Medieval and Early Modern Times
Course Overview
Welcome to 7th Grade World History! This course should be picking up where your 6th grade history left off, which is with a study of the Roman Empire. Here is a brief list of the subjects we will cover:
Roman Empire, Byzantine Empire, Medieval Europe, American Civilizations, Islam and Islamic Empires, West African Civilization, Medieval China, Medieval Japan, The Renaissance, The Reformation, The Scientific Revolution, The Age of Exploration, The Enlightenment
About Your Teacher
Hello, my name is David Werner. I have been working in the field of education since 2007. I have teaching credentials in Social Science and English, as well as a multiple subject credential. I have a Masters Degree in Interdisciplinary Education. I have previously taught 7th and 8th grade English, 6th Grade English/History, and 4th grade. I am excited to teach 7th grade history this year as we explore the past together.
Contact Information:
Email is the best way to reach me.
email: dwerner@fusdk12.net
phone extension: x48032
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HORNER MIDDLE SCHOOL VISION STATEMENT
We at Horner Middle School, envision a future in which every student receives an effective, equitable, and engaging education that allows them to reach their full and unique potential.
HORNER MIDDLE SCHOOL MISSION STATEMENT
At Horner Middle School our mission is to provide students with the Knowledge, Tools, and Skills they need to master content standards, make effective decisions, and collaborate with others,
which will enable them to be successful lifelong learners.
Knowledge; Tools; Skills = Master, Make, Collaborate!
School-Wide Expectations - For Classroom specific expectations, see Course Syllabus
DISCIPLINE - STUDENT EXPECTATIONS:
Treat other students and staff with dignity and respect. Follow directions from adults the first time they are given.
Keep your hands, feet, and objects to yourself and avoid behavior that is disruptive. Do not engage in horseplay or rough play. Public displays of affection such as kissing are not allowed.
Respect yourself, school property, individual property, and the rights of others – no insults, “put downs,” racial slurs, threats, profanity or obscenity in any language will be tolerated.
Do your own work (no cheating or plagiarism).
Selling or negotiating the selling of items at school that are not sanctioned by the school is prohibited
No running on campus (except in P.E. or when involved in an activity)
No weapons or dangerous objects allowed Any weapon or item that can potentially injure someone or resembles a real weapon is strictly forbidden at school. Masks and/or items depicted as weapons as part/s of Halloween costumes are also not allowed.
Be prepared for your classes. Bring all necessary materials: Student Agenda book, homework, paper, writing utensils and class specific items with you daily. If students need supplies they should speak to their Assistant Principal or Counselor for assistance.
Be inside the classroom when the tardy bell sounds. This is a minimum requirement and individual class rules may be stricter. Check the teacher's syllabus.
At the end of the period, do not leave class until the teacher dismisses you.
Students are not to leave class at any time without a pass.