Overview
306: Black History â Continuing the Story
This free digital course helps students understand the history of events that have shaped the experience of many Black people in the United States. It emphasizes the accomplishments of Black leaders in business and medical fields, highlights trailblazing Black professionals, and explores events and philosophies that have confronted injustices. The course features a brand-new lesson (âNonviolence for Social Changeâ), developed with Dr. Bernice A. King and scholars and experts from The King Center's education department. The new lesson empowers students to explore nonviolence as a transformative tool for addressing social challenges and fostering positive change in their communities.
Free Digital Lessons forâ
Students in Grades 8-12
At-A-Glance
Grade Level:
8-12
Languages:
English and Spanish
Length:
5 digital lessons, 15 mins each
Curriculum Fit:
Social Studies, History, ELA, Civics, Advisory, Homeroom, and CT
Standards:
National Standards for Literacy in History and Social Studies and College, Career and Civic Life C3 Framework for Social Students State Standards
Preview the Digital Lessons
Lesson 1
Introduction
Lesson 2
Untold Stories
Lesson 3
Black Business Titans
Lesson 4
Black Contributions to Medicine
Lesson 5
Nonviolence for Social Change
Lesson 1
Introduction
Students are introduced to the concept of counter storytelling and the topics covered in this course.
Lesson 2
Untold Stories
Lesson 3
Black Business Titans
Lesson 4
Black Contributions to Medicine
Lesson 5
Nonviolence for Social Change
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