I hold both a Bachelor's and Master's degree in History, providing me with a comprehensive understanding of historical events, cultures, and societal developments. Currently, I am actively engaged in teaching college-level history courses, where I apply my academic knowledge to foster critical thinking and historical analysis among students.

In addition to my teaching responsibilities, I am pursuing a doctoral degree, further enhancing my expertise in the field. As a doctoral candidate, I am immersed in advanced research, contributing to the ongoing discourse within the academic community.

My dual role as both an educator and a doctoral candidate allows me to bring a unique blend of theoretical knowledge and practical teaching experience to the classroom. I am dedicated to providing students with a rich and intellectually stimulating learning experience, drawing on my academic achievements and ongoing scholarly pursuits. If you have any questions about my background or approach to teaching, feel free to reach out for further clarification.

Sources for Middle School World Geography:

-"Geography: Realms, Regions, and Concepts" by Harm J. de Blij and Peter O. Muller - A comprehensive textbook providing an in-depth exploration of world geography.
-National Geographic Education - Geography Resources - A reliable and age-appropriate source for maps, articles, and multimedia content.
-BBC Bitesize - Geography for Middle Schoolers - Educational materials covering various geography topics in an engaging and accessible format.
-World Bank - Kids' Corner - Resources focused on global issues, economics, and sustainable development suitable for middle school learners.
United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) - Teaching and -Learning for a Sustainable Future - A platform offering educational resources on sustainable development and global issues.
-TED-Ed Geography Lessons - Engaging TED-Ed videos and lessons on various geography-related topics.
-Maps101 - An online mapping platform with interactive maps and lessons suitable for middle school geography.
-"The Atlas of World Geography" (Book) - A visually rich atlas providing detailed maps and information about different regions.
-National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) - Earth Observatory - Satellite imagery and resources for understanding environmental changes on Earth.
-CIA World Factbook - A reliable source for up-to-date information on the geography, people, and economies of countries around the world.

All sources have been carefully selected to align with our class content policy, ensuring age-appropriate and educational material. Should there be any specific concerns or questions about the sources used, parents are encouraged to communicate with the instructor for further clarification and discussion.