How many Middle Schools offer historical inquiry into global humanities?
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Anonymous
| My impression is all non-humanity magnet local MS should have it as locally enriched program? |
Anonymous
| Cabin John has it, but it's the only option (no "non-enriched" option.) |
Anonymous
Yes, they have it, but some middle schools schedule all students in it, and others have both HIGH as well as the regular social studies classes. |
Anonymous
| Pyle |
Anonymous
| Takoma Park MS and SSIMS will only offer HIGH next year - so all kids take it |
Anonymous
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Excellent! All kids are above average! Equity wins again!
Why? because according to https://www2.montgomeryschoolsmd.org/curriculum/enriched/about/faq Accelerated and Enriched courses in World Studies: Historical Inquiry into Global Humanities 6 - This course is built around the core Grade 6 social studies curriculum, Historical Inquiry in World Studies 6, which includes historical content from early civilizations, the empires of Greece and Rome, the dynasties of China, and civilizations of the first millennium. Cohort students will go beyond this core as they learn additional content, explore deeper connections to today, engage in investigative inquiry to strengthen their writing through Document-Based Questions, and enhance their learning through relevant literature connections. They also will participate in a culminating Model UN simulation at the end of the year.
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