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1 reunión en vivo
25 minutos horas de clase por semanaExperiencia de clase
Nivel de inglés - B1
Grado de EE. UU. 3 - 6
In this class, learners will explore the world of the royal family. We will learn about how they became the royal family and challenges to the power of the monarchy. We'll learn about key events during the period and the role the monarchs played in these. We will look at the changing role of monarchy during times of war, including the final English monarch to fight in a battle and the roles of George V, George VI and Elizabeth in keeping up morale by using new technologies. We'll look at challenges facing the monarchy during this period and learn about the role of Regent and the concept of abdication. We will also look at the changing role of the monarch within society and the growing influence of parliament in governing the country. The class will explore changes to the geographical borders of the UK during this time period, including the development of the United Kingdom. We will also look at the rise and fall of the British Empire. We will learn about Britain's role in the slave trade and look at how monarchs responded to the Abolition of Slavery. As well as learning about the monarchs, learners will also explore changes to laws and how the monarchs impacted the way normal people lived. Classes will be discussion based, using images and adapted quotations to illustrated key points and develop understanding of key themes, events and concepts. Monday Classes Week commencing 31st March - George I Week commencing 7th April - George II Week commencing 14th April - George III Week commencing 28th April - George III andGeorge IV Week commencing 12th May - William IV Week commencing 19th May - Queen Victoria (Part 1) Week commencing 2nd June - Queen Victoria (Part 2) Week commencing 9th June - Edward VII Week Commencing 16th June - George V and Edward VIII Week Commencing 23rd June- George VI Week Commencing 30th June- Elizabeth II (Part 1) Week Commencing 7th July- Elizabeth II (Part 2) Charles III Tuesday Classes Week commencing 9th June - George I Week commencing 16th June- George II Week commencing 23rd June - George III Week commencing 30th June - George III andGeorge IV Week commencing 14th July - William IV Week commencing 21st July - Queen Victoria (Part 1) Week commencing 28th July - Queen Victoria (Part 2) Week commencing 4th August - Edward VII Week Commencing 11th August - George V and Edward VIII Week Commencing 18th August- George VI Week Commencing 25th August- Elizabeth II (Part 1) Week Commencing 1st September - Elizabeth II (Part 2) Charles III Friday Classes Week commencing 31st March - George I Week commencing 7th April - George II Week commencing 14th April - George III Week commencing 28th April - George III andGeorge IV Week commencing 5th May - William IV Week commencing 26th May - Queen Victoria (Part 1) Week commencing 2nd June - Queen Victoria (Part 2) Week commencing 9th June - Edward VII Week Commencing 16th June - George V and Edward VIII Week Commencing 23rd June- George VI Week Commencing 30th June- Elizabeth II (Part 1) Week Commencing 7th July- Elizabeth II (Part 2) Charles III Topics will restart after June 30th.
Metas de aprendizaje
Learners will explore the lives of British monarchs from 1714 to the present day.
Learners will learn about how changes to society changed the role of the monarch.
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Orientación para padres
As a history class, there will be talk of historical figures death and funerals. We will also be looking at War in several classes (George II, George III, Queen Victoria, George VI)
We will be looking at mental health challenges, including a brief discussion of how mental health was treated in the late 1700s. We will also be looking at wider changes to health, sanitation and medical treatment, including looking at toilets, poop, pee and sewers, particularly in the weeks of George II, George III and Queen Victoria.
We will look at Empire and colonialism in the weeks on George III, Queen Victoria. In the week on William IV we will also be talking about the abolition of slavery.
Requisitos previos
No prior learning needed, however, it would be helpful for learners to have a concept of monarchy as a hereditary concept.
Recursos externos
Los estudiantes no necesitarán utilizar ninguna aplicación o sitio web más allá de las herramientas estándar de Outschool.
Fuentes
Paula Bartley
Sally Beddell-Smith
Jeremy Black
Tim Blanning
Tracy Borman
Jessica Brain
Linda Colley
Norman Davies
Robert Hardman
Margaret Homans
Douglas Hurd
Alexander Larman
Michael Ledger-Lomas
Ann Lyon
David Mitchell
Adrienne Munich
John Pearson
Andrew Roberts
M. Schlaiche
David Starkey
Miles Taylor
Andrew C Thompson
BBC History
Twinkl
Encyclopedia Brittanica
Historic Royal Palaces
The Royal Household
Westminster Abbey
National Army Museum
Olaudo Equino autobiography
Letters of Queen Victoria
Mary Prince autobiography
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10 US$
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