Students will learn:
1.  The diverse contributions and experiences of women in WW2 across many nations.
2.  How the nation shaped the experience of women in the war (ie: the roles and experience varied in great part with the culture of the nation they were from).
3.  To what extent these new roles and experiences continued after the war or were quickly pushed back in to pre-war traditional roles.

I teach extensively on Outschool on a range of history and social studies courses.  I've taught at multiple Universities as well as worked with elementary, middle-school, and high-school learners in a class setting.

Each learner will be assigned the name of a woman who played a role in the war (such as Violette Szabo or Marina Raskova) to research and then do an oral report to the rest of the class.

Participation and frequent knowledge checks.

4 hours 35 minutes per week in class, and maybe some time outside of class.

As we cover specific topics, I'll provide references (historically accurate movies and books) relevant to that session (such as: Code Girls, or The Land Girls).