This Teacher’s Guide is a downloadable pdf E-book providing everything needed to teach the one-semester Humanitas Ancient Rome course. You will receive an email within 2 business days of purchase with a link and access code. Includes lesson plans, additional help in understanding each document, and suggestions for facilitating a robust discussion with Socratic questioning. The coordinating Ancient Rome Student Texts are available separately.
Humanitas: Ancient Rome Teacher Guide PDF E-book
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- Teacher Guide for one semester of high school history on Ancient Rome
- Classical ancient history course based on primary source documents with Socratic questioning
- Downloadable E-book has lesson plans, background information, and helps for robust discussion
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Publisher's Description of Humanitas: Ancient Rome Teacher Guide PDF E-book
Humanitas: Ancient Rome Teacher's Guide PDF
offers teachers further resources for understanding the texts included in Humanitas: Ancient Rome.
The guide supplies teachers with lesson objectives and plans. Teacher's Tips point to specific portions of the source document, provide additional context for the source documents, and suggest points of discussion. Additional notes will help teachers show students how the various source documents relate to each other. The questions for discussion and writing that appear in the student edition are also included in the teacher's guide for easy reference.
offers teachers further resources for understanding the texts included in Humanitas: Ancient Rome.
The guide supplies teachers with lesson objectives and plans. Teacher's Tips point to specific portions of the source document, provide additional context for the source documents, and suggest points of discussion. Additional notes will help teachers show students how the various source documents relate to each other. The questions for discussion and writing that appear in the student edition are also included in the teacher's guide for easy reference.
Category Description for Humanitas Upper-School Humanities Curriculum
Why read about famous people from history when you can read and learn directly from them? Humanitas is a 4-year high school history curriculum based on primary source documents. It is comprehensive and powerful, exposing students first-hand to the greatest minds, ideas, and events of the past. And if you’re thinking that primary source documents are too intimidating, you’ll be pleasantly surprised with these courses! Classical Academic Press has done an amazing job sourcing key documents, extracting core material, and updating archaic language just a bit so students can hear ancient voices like that of Dionysius on the founding of Rome, or Martin Luther on the limitation of government. Just the right amount of secondary information has been added to the primary (original) sources to allow students to digest and engage with the material in a meaningful way.
The Student Textbooks are beautifully illustrated, with helpful chapter introductions for each document and marginal annotations throughout the document to aid in understanding. Difficult terms are explained, critical background info given, and historical context and timelines are provided to see how each document fits into the larger picture in history. Each chapter ends with Socratic questions for discussion and writing.
Each of the 8 titles is designed as a one semester history course (containing 2 books) for .5 credit, but similar titles are paired together for a continuous, full year of history… worth 1 credit. Doing all 8 courses provides 4 years of chronological history (though they can be done in any order), earning 4 credits. These include Level 1 courses – Ancient Greece and Ancient Rome, Level 2 courses – Early Medieval and Late Medieval, Level 3 courses – American Origins and American Republic, and Level 4 courses – Early Modern and Late Modern. Currently only Level 1 (Ancient), Level 3 (American), and the first semester of Level 2 (Medieval) courses have been released, with others coming soon.
The Teacher’s Guide PDF E-books provide everything needed to teach the courses… lesson plans, additional help in understanding each document, and suggestions for facilitating a robust discussion. Because of the emphasis on Socratic discussion, these are perfect for a classroom or homeschool co-op, but a homeschool family can adapt them for discussion around the table with family/friends.
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| Product Format: | Other |
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| Grades: | 9-12 |
| Brand: | Classical Academic Press |
| ISBN: | 9781600516702 |
| EAN/UPC: | 9781600516702 |
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