan S. (MA)

Games & Hobbies

In this ongoing course, learners are challenged to solve puzzles, discuss ideas, strategize and be creative. Learners will team up with Link to develop critical thinking skills, connect with others and save Hyrule. 

Legend of Zelda Critical Thinking Class + Social Club

Teacher Kristin BA TEFL TESL

In this one-time class, learners will use critical thinking skills to solve a mystery at the Furry Friends Animal Shelter.  Learners will solve puzzles, brainteasers, and riddles throughout the class, and will solve the mystery by the end. 

Mystery at the Furry Friends Animal Shelter - Puzzles Critical Thinking 

Rachel Guritz

This private critical thinking class helps students develop problem-solving skills through fun puzzles, riddles, and mystery games. The activities are designed to boost creativity, confidence, and logical thinking.

1:1 Game-Based Critical Thinking Tutoring: Puzzles, Mysteries and More!

Amy Massack

In this ongoing one-to-one life skills course, we look at a different scenario each week. Learners share their ideas through discussion and debate. Learners will develop their decision making skills, creativity, curiosity and problem-solving.

One-to-one 1:1 Ongoing Critical Thinking Skills

Let's Go Learning!

Teamfight Tactics is a strategy game where players build teams to compete and win. In this class, students will learn to play, improve strategies, and make smart decisions using in-game data, boosting their skills and critical thinking!

Mastering Teamfight Tactics: Stats, Strategy, and Critical Thinking

Bloom

Arts

Students will watch a weekly horror film and analyze it in class during a fun discussion that will incorporate different elements of critical thought.

Horror Camp: Scary Movies and Critical Thinking

Dr Jeremy Logsdon

In this ongoing life skills course, we look at a different scenario each week. Learners share their ideas through discussion and debate. Learners will develop their decision making skills, creativity, curiosity and problem-solving.

Let's Get Thinking: Upper Critical Thinking Outside The Box

This high school world history course explores revolutions, industrialization, imperialism, world wars, and globalization. Students build historical thinking skills while analyzing cause and effect, evaluating sources, and connecting to now

LIVE-Rise & Reckon: Modern World History and Its Global Impact

In this class, students explore early civilizations and their impact on modern society through interactive lessons that make history relatable and exciting, while promoting critical thinking and a deeper understanding of key events!

LIVE: Early Greece and Rome to the First Global Age: EVERYTHING to Know!

In this 6-week live course, students will learn about the criminal justice system through age-appropriate true crime cases, engaging activities, and real-world examples. This class emphasizes critical thinking and problem-solving.

True Crime for Teens!

Explore the rich history, geography, and economics of the Western Hemisphere! This interactive course engages students with hands-on activities, critical thinking, and connections to modern life.

LIVE: Exploring the Western Hemisphere: Civilizations, Cultures, and Connections

Students explore ancient Eastern Hemisphere civilizations through engaging lessons on geography, culture, trade, and government. This course connects the past to the present using maps, timelines, and interactive activities.

LIVE-From the Nile to the Yellow River: Ancient Worlds, Modern Connections

Early Greece and Rome to the First Global Age: EVERYTHING You'd Want to Know!

In this 8-week beginner course, students will explore how early civilizations (Egypt, China and Mesopotamia) had unique governments, economic systems, social structures, religions,
technologies, and agricultural practices.

Everything You Need To Know About Early Civilizations!

Join our interactive class, Mapping History, where students explore how ancient civilizations like Mesopotamia, Egypt, and China used geographic tools. A fun activity and an engaging lesson make history and geography come alive!

Mapping History: Ancient Cartography

Explore ancient civilizations like Egypt, India, China and Mesopotamia through engaging stories about their gods, rituals, and daily life. Our unique, fun approach makes history relatable and exciting for kids. Perfect for young historians!

Unraveling Ancient Mysteries-The Birth of Religion!

Explore ancient civilizations through the lens of latitude and longitude. Students will learn to identify absolute locations on a map using geographic coordinates and engage in interactive activities. Perfect for 6th graders!

Finding Your Way: Latitude and Longitude

This engaging class introduces students to the Maya civilization’s unique government, social structure, technology, and agriculture through creative projects and activities.

The Early Maya Civilization

In this ongoing class, we will learn about what it was like to be a child in different points in history.

Children in History

Dr Anne Holdorph

In this ongoing weekly class, learners will explore the lives of remarkable women who shaped history across the globe. Each week, we’ll focus on a different historically significant woman.

Women in History

Ms. Elizabeth

In this four-week course, we will study four different cults in history including the infamous Jim Jones and the People's Temple.

Cults in History

Melanie Wiancko, B.Ed.

In this 4 week course students will use their detective skills to break down unsolved mysteries throughout history! They will practice drawing conclusions based on the evidence and increase problem solving skills.

Unsolved Mysteries in History

Theresa Bustamante

Come and join us as we walk through history and discover all of the amazing and crazy things that happened this week in world history - people, wars, inventions, achievements, movements, and more!

This Week in History

Tina Hugall MHA MBA

In this ongoing class learners will learn the stories behind some of the events that happened on the date of the class #academic

Stories From Today in History

Chrissie D

In this ongoing class, students will look back in time at events, inventions, people, and anything else that was significant to this week in history.

History Hub: This Week in History

In this on-going class we will learn about the decisions, tactics and strategies of some famous and not-so-famous, yet decisive battles in World History. 

Military History Club: The Most Decisive Battles in History

Keith (M.A. Military History)

Students will grapple with the "6 degrees of separation" separating historical or cultural events or phenomena. This is a great class for "history nerds" and gifted/talented learners. This class has a large socialization component. 

6 Degrees of Separation in History 

Melissa Quijano M. Ed.

Step into the world of history’s greatest mysteries! From the ghost ship Mary Celeste to the Salem Witch Trials, Atlantis, and the Bermuda Triangle, discover the stories that prove 𝐡𝐢𝐬𝐭𝐨𝐫𝐲 𝐢𝐬 𝐚𝐧𝐲𝐭𝐡𝐢𝐧𝐠 𝐛𝐮𝐭 𝐛𝐨𝐫𝐢𝐧𝐠!

Mystery and Mayhem: The Weirdest Events in History

Kindred Scholars Academy / Christine Santos LLC

In this ONGOING class each week learners will learn the stories behind some of the important events that happened that week in history #academic

Stories From This Week in History

Join us each week as we learn about different women in history, the details of their experiences, and the impact they left on the world. 

A Moment in Time - Women in History

Creative Youth Learning Hub

Join us for a lively discussion course exploring the lives and legacies of remarkable women from history like Helen Keller, Joan of Arc, Queen Liliuokalani, Jane Goodall, Malala, and more women who defied odds and changed the world.

Legends and Leaders - Women in History (Weekly Ages 14-18)

Come and join us as we learn about some AMAZING women from history! From Amelia Earhart, Nellie Bly, Harriet Tubman, and Bessie Coleman to Jane Goodall, Malala, and Hedy Lamarr and more! 

Legends and Leaders - Women in History (Ages 8-12)

Students will dive into several of history's strange, weird, and unsolved true crimes in this 5-day camp class

Crime of the Centuries: The Weirdest Heists in History (Week-Long Camp)

Nelson Dean, M.Ed.

Over a 24 week cycle that can be started any time, learners use drawing and discussion to explore the geography, politics, sociology, inventions, revolutions, conflicts and modern context of diverse cultures from 1400 AD on

Trust Issues: Figuring Out What's Real in History

Rick Hudgel, B.S., M.S., M.Ed.

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