explore the past. make sense of the present. look to the future.
Teach a standards-aligned world history course that connects the past to the present, with an eye to the future.
Infinitely adaptable. Ideal for high school. Free, open, and online. For everyone.
Narrative power
Connecting the dots of history—people, places, and events—into coherent narratives that help students make sense of, and prepare for, the world they live in today.
Professor of History
Novelist
Professor of Geography
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big ideas. big skills.
Skills and approaches that prepare students to become the next generation of great thinkers and problem solvers.
Students consider important questions, gather and analyze evidence, and build informed arguments in a way that is applicable across all disciplines.
Students develop AP-aligned close-reading and reasoning practices against a variety of sources to prepare for more advanced work later.
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Contemporary content
Global content where students see others as well as themselves.
Meet world history standards with the flexibility to address local and individual goals.
Looking at the patterns and trends of history, students make sense of the present and prepare for the future.
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