包含什麼
13 預錄課程
每段影片平均 13 分鐘13 週
教師的支持2 小時 45 分鐘
影片總學習時數1 年訪問權
到內容作業
每週 2-4 小時. 🎒 I want to assure you that the homework assignments may seem extensive at first glance, but they are designed to be manageable, flexible, and adaptable to each student's individual needs and abilities because this is self-paced. Their well-being and comfort are paramount in my class. Students work at their own pace. No student should ever feel stressed or overwhelmed in my class. I understand that every student is unique and may have different capabilities and requirements. Here's an overview of the homework schedule for each lesson: 1.) 📺 Watch the Teacher Pre-Recorded Video: ~Review & summarization of the last lesson ~Introduction to the next lesson and chapter(s) 2.) 🎞️ Watch the Chapter(s) Introduction video(s) 3.) ☂️ Watch the "LGBTQ+ Umbrella" Definitions Video 4.) 📝 Complete Two to Three Chapter Assignments. In the FINAL lesson (week 13), there will be a pre-recorded video of the teacher and only one assignment, which will be the Final Project. Be assured that I am here to offer support, address questions, and provide guidance for up to 13 full weeks after your teen starts the class if enrolled as a self-paced student. Your teen's success and enjoyment are my primary concerns.評估
🗃️ Even though I don't rely on standard assessments or tests, my approach is more akin to a "portfolio" system. I assess students taking into consideration the following criteria: 1. Active engagement with the weekly assignments. 2. Thoroughness and dedication demonstrated in their work on weekly assignments, review quizzes, and the final project. 3. Overall engagement in the class as a whole. 🤗 Let's collaborate to foster a positive and enriching learning experience for your teen. If you have any concerns or suggestions, feel free to share them with me via a private message through your Outschool Parent Account at any time throughout the course! Together, we can ensure a supportive and conducive environment for your teen's education.等級
💯 For parents who wish to receive a grade and certificate for this class: I can issue a certificate of completion for this class along with a letter grade and one credit for homeschool purposes for self-paced learners only if needed, requested, and by the 3rd day after the 13 weeks have ended. You can easily copy, paste, and print the Learning Outcomes and Syllabus sections to showcase your teenager's progress. When your teen finishes 100% of all of the lessons and postings in this self-paced class, simply send me a private message through your Outschool Parent Account to request the certificate of completion if you wish to have one, but I will only be available to give grades or answer private messages for 13 weeks from the time your teen started the class since this self-paced class is only 13 weeks long. All of the assignments, projects, and postings for all of the lessons must be completed by the end of the 13th week from the start date of the class to receive a certificate of completion. The unofficial certificate of completion will include the student's first name, "Outschool," the course name, the course's end date, my full name and title as the Outschool teacher, 1 credit, and a final letter grade ranging from A to D-. It's worth noting that I don't fail any students, as I believe that everyone, regardless of their level of involvement, gains valuable knowledge from the class. It's important to note that these assessments are tailored to each student's unique needs, abilities, challenges, and issues. Just as instruction is personalized, assessments are also individualized and crucial for the progress of each student. A = Excellent B = Great C = Satisfactory D = Needs Improvement我們無法翻譯此文,請刷新頁面並再試一次。
課堂經歷
英語程度 - 未知
美國 9 - 12 年級
Beginner - Intermediate 等級
🏳️🌈 NOW ACCEPTING NEW ENROLLMENTS! 🏳️⚧️ WELCOME! 🤗 🏳️🌈 Welcome to an exciting journey through LGBTQ+ Studies! This class, the first of two enriching parts, serves as your passport to understanding the rich history, vibrant culture, and ongoing challenges faced by the LGBTQ+ community. Whether your teen is a member of the community or a straight ally, everyone is welcome here with open arms. And if your teen wants to dive even deeper, the adventure continues in the second part, which offers a live group class for even more engaging discussions and activities! 🤗 This class is designed for homeschoolers 🏠, after-schoolers 🎒, or anyone looking for fun and enrichment 🎉! ✏️ This is not your typical 'fluff' class – it’s packed with engaging, meaningful content that challenges students while keeping things exciting and fun! They dive deep, discuss, and learn actively, making each session an adventure in understanding. Enroll for a class that’s both rigorous and full of enthusiasm! 