Exploring World History by Ray Notgrass is a one-year survey of world history from Creation to the 21st Century for students in grades nine through twelve. The course discusses civilizations from around the world. A special emphasis is placed on key events, key ideas, key persons, and everyday life in various time periods of world history. The student reads a significant number of original documents and speeches in the anthology In Their Words while studying the narrative of lessons. The student reads classic works of world literature including novels, short stories, devotional literature, plays, theological essays, biographies, memoirs, poetry, and hymns. Emphasis is placed on how the literature reflects the historical settings of the works. The student also has a weekly assignment of either an essay or another kind of creative project. The course also includes an overview of the Bible and Bible history, including both its message of faith and how it complements our understanding of history.
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Exploring America by Ray Notgrass is a one-year survey of American history for students in grades nine through twelve. The student will study American history from the time of the native peoples and first European explorers to the 21st century. The course discusses events, issues, and policies on the national level, especially involving the federal government, as well as developments in American culture. It places special emphasis on the experience of Black Americans. The student will read a significant number of original documents and speeches while studying the narrative of lessons. The student will read twelve classic works, including novels and autobiographies. The student will also read a collection of essays, poetry, and hymns. How the literature reflects the historical settings of the works is a particular emphasis. The student also has a weekly assignment of either an essay or another kind of creative project. The student will examine developments and movements in American religious history, from the role of religion in the founding of the colonies to contemporary moral and spiritual issues such as abortion and evolution. Topical Bible studies bring Biblical teachings to bear on the historical issues discussed.
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Exploring World Geography by Ray Notgrass is a one-year survey of physical geography and human geography—how humans in historical and contemporary times have interacted with geography. The student reads lessons about the geography and culture of different parts of the world, answers review questions, completes map skills assignments, reads historical documents, and takes a geography quiz every unit and a geography exam every five units. The student completes a project for each unit, reads 12 works of literature and the literary analysis for each, answers questions on each book, and completes a literature exam every five units. The student learns what worldview is, the elements of a worldview, how we develop a worldview, common worldviews in our world, and how a person’s worldview makes a difference in how that person lives. The student explores how the Bible uses geography to teach important spiritual lessons, answers review questions, and completes a worldview exam every five units.
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Exploring Economics by Ray Notgrass is a one-semester course for students in grades nine through twelve. The student will receive an introduction to Biblical teaching related to economics, economics in church history, and the economic history of the United States. The student will then explore the basics of macroeconomics and microeconomics (primarily the former), learning about markets, money, trade, business organization, and labor. The student will also learn how government is involved in the economy and look at modern economic challenges. The student will read a significant number of original source documents and essays about economics while studying the lessons.
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