World History, Ancient Through Modern Times Online Class
This is a unique history and critical thinking class for homeschoolers that teaches classical history through analysis of history, research, and the Socratic discussion. Students first learn the tools of the historian then apply them to the subject content. Students will read primary sources and history texts and engage in the Socratic discussion. As the meaning of history is open to debate, our course shows students how to use logic and the search for truth to find the best interpretation of historical events. For those enrolling in the optional assessment and writing elements, students will take unit tests, write essays, and receive an assessment.
Frequency of Classes: Class meets once per week, fifteen times per semester, two semesters per year.
Ages: Grades 9-12
Required Materials Purchased Through The Classical Historian (You may purchase below)
1. Take a Stand! Ancient Civilizations
2. Take a Stand! Medieval Civilizations
3. Take a Stand! Modern World History
4. Ancient and Medieval History Go Fish Games
5. Free Primary Sources Provided by The Classical Historian
Additional Resource Needed
Additional Resource Needed at This Link. Please purchase on your own. Thank you.
History Content:
Students will learn the independent and critical thinking skills specific to the study of history. They will apply these skills to the open-ended, analytical questions in the following topics:
1. Mesopotamia, Egypt, and Kush
2. Ancient Hebrews
3. Judaism
4. Ancient Greece
5. Hinduism and Buddhism
6. The Roman Republic
7. Christianity
8. The Fall of the Roman Empire
9. Islamic Civilization
10. Medieval Europe
11. Civilizations of the Americas
12. The Renaissance
13. The Scientific Revolution
14. The Age of Revolution
15. The Age of Napoleon
16. The Age of Imperialism
17. Causes of World War I
18. Effects of World War I
19. The Rise of Totalitarianism
20. World War II—Causes of Appeasement
21. The Cold War in Europe, 1945–1960
22. The Cold War in Asia, Africa, and Latin America, 1945-1980
Socratic Discussion:
Students will engage the teacher and fellow classmates in the Socratic Discussion, as it pertains to the study of history. Students will learn how search for the truth in honest dialogue. Students will develop strong speaking and listening skills.
First Class Reading Assignment? There is no required reading for the first class. All homework for the year will be given during the class. If a student misses class, he can download the class and watch the recorded version online, anytime of the week.
When does the Course Meet?
Tuesday Mornings, PT. Click Here for Schedule.
Class meets September through May.
All registration is final, but if you need to cancel you will receive a credit for a future online course or materials.
The Teacher: Adam De Gree
Click here to learn about Adam De Gree
Online Recorded Course Option: Enroll in this for only $5 a Class at $150/year
Because class size is limited to 18 and a spot will be held for all enrolled, there are no refunds.
Course Cost:
Enroll Through February $300
Enroll Through March $325
Enroll Through April $350
Enroll Through May $375
Enroll Through June $400
Enroll After June $420
Optional: Testing, Essay Writing, and Assessment
If you want your student to take chapter and unit tests and write essays and have them graded, we offer this as an option. If you sign up for this portion of the course, you need to purchase this additional material which has these assessments. Our teacher will be responsible for grading and communicating with your student to take these tests and to write and turn in the essays throughout the year. Additional Resource Needed at This Link. Please purchase on your own. Thank you.
This is a unique history and critical thinking class for homeschoolers that teaches classical history through analysis of history, research, and the Socratic discussion. Students first learn the tools of the historian then apply them to the subject content. Students will read primary sources and history texts and engage in the Socratic discussion. As the meaning of history is open to debate, our course shows students how to use logic and the search for truth to find the best interpretation of historical events. For those enrolling in the optional assessment and writing elements, students will take unit tests, write essays, and receive an assessment.
Frequency of Classes: Class meets once per week, fifteen times per semester, two semesters per year.
Ages: Grades 9-12
Required Materials Purchased Through The Classical Historian (You may purchase below)
1. Take a Stand! Ancient Civilizations
2. Take a Stand! Medieval Civilizations
3. Take a Stand! Modern World History
4. Ancient and Medieval History Go Fish Games
5. Free Primary Sources Provided by The Classical Historian
Additional Resource Needed
Additional Resource Needed at This Link. Please purchase on your own. Thank you.
History Content:
Students will learn the independent and critical thinking skills specific to the study of history. They will apply these skills to the open-ended, analytical questions in the following topics:
1. Mesopotamia, Egypt, and Kush
2. Ancient Hebrews
3. Judaism
4. Ancient Greece
5. Hinduism and Buddhism
6. The Roman Republic
7. Christianity
8. The Fall of the Roman Empire
9. Islamic Civilization
10. Medieval Europe
11. Civilizations of the Americas
12. The Renaissance
13. The Scientific Revolution
14. The Age of Revolution
15. The Age of Napoleon
16. The Age of Imperialism
17. Causes of World War I
18. Effects of World War I
19. The Rise of Totalitarianism
20. World War II—Causes of Appeasement
21. The Cold War in Europe, 1945–1960
22. The Cold War in Asia, Africa, and Latin America, 1945-1980
Socratic Discussion:
Students will engage the teacher and fellow classmates in the Socratic Discussion, as it pertains to the study of history. Students will learn how search for the truth in honest dialogue. Students will develop strong speaking and listening skills.
First Class Reading Assignment? There is no required reading for the first class. All homework for the year will be given during the class. If a student misses class, he can download the class and watch the recorded version online, anytime of the week.
When does the Course Meet?
Tuesday Mornings, PT. Click Here for Schedule.
Class meets September through May.
All registration is final, but if you need to cancel you will receive a credit for a future online course or materials.
The Teacher: Adam De Gree
Click here to learn about Adam De Gree
Online Recorded Course Option: Enroll in this for only $5 a Class at $150/year
Because class size is limited to 18 and a spot will be held for all enrolled, there are no refunds.
Course Cost:
Enroll Through February $300
Enroll Through March $325
Enroll Through April $350
Enroll Through May $375
Enroll Through June $400
Enroll After June $420
Optional: Testing, Essay Writing, and Assessment
If you want your student to take chapter and unit tests and write essays and have them graded, we offer this as an option. If you sign up for this portion of the course, you need to purchase this additional material which has these assessments. Our teacher will be responsible for grading and communicating with your student to take these tests and to write and turn in the essays throughout the year. Additional Resource Needed at This Link. Please purchase on your own. Thank you.