😊 🎓 This self-paced class is a challenging and rigorous experience, but the rewards are absolutely worth it! While the course is somewhat advanced, don't worry — I am always here to provide flexible support for each teen’s unique abilities and needs to the best of my abilities! 🚀 📋 NOTE: This is a self-paced course with recorded teacher videos, many other videos, and assignments with 13 weeks of asynchronous teacher feedback on assignments and student-teacher interaction, but there are no live meetings. The Part 2 course is a live group 13-week Intensive Summer Camp and will go into much more depth about the history and culture of the community. Taking this Part 1 course is a prerequisite to the Part 2 live group course. ⚫⚫⚫⚫⚫ 🛑 🚀 💸 Are you brand new to Outschool? Is this your teen's first class? If so, use promo code DRKAIKA2020 at checkout after enrolling your teen into this class to instantly save $20.00! 💫 🙌 👉 This course isn’t just about learning facts; it’s about fostering empathy, understanding, and respect for all individuals, regardless of their gender identity, sexual orientation, or sexual identity. We aim to create a welcoming and inclusive environment that encourages acceptance and open-mindedness. 🏳️🌈✨ 💃 In this dynamic and interactive class designed specifically for teens, we’ll dive headfirst into the rainbow, armed with well-researched information, heartwarming discussions, captivating videos, and creativity-driven projects. The journey of the LGBTQ+ community is a vibrant tapestry woven with ancient history, contemporary culture, and inspiring triumphs. This class is a welcoming space, open to everyone under the LGBTQ+ umbrella as well as our straight allies. Get ready to be enlightened, enriched, and entertained as we explore this fascinating subject together! ☂️💖 I firmly believe that knowledge is power, and by understanding and respecting the LGBTQ+ community, we can foster a more inclusive and compassionate society. This class serves as an engaging introduction to LGBTQ+ Studies, providing students with a deeper insight into the growth and evolution of the community. We’ll cover everything from history and literature to art, media, culture, challenges, losses, and triumphs. 📖🖼️🎭 📚 This academic journey is inspired by college-level courses, drawing from Humanities, Sociology, and Cultural Anthropology, all aimed at fostering understanding, respect, and acceptance. We believe that every human being deserves respect and equal rights, regardless of their sexual orientation or gender identity. Your teen will explore a wide range of topics, from famous LGBTQ+ figures and significant historical events to contemporary cultural contributions. 🌍🗣️ 🌈 Our journey will encompass a comprehensive exploration of LGBTQ+ history, literature, the arts, media, politics, and much more. These diverse topics are carefully woven together to provide a rich context for the discussions and activities we’ll engage in. Rather than just a historical overview, this course is a voyage into the heart of LGBTQ+ culture and society, helping students understand the lived experiences of LGBTQ+ individuals across time and space. 🚢💫 Here’s what we’ll be exploring in this LGBTQ+ Studies class: History 📜🏰 We’ll delve into the rich and complex history of LGBTQ+ communities, from ancient civilizations to modern movements. Students will discover how different cultures have understood and embraced diverse identities throughout time, and how these histories continue to shape the present. Politics 🏛️⚖️ Your teen will explore the political struggles and achievements of LGBTQ+ individuals and communities, from early advocacy efforts to modern-day fights for equality and rights. We’ll discuss landmark legal battles, policy changes, and the ongoing quest for justice and equality. Literature and the Arts 📚🎨 We’ll celebrate the contributions of LGBTQ+ authors, artists, and performers. Students will explore how these creatives have used their work to express identity, challenge norms, and build community, from the written word to visual arts and performance. Media 📺🎥 We’ll analyze the portrayal and representation of LGBTQ+ individuals in various forms of media, from film and television to news and social media platforms. We’ll explore how visibility has evolved and how media has played a role in shaping public perceptions. Each unit will include engaging activities like reading articles about influential LGBTQ+ figures, watching videos of pivotal moments, and listening to podcasts that offer various perspectives on LGBTQ+ issues. We’ll also dive into creative projects, from crafting virtual posters and storytelling to creating animated slideshows that bring the material to life. 