This course offers a sweeping overview of the history of the entire world from prehistoric times to the modern era, while at the same time encouraging students to improve their reading comprehension and critical-thinking skills.  Starting in early history and moving through time and around the globe, we will pay special attention to the ways that differing environments influenced pre-historic and historic peoples:  their cultural practices, their languages, their religious beliefs, their daily lives, their relationships with animals and plants, and the artifacts they made and left behind for us to discover.

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Class materials vary by course. They include textbooks, articles, and supplementary materials appropriate to students' individual reading levels. Courses focus on different periods of world history.  Because this history course also aims to develop students' critical reading skills, ESL learners are very welcome to attend.
 

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*Currently only available as a group class of 3-5 students.

Class duration is one hour. 

This course is offered as a 16 class semester.

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