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アメリカの歴史！1 学期にわたる第一次世界大戦コース！
Michael DiMinno, M.A.T.
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この15週間のコースでは、学生は第一次世界大戦の出来事から戦争に至るまで、ベルサイユ条約、国際連盟の設立までを学びます。
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米国の学年 5 - 8
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Learn all about the First World War from someone who has been teaching it to this age group for 2 decades! There will be fifteen immersive sessions that will cover the lead-up to the conflict to the end of the war, The Treaty of Versailles, and the long-term effects of the war. I teach by using slides, original photographs, video clips, discussions, and more. There will be question/answer periods and both group and individual opportunities to offer answers and opinions about the subject. I...
15 lessons//15 Weeks
Week 1Lesson 1Causes of World War OneIndustrialization Imperialism Colonization Expansionism Nationalism Militarism Alliances The spark that set it off in the Balkans - the assassination of Franz FerdinandWeek 2Lesson 2The Role of Propaganda in World War OneHow did they get people to fight? The aim of propaganda Definitions Patriotism Fear RewardsWeek 3Lesson 3Weapons and Technology of World War OneMachine guns Poison gas Barbed wire Aircraft Tanks Flamethrowers SubmarinesWeek 4Lesson 4Trench WarfareWhat was it like? The structure of WWI trenches Myths surrounding trench warfareWeek 5Lesson 5The World War One Christmas Truce of 1914What was it all about? Christmas, 1914 - All was not quiet on the Western Front Tenuous truce Out in No Man’s Land ‘It will never happen again’Week 6Lesson 6The Battle of the SommeMaps The bloodiest day in British history The French role Attritional battle Tank warfare The outcomeWeek 7Lesson 7The Battle of VerdunMaps Verdun chosen Weather delay Fort Douaumont lost French assault German attack Forts recaptured CasualtiesWeek 8Lesson 8The Italian Front during World War OneThe war between the Italians and Austro-Hungarians is discussed in this little-explored theater of WWI What Italy wanted, and why they changed sides Leadership Mountain warfare - what is it like? The Isonzo Battles The Battle of Caporetto The Italian victory at Vittorio VenetoWeek 9Lesson 9The Eastern Front during World War One3 Emperors Assassination Opening shots The Battle of Tannenberg The key to German victory Gallipoli Campaign The Brusilov Offensive Revolution!Week 10Lesson 10The Air War during World War OneThe purpose Different aircraft types The dangers of early aircraft Weaponry The missions The AcesWeek 11Lesson 11The War at Sea during World War OneSurface ships Submarines The Battle of Jutland - the main engagement of the First World War British Blockade of Germany Unrestricted submarine warfare The Lusitania and the US entry into the warWeek 12Lesson 12German Stormtroopers of World War OneFormation Trial by fire Transformation Recognition Clothing and gear WeaponsWeek 13Lesson 13Women during World War OneRoles during the war In the beginning Nurses Factory workers Female organizationsWeek 14Lesson 14The Treaty of VersaillesWhy Versailles? The Big Three Punishing the Central Powers League of Nations Anger over VersaillesWeek 15Lesson 15World War One ObscureA lesson I created that deals with some little-known facts about the First World War
- Students will analyze and explain the geopolitical, economic, and social factors that contributed to the outbreak of World War I. This includes exploring topics such as imperialism, nationalism, militarism, and the system of alliances in Europe.
- Students will gain a comprehensive understanding of major events, battles, and campaigns during World War I. This includes the Battle of the Somme, Verdun, Jutland, and Gallipoli.
- By the end of the course, students will be able to evaluate the broader global impact and legacies of World War I.
I have been a teacher since 2001 and for most of that time I have been teaching social studies at the elementary or middle school level. Coupled with that, my collection of military uniforms and my living history experience add greatly to my lessons.
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I have been teaching military history to elementary students since 2001 and parents have appreciated the approach I use given the age of the students. I try to keep our study away from the more age inappropriate topics, such as The Holocaust, harsh treatment of POW's, etc. It is not that these topics aren't important, it's just that the age range for these lessons (8-14) is a bit on the younger side, so I feel that they are better left to teachers of older grades. When I do get questions about the more disturbing aspects of the war, I might answer along the lines of, "these soldiers went into this country and did not treat the people there well," instead of giving specifics. Having said this, please be aware that these classes are about warfare and military history. One aspect of this is to talk about weapons from the corresponding era, and to discuss advancements in military technology. I don't handle any firearms personally, but we do discuss weapons and technology and I show pictures and videos when appropriate. If your learner is sensitive to this kind of subject, and may get frightened or upset upon seeing a picture of a rifle, cannon, tank or bullet, then this may not be the class for them. This is a class about military history, and there is no way to avoid this, so please take this into account before signing up.
There are many sources that I use for this course. Primary documents such as the Zimmerman Note, period newspaper articles and original war diaries will all be referenced in this course. There are also many books and websites that I use as well, such as YouTube, where I carefully vet age-appropriate videos for the learners. Some examples of books that I will use include: The First World War by John Keegan The Guns of August by Barbara Tuchman Storm of Steel by Ernst Junger Poilu by Louis Barthas All Quiet on the Western Front by Erich Maria Remarque
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修士号 Manhattanville College から 教育 へ
学士号 State University of New York College at Fredoniaから
Hello, my name is Michael DiMinno and I have been teaching for over 20 years. I hold a Master's degree in Elementary Education and spent most of my tenure as a classroom teacher. Over the past 3 years I have shifted to remote small group...
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年齢: 11-15
クラス人数： 5 人-12 人