🏳️⚧️🎨 Additionally, we’ll watch enlightening definition videos like “Gays and Lesbians,” “Bisexuals and Pansexuals,” and many more to deepen our understanding of the diverse identities within the LGBTQ+ spectrum. These resources will provide a clear and accessible foundation for our discussions. 🎞️💬 Get ready for an educational adventure of a lifetime! 🎉📚 Your teen will leave this class with a richer understanding of LGBTQ+ history, culture, and society, and with the empathy and knowledge needed to be an ally and advocate for inclusivity and respect for all. 🌈💪 👀 Explore the "Syllabus" section below for all the crucial details and our exciting weekly schedule! 📚 This class is more than just an academic study—it’s a journey towards a more inclusive and understanding world. Let’s embark on this adventure together! 🚀🌟 👍 High school doesn't have to be a tedious journey marked by long semesters and strict timelines. Let's break free from that mold! Think of high school in terms of grade levels and credits. After all, high school credit is about the knowledge and effort your teen puts in, not the weeks or months they spend studying. With this perspective, we can accelerate your teen's learning journey. However, remember to follow your state's homeschooling laws, as parents are legally considered teachers in the eyes of the Department of Education. But don't forget the freedom and flexibility you have in crafting your teen's education! ⚫⚫⚫⚫⚫ 🔄 As a professional educator, I follow a modern approach to teaching, which has been thoroughly researched and proven effective. It's all about student engagement and participation. I use a "flipped classroom" model, where students watch my introductory video and complete assignments first. Then, I teach by adding additional information and context to students' answers to their assignments. As professional educators, we recognize the shift away from lengthy lectures. We aim to be coaches, guides, and mentors. Strategic questioning during discussions within a student's post or assignment facilitates meaningful conversations, creating valuable teaching moments. 💁♂️ Parents may need to assist their teens in setting up Canva accounts and guide them in creating slideshows, presentations, and photo collages and download and save them as a .MP4 files or .JPG files. These tools are user-friendly once learned. Detailed instructions can be found in the "Supply List." Since this is a self-paced class, I aim to be respectful of students' and parents' time by not reaching out unsolicited. Instead, I focus on responding to students' assignment submissions, private messages, and parent private messages for up to 13 weeks. The exceptions are my welcome letter at the beginning of the student's start date and a final letter at the end of the 13th week. It's up to parents to help their students stay engaged with the course content and complete the assignments either by the end of the 13th week for a grade and certificate or by the end of the twelfth month when the course concludes. 💥 IMPORTANT NOTES: ▶ 👥️ Enroll your teen in this Self-Paced course for interactive classroom experiences and private messaging support. Feedback and grades are provided up to thirteen weeks from the start date, promoting continuous learning and growth. Completion of all assignments and the final project by the end of the 13th week ensures eligibility for certification or grading. Grades and certificates are NOT available after the last day of the 13th week. ▶ 🔐 Opt for the weekly payment option to unlock one lesson per week for self-paced students. Full payment unlocks all thirteen lessons at once, ideal for flexible learning schedules and it has a discount! Feel free to contact me through Outschool anytime with questions or concerns. I'm dedicated to providing timely assistance to ensure your learning experience is smooth and enjoyable. 🌟 Dive into the detailed sections below to learn more about this exciting class! 👇
學習目標
Explore LGBTQ+ People in Ancient History: Study the presence and roles of LGBTQ+ individuals and relationships in ancient civilizations, such as Greece, Rome, and Indigenous cultures, and how these societies understood and expressed gender and sexuality.
Understand the Basics of LGBTQ+ Terminology: Students will learn key terms and concepts related to gender identity, sexual orientation, and the LGBTQ+ community, fostering respectful and inclusive language.
