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Ancient History for Middle School Part Two with Inshal Chenet
Recorded course taught by Inshal Chenet for Middle School Ancient History
Summary

History is all about “story”. Register for this course to help your middle schooler to better understand the ancient world. We will work together to form an appreciation for the Ancients and learn from them.

Course description: History, as Herodetus says, is the praise of great men of the past. To understand history is to know the stories of these great men, to see the patterns in their stories, and to better understand human nature. The true developments of pagan antiquity will be examined, as well as the shortcomings of the ancients, in preparation for the Incarnation of the Son of God.
Class time will be spent hearing engaging stories of history, reinforced by the readings between classes. Students will also be writing a short summary of the story in class, to better retain the material.


Instructor: Inshal Chenet, MA
Instructor Email: inshalj@gmail.com

Special notes

This is Part Two of a 2-part course.

Total classes

14

Duration

45 minutes

Prerequisites

None

Suggested grade level

6th to 8th grade

Suggested credit

One full semester Ancient History

Outline

Class 1: The Persian War
Class 2: Athenian Empire and Tensions with Sparta
Class 3: Peloponnesian War
Class 4: Alexander the Great
Class 5: Founding of Rome
Class 6: The Republic
Class 7: Midterm Review
Class 8: The Punic Wars
Class 9: Julius Caesar
Class 10: Augustus Caesar
Class 11: Early Christian History & Jewish Wars
Class 12: Diocletian and Persecution
Class 13: Constantine & Nicaea
Class 14: Final Review

Materials

Book of the Ancient Greeks, Dorothy Mills [Memoria Press], ISBN 9781615381128, https://amzn.to/3F2xgRw (also used in Part One)
Book of the Ancient Romans, Dorothy Mills [Memoria Press], ISