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High School History: World War II Stories and Analysis - SPRING

Short Summary

In this spring semester high school level course, students will wrestle with and analyze the philosophies, the acts, and the events that surround this conflict. There are various research and speech elements integrated into the weekly classes.

Class Information

Price Per Lesson $19.87

Number of Lessons 15

Estimated Minutes
(Per Lesson) 90

Total Price $298.00

Age Range From Ages 14 to 17

Availability

Course Timeframe: This class meets Wednesdays @ 3:45 PM ET beginning every January. Join our mailing list to be notified when registration opens.
Course Format: Live and Online
Institution Calendar: Excelsior Classes Calendar
Prerequisite: None

Description

WWII: Stories and Analysis History Class Information

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In this high school level course, students will critically examine the philosophies, actions, and events surrounding the conflict. They will explore the Allied response and intervention driven by divergent worldviews and understand why addressing the spread of radical ideas led to significant policy actions. The course will utilize top-notch resources, including a self-published workbook by Lt. Col. (USAF ret.) Doremus, to deepen students' understanding of the topic.

This class is highly interactive, encouraging students to actively engage with one another and enjoy the learning process. It demands substantial student exploration and participation, with various research and speech elements integrated into weekly sessions. Students will be required to deliver four briefings over the course of the semester.

Teacher: Lt. Col. Gene Doremus