このクラスは 英語で教えられます。

- Students develop skills in:
 -critical thinking,
 -spatial recognition, 
-cartography, 
-understanding scientific and statistical data, 
-cultural education and sensitivity, 
-people skills, 
-APA formatting,
-and writing a college-level essay. 

      I have the credentials to teach social studies and science in any grade. I have a degree in math and one in science. I am furthering my education by obtaining a third specialty in education at MSU. I have taken World History 1, Western Civilization, World Geography, Psychology, and Human Growth and Development classes that have given me the skills to present sensitive topics respectfully and educationally. I have taught high school students globally in these subjects for many years and have led many class discussions about sensitive issues. I have lots of experience controlling a classroom environment in a way where every student feels heard but understands that they must maintain respect and an open mind. 
      I have taught History, Social Studies, Biology 1, 2, Earth Science, and Geography in high school. I have also assisted and overseen students during STEM competitions. 

- "The Atlantic Slave Trade: What Too Few Textbooks Told You" - Anthony Hazard.
   I will share this video to educate my class about history's impacts on every aspect of physicality, politics, and culture. This video is from a very reputable source. Here's a little more about Dr. Anthoney Hazard. 

     ( Tony Hazard is currently an assistant professor in the Ethnic Studies department with a courtesy appointment in the History department at Santa Clara University. Dr. Hazard has been a postdoctoral fellow in Science in Human Culture at Northwestern University, a Library Resident Fellow at the American Philosophical Society, a Graduate Associate at the Center for the Humanities at Temple University, and a Visiting Assistant Professor of History at Northwestern University. Dr. Hazard earned a Ph.D. in History at Temple University and a BA in African American Studies at Arizona State University.)

-"Plate Tectonics: The Scientist Behind the Theory." Video retrieved from pbslearningmedia.org.

- I will refer to a book entitled "World Regional Geography" written by Caitlin Findlayson, a Geographer at the University of Mary Washington. 

- I will also refer to the academic textbook "World Geography" retrieved from lumenlearning.com

-World Atlas.com

-Google Earth.com

-National Geographic.org articles: "Africa Physical Geography," "Africa: Human Geography," "The Great Green Wall," "Women Earning STEM Degrees in the Middle East and North Africa," "Africa: Resources." 

- "North Africa Musical Traditions."-retrieved from Encyclopedia.com

- "Sub-Sahara Africa | People and Society."- retrieved from world101.cfr.org

- "South Africa- Cultural Life."- britannica.com

- "South Africa | Culture, Facts, and Travel." - countryreports.org