タイムトラベラー：ビクトリア朝時代のイギリス
この 12 週間のクラスでは、学習者はイギリスのビクトリア朝時代の生活と社会のさまざまな要素を探り、この時代の生活の変化について学びます。
Dr Anne Holdorph
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12 録画レッスン
動画あたり平均 13 分12 週間
教師のサポート2 時間 34 分
合計ビデオ学習時間1年間のアクセス
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週1時間. Questions are provided at the end of each class for completion修了証書
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このクラスで学べること
Let's as we explore life in Victorian England. We'll explore what Queen Victoria's life was like and how she became Queen. We will also look at what life was like for different groups of people in Victorian England. We'll take a look inside houses for rich and poor people, examine what they ate and think about what life was like for different people. Learners will have the opportunity to explore different developments in Victorian understanding, for example how medicine developed and how communications improved. We will also learn about some key figures in Victorian society, such as Charles Darwin, Mary Anning and Sarah Forbes Bonetta. Each week, we will look at a different topic and use a variety of photographs, images and video footage (where available) to learn about the past. Learners will be encouraged to share their thoughts after the lesson and to make connections and comparisons between life in Victorian times and life today. No prior learning is needed in this class.
学習到達目標
Learners will develop their knowledge of changes that occurred in the Victorian periodLearners will develop their understanding of life for different classes in Victorian England
シラバス
12 レッスン
12 週間以上レッスン 1:
Queen Victoria
This week, learners will explore how Victoria became queen and what her life was like as a child. We'll look at her family and learn about her marriage to Prince Albert. We'll also look at what Victoria's life was like as queen, where she lived and what she ate. 15 分のビデオレッスン
レッスン 2:
Upper Classes
This week, learners will look at life as a rich Victorian. We will look at typical houses and foods eaten. We will look at the work that rich Victorians did and how women engaged with society through philanthropy. 14 分のビデオレッスン
レッスン 3:
Middle Classes
In this class, learners will explore how the middle class emerged in the Victorian Era. We will look at the types of houses people lived in, the work that middle class men did and how families ate. 14 分のビデオレッスン
レッスン 4:
Working Classes
This week, learners will explore life for the poorest people in Victorian England. We will look at typical houses and diets, the type of work that poor people did and how they spent their free time. 18 分のビデオレッスン
その他の情報
保護者へのお知らせ
Week 4: Poor People: This week will mention difficult living conditions.
Week 5: Victorian Schools: This week we will talk about some typical punishments which include corporal punishment
Week 7: Science: This week we will talk about Charles Darwin and the Theory of Evolution as well as the discovery of different dinosaur fossils and coprolite (dinosaur poop). We will also be talking briefly about the origin of the universe.
Week 8: Medicine: This week will include mention of death.
Week 9: Crime and Punishment: This week will mention hanging and transportation to Australia.
As this is a history class, focusing on events that happened over 100 years ago, there may be mention of death in classes, for example, if learners ask is a certain person is still alive.
外部リソース
このクラスでは、Outschool内のクラスルームに加えて、以下を使用します。
使用する教材
Selected Secondary Sources
Brad Beavan
Hugh Cunningham
GR Elton
Eric Hobsbawm
Anne Holdorph
David Olusoga
AJP Taylor
John Van Whye
Selected Primary Sources
Charles Darwin, On the Origin of the Species
Florence Nightingale, Notes on Nursing
Mary Seacole, Wonderfull Adventures of Mary Seacole
Robert Tressel, The Ragged Trousered Philanthropist
Louis Le Prince, Roundhay Garden Scene (Movie)
The Horse in Motion (Stop Motion Movie)
参加しました December, 2020
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米国以外 教員免許 初等教育で
博士号 University of Southamptonから 歴史 へ
I have a PhD in British History, with a focus on the Victorian Era. I have taught history to learners aged 3 up to the postgraduate level.
