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History courses for lower secondary school
Product: Book
Trim size in cm: 21x29,7cm
Pages: 168
ISBN: 9788859037606
Publication date: 01/11/2024
Suitable for: Lower secondary 1st level (ages 10-11), Lower secondary 2nd level (ages 12-13)
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Telling the story of humanity also means telling the story of the migrations that have accompanied and continue to accompany human evolution: migrations of the first Sapiens from Africa to the rest of the planet, migrations from Europe to the Americas, migrations from East to West and vice versa.
Born from the experience of the Italian NGO CISP (International Committee for the Development of Peoples) and the European project Get up and goals!, the volume integrates 12 programs within traditional school programs that combine history and citizenship education and adopt a non-traditional view of the history of humanity. Breaking the fixed and Eurocentric patterns that traditional historiography is full of, the volume provides ideas and reflections to stimulate a non-stereotypical vision of history in the classroom.
It therefore proposes readings of passages, analysis of geo-historical maps and images, workshops and real-life tasks.
History Answers: Why People Migrate
What is in the text and how to use it
Programs for the First year
● The SVA sheet
● The migrations of Sapiens and current migrations
● Empires and invasions in Europe and Africa
● Cultural journeys between Greece and Asia
● The Silk Roads: the Islamic empire connects the worlds
Programs for the Second year
● The SVA Card
● The variations of the medieval climate and the influence on human movements
● The revolution of transport and maps at the origin of a new historical age
● The "Columbian Exchange": the migration of plants, animals and diseases between the two sides of the Atlantic
● The African trade: sugar becomes white gold
Programs for the Third year
● The SVA sheet
● The Industrial Revolution and European Migrations
● The Americas between the 19th and 20th centuries
● From 1945 to 1975 the world changes: economic miracles and decolonizations
● The great transformation of the late 20th century: migrants from the South of the world, migrants from the East