教學大綱
課程
遵循 Teacher-Created 課程標準
與 National Curriculum Standards for Social Studies (NCSS)對齊13 課程
超過 13 週課 1:
🌍 CHAPTER 1: LGBTQ+ History
Embark on a journey through time as we unravel the ancient world through the 19th century, exploring the often overlooked roots of LGBTQ+ history. From ancient civilizations to pre-modern societies, discover the rich tapestry of queer existence throughout history. 🌈
16 分鐘的影片課程
課 2:
💼 CHAPTER 2: Constructing the Modern Homosexual
Delve into the intriguing world of Victorian times and the birth of sexology. Explore how societal constructs and scientific inquiry shaped the modern understanding of homosexuality, paving the way for both progress and oppression. 🌈
13 分鐘的影片課程
課 3:
🏳️🌈 CHAPTERS 3 & 4: Toward Liberation & Stonewall and Beyond
From the media portrayal of homosexuality to the pivotal moments of the AIDS activism era, join us as we trace the journey toward LGBTQ+ liberation. Explore the courage of Stonewall and the ongoing fight for equality and acceptance. 🌈
17 分鐘的影片課程
課 4:
🔬 CHAPTER 5: Nature, Nurture, & Identity
Dive deep into the groundbreaking research of Kinsey and the ongoing quest to understand the complex interplay of nature, nurture, and identity within the LGBTQ+ community. Examine the evolving scientific discourse surrounding the "gay gene" and its implications for identity. 🌈
16 分鐘的影片課程
其他詳情
父母的引導和規範
👉 This high school class is a unique opportunity for students who possess a high level of maturity, an open mind, and a genuine desire to learn about complex and crucial topics. I want to stress that this course draws from a college-level curriculum, and as such, we will be exploring some adult themes. My mission is to provide a deep understanding of various aspects of LGBTQ+ studies, which may include sensitive subjects and content.
👉 Throughout this class, we will engage in thoughtful discussions through the assignments about a wide range of topics, such as gender, sexual expression, transgender issues, sexology, and the diverse identities within the LGBTQ+ community. We'll also delve into important subjects like gay and lesbian experiences, bisexuality, pansexuality, intersexuality, questioning, and queerness. In addition, we'll explore a variety of other significant themes, including asexuality, romantic orientations, the fight for marriage equality, the vibrant world of drag queens and drag kings, as well as the harsh realities of bullying and challenges within the criminal justice and juvenile justice systems.
👉 This course isn't just about facts; it's about empathy and understanding. We'll take a close look at the equal rights movement and delve into the history of HIV/AIDS, discussing the impact it has had on the LGBTQ+ community. We will also touch on the intersection of LGBTQ+ issues with racial matters, exploring the incredible history of activism and the historical riots that have shaped the path toward acceptance and equality.
As we journey through the LGBTQ+ experience, we'll even explore the captivating world of LGBTQ+ pulp novels and the compelling photo history that documents this community's rich heritage.
👉 However, it's essential to recognize that some of the videos and images we will encounter may include explicit content or artistic representations from the past as we study history, protests, and riots. This content may evoke strong emotions or act as triggers for some students. My goal is to provide a safe and inclusive space for all participants, and Outschool & I expect everyone to show mutual respect and understanding. Hate speech in any form will not be tolerated. Students or parents engaging in hate speech will face removal from the class, with refunds unavailable.
👉 All students, regardless of their gender identity, sexual orientation, or sexual identity, are warmly welcomed in this class. My aim is to promote acceptance, understanding, and empathy for all. We look forward to embarking on this educational journey with each and every one of you!
Please note that my classes, just like all other classes from all teachers on Outschool, are not accredited by any government or accreditation agency. Outschool operates as a marketplace where teachers like myself offer online courses. My semester classes are accelerated and advanced, often equivalent to one full high school credit, depending on your state's home education laws, charter school policies, or local school district policies. It is crucial for parents to research and carefully follow their state's guidelines and double-check whether this class will count for credit or a grade if that is an important factor for your teen’s education. Neither I nor Outschool can guarantee the class will fulfill such requirements, and refunds are not available. I do provide unofficial certificates of completion and letter grades upon request, and parents are welcome to use the class description and syllabi for documentation purposes. Thank you for your understanding.
💥 IMPORTANT NOTES:
Since this is a self-paced class, I aim to be respectful of students' and parents' time by not reaching out unsolicited. Instead, I focus on responding to students' assignment submissions, private messages, and parent private messages for up to 13 weeks. The exceptions are my welcome letter at the beginning of the student's start date and a final letter at the end of the 13th week. It's up to parents to help their students stay engaged with the course content and complete the assignments either by the end of the 13th week for a grade and certificate or by the end of the twelfth month when the course concludes.
▶ 👥️ In this Self-Paced course your teen will receive interactive classroom experiences and private messaging support. Feedback and grades are provided up to thirteen weeks from the start date, promoting continuous learning and growth. Completion of all assignments and the final project by the end of the 13th week ensures eligibility for certification or grading.
▶ 🔐 Opt for the weekly payment option to unlock one lesson per week for self-paced students. Full payment unlocks all thirteen lessons at once, ideal for flexible learning schedules. Plus receive a discount!
Please note that my classes, just like all other classes from all teachers on Outschool, are not accredited by any government or accreditation agency. Outschool operates as a marketplace where teachers like myself offer online courses. My semester classes are accelerated and advanced, often equivalent to one full high school credit, depending on your state's home education laws, charter school policies, or local school district policies. It is crucial for parents to research and carefully follow their state's guidelines and double-check whether this class will count for credit or a grade if that is an important factor for your teen’s education. Neither I nor Outschool can guarantee the class will fulfill such requirements, and refunds are not available. I do provide unofficial certificates of completion and letter grades upon request, and parents are welcome to use the class description and syllabi for documentation purposes. Thank you for your understanding.
供應清單
💥 Students should prepare the following items before the start of class: 📕 1. A free PDF of the book will be available to all students in the classroom in the very first posting welcoming them to the class. If you prefer a hard copy of the textbook, you can order "Finding Out: An Introduction to LGBTQ Studies" 2nd Edition by Jonathan Alexander, Deborah T. Meem, and Michelle A. Gibson. ISBN-13: 978-1452235288. 🎨 2. For Self-Paced Students Only: Canva Accounts: Teens are required to create free Canva accounts to design virtual posters (.jpg) and online slideshows (.mp4), download them to their computers, and then upload them to the classroom as attachments. Parents may need to help their students in setting up Canva accounts and guide them on different ways to create slideshows, presentations, and photo collages. Creating a Canva account is easy using this link: https://www.canva.com/. 🔔 It is crucial that students familiarize themselves with these materials before the class begins.
4 註冊後即可取得文件
外部資源
除了 Outschool 教室外,本課程也使用:
教師專業知識和證書
4 個學位
博士學位 在 宗教研究 從 Ashford University
碩士 在 教育 從 Ashford University
學士學位 在 刑事司法 從 Ashford University
學士學位 在 社會科學 從 Ashford University
🧑🏫 Teacher Expertise:
I have taught elective courses in LGBTQ Studies, as well as African-American Studies, Women's Rights Studies, Cultural Anthropology, and studies of various other minority cultures and communities at the high school level. With a background in Social Sciences and as a Social Studies educator, I'm consistently engaged in addressing issues affecting diverse populations. This particularly pertains to those who have had to fight for equal rights under the law and those who, despite having legal rights, still face unequal treatment.
I firmly believe in the importance of educating the next generation about different communities, including their history, culture, challenges, victories, and the issues that have shaped these communities. This commitment extends to the LGBTQ+ community, a group I am personally a part of, as a cisgender gay male who uses He/His/Him pronouns.
🍎 My Teaching Approach
My journey as an educator has been shaped by a passion for learning. I've earned several EDU college credits in addition to my undergraduate and graduate degrees in education. Guided by educational theories such as constructivism, humanism, realism, idealism, and brain-based learning, I’ve built a solid foundation in teaching, where I serve as a guide, coach, and mentor to my students.
I embrace a modern teaching approach that is both well-researched and supported by educational studies. This method has proven to be effective in both traditional school settings and virtual classrooms. During my advanced studies in higher education, this approach was a cornerstone of my teaching philosophy.
As educators, we understand that lectures aren't as effective as interactive, engaging discussions. I focus on being a coach and mentor, not just a teacher. My goal is to guide students in a way that fosters their critical thinking and active participation. By asking strategic questions during discussions, I help create meaningful learning moments.
The courses I offer are advanced and accelerated, requiring strong time management and self-motivation to learn. My teaching goes beyond traditional homework and quizzes. I incorporate videos, interactive discussions, and creative slideshow video projects to make learning more engaging. I also teach students "how" to learn by encouraging independent research, helping them develop skills they’ll need as lifelong learners.
When students ask questions, I guide them to research and explore answers on their own, promoting critical thinking and problem-solving. However, if they come back to me I then give them more details. During homework review, I ask follow-up questions and give rich feedback based on their answers to deepen their understanding, encouraging them to think beyond the material.
Through this approach, I help students not only learn but also develop the skills to take control of their education and become more responsible, independent learners—a skill that will serve them well throughout their lives.
I am here to support your teen every step of the way as they navigate this exciting learning journey!