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Here is one big reason to be glad you weren't royalty in ancient Egypt. Egypt was one of the few ancient societies where love, at least for the common people, was a big reason for marrying.  And we have plenty of evidence: paintings and statues showing affection between husband and wife, love poems, and letters of longing when a husband or wife died.

In this one-time class, we'll discuss:

• The age of marriage for young men and women.
• The endearments (special names) that ancient Egyptian lovers 
   and spouses called each other; you'll be quite surprised!     
• Gay partnership in ancient Egypt.
• The status of children born out of marriage.
• Divorce Egyptian style.

How I teach:

I’m happy to hear questions and comments during the presentation--not only after class. 
Other features of my teaching style and philosophy:

√ Classes with only 4 students.
√ Lots of student interaction.
√ Dramatic Keynote (like PowerPoint) presentation with illustrations and 
    photos to enhance learning.
√ Clips of videos to increase the understanding and enjoyment of the class content.
√ The display of my collection's AUTHENTIC ANTIQUITIES used by ancient Egyptians.

I encourage kids to share their opinions, ideas, mistakes and triumphs. I love it when kids laugh. After the class, I message parents/caretakers to inform them how their student did, 
and I send extra files for their interest. 


CLASS PRICE includes (in addition to the scheduled class):

1. Welcome message to both the student and enroller.
2. Quiz (actually, a learning tool) as a pre-lesson activity.
3. Personalized post-class message to the student and enroller, detailing 
    how the learner did in class and any recommendations.
4. Availability to answer a student's questions (by message) after class.

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