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Homework Expectations:
Homework in this class is very dependent on reading outside of class. Students are expected to arrive to class having completed the reading and prepared to discuss. Further, students will periodically bring work home to prepare for papers, tests, presentations, and other assessments.
If students are absent from class, the expectation is they ask about any make-up work needed upon returning. If they are planning on being gone ahead of an absence, the expectation is they ask about work beforehand.
Class Attachments:
19th Cent. Imperialism/Colonialism Presentation: click here!
Briefings for "Scramble for Africa" Simulation: click here!
Link for Maps and Term List: click here!
"World of Wonder" Paper Guidelines: click here!
MOWO Wrapped 24-25 Slides: click here!
From the Syllabus:
History
Course Title: Modern World History
Instructor: Mr. Coleman
Email: joseph.coleman@nc.ascentcolorado.org
Course Texts: A History of Europe in the Modern World
Required Materials:Â
Note taking materials (pen/pencil and paper)
Document storage system (binder, folder, notebook)
Course Description: Students will develop an understanding of modern world history in a course that surveys the 19th century, 20th century, and the beginnings of the 21st century. In this course, we will study critical primary and secondary source texts, examine the relationship between our eras of study with earlier periods, and investigate the great people, movements, and changes that directly shaped the modern world. In this class, students can expect to read, take meaningful notes, and engage in in-class conversation. Through assignments and coursework, students will practice their communication skills in writing and speaking, grow in geographical/chronological familiarity, and craft a deep knowledge of the remarkable modern age.
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