Dual Language Immersion History and Social Sciences 7

This course explores relationships and interactions between societies and cultures in the Eastern and Western Hemispheres through historical and geographical lenses, with U.S. history examined as it intersects with global issues. In this honors-level class, students analyze primary and secondary sources while developing historical thinking skills such as chronological reasoning, evaluating perspectives, and analyzing cause-and-effect relationships. The honors designation adds depth and rigor through student-led inquiries, independent research, service-learning, integration of multiple content areas, and a capstone project. As part of the Baccalaureate Middle Years Programme, this course emphasizes inquiry, critical thinking, and global awareness.