The Bill of Rights is more than just the 1st Amendment. In this class, we will explore some of the less well known gems hidden inside. We will specifically focus on the 4th, 5th, and 6th Amendments to the US Constitution, which contain the rights of property owners, the rights of persons accused of committing a crime, and the right of personal privacy. We will also discuss the 9th and 10th Amendments to the US Constitution, and why they are so important.

This is an interactive class which utilizes the question and answer format, collaborative discussions, and student observations. Each learner should be prepared to participate in order to get the most from the class – students can participate verbally or in a chat with the teacher. No prior knowledge or experience is needed, but we will draw on any knowledge or experience that students bring to class.

In order to facilitate learning and maintain a classroom free of distraction, no filters will be permitted, no backgrounds may be used (except for blur), and no emojis may be used other than a raised hand. After learner verification, video can be on or off. Chat will be closed except for student/teacher messaging.