International Relations
International Relations is a half-year course open to students in grades 9-12. In lieu of a textbook, we use rotating curricular units from Brown University's Choices Program (designed for high school students). In this course we cover topics such as China on the World Stage; the United States in Afghanistan; the International Response to Climate Change; U.S. Policies on Immigration; U.S. Involvement & War in Iraq; and the Challenge of Nuclear Weapons. The specific units covered in depth vary a bit from year to year based upon the interests of students enrolled in the course. In 2021-22, I am teaching this course in the fall semester. You are invited to check out my syllabus below for more information on course content, grading information, classroom expectations, and policies.
International Relations is a half-year course open to students in grades 9-12. In lieu of a textbook, we use rotating curricular units from Brown University's Choices Program (designed for high school students). In this course we cover topics such as China on the World Stage; the United States in Afghanistan; the International Response to Climate Change; U.S. Policies on Immigration; U.S. Involvement & War in Iraq; and the Challenge of Nuclear Weapons. The specific units covered in depth vary a bit from year to year based upon the interests of students enrolled in the course. In 2021-22, I am teaching this course in the fall semester. You are invited to check out my syllabus below for more information on course content, grading information, classroom expectations, and policies.
2021 (Fall) International Relations Syllabus Maluk.docx