High School History: World Civilization – Semester 1 (Teacher-Supported)
This high school World Civilization to 1600 course provides a survey of global history, covering the period from the origins of civilization to the year 1600. Students will explore the beginnings and early development of various civilizations, emphasizing their interdependency and cultural interrelations. The course invites an introduction to the diverse aspects of individual societies, […]
High School History: World Civilization – Semester 2 (Teacher-Supported)
This high school World Civilization to 1600 course provides a survey of global history, covering the period from the origins of civilization to the year 1600. Students will explore the beginnings and early development of various civilizations, emphasizing their interdependency and cultural interrelations. The course invites an introduction to the diverse aspects of individual societies, […]
High School History: Critical Issues in American History – Semester 1 (Teacher-Supported)
This high school Critical Issues in American History course offers a comprehensive overview of the political, social, economic, military, and cultural developments in America. Students will delve into essential aspects of historical study, honing skills such as critical reading of sources, research techniques, and understanding various historical methodologies. Through engaging discussions and analysis of critical […]
High School History: Critical Issues in American History – Semester 2 (Teacher-Supported)
This high school Critical Issues in American History course offers a comprehensive overview of the political, social, economic, military, and cultural developments in America. Students will delve into essential aspects of historical study, honing skills such as critical reading of sources, research techniques, and understanding various historical methodologies. Through engaging discussions and analysis of critical […]
High School Introduction to Psychology – Semester 1 (Teacher-Supported)
This high school Introductory Psychology course provides an introduction to the fascinating field of psychology, with a focus on its practical applications. Students will explore various topics, including perception, intelligence, learning, personality, and social behavior. The course is designed to engage high school students in understanding the fundamental principles of psychology and how they apply […]
Kindergarten History & Geography – Mastery Based – S1 (Teacher-Supported)
This grammar (k–6) course in history & geography is part of our mastery-based, classical education curriculum designed for kindergarten students. Through historical stories, timelines, and map work, students will gain a chronological and meaningful understanding of civilizations, events, and geography, with connections to character and virtue. Semester 1 of 2. This class provides students with […]
1st Grade History & Geography – Mastery Based – S1 (Teacher-Supported)
This grammar (k–6) course in history & geography is part of our mastery-based, classical education curriculum designed for grade 1 students. Through historical stories, timelines, and map work, students will gain a chronological and meaningful understanding of civilizations, events, and geography, with connections to character and virtue. Semester 1 of 2. This class provides students […]
2nd Grade History & Geography – Mastery Based – S1 (Teacher-Supported)
This grammar (k–6) course in history & geography is part of our mastery-based, classical education curriculum designed for grade 2 students. Through historical stories, timelines, and map work, students will gain a chronological and meaningful understanding of civilizations, events, and geography, with connections to character and virtue. Semester 1 of 2. This class provides students […]
3rd Grade History & Geography – Mastery Based – S1 (Teacher-Supported)
This grammar (k–6) course in history & geography is part of our mastery-based, classical education curriculum designed for grade 3 students. Through historical stories, timelines, and map work, students will gain a chronological and meaningful understanding of civilizations, events, and geography, with connections to character and virtue. This class provides students with high-quality instruction, including […]
HIST 1302- United States History 2 (College Course)
A survey of the political, social, economic, military, and cultural developments in America. Learn the elements of the study of history: the critical reading of sources, research skills, and differing historical methodologies. surveys American history from the Reconstruction era (post-Civil War) to the present, covering critical social, political, economic, and cultural developments like industrialization, World […]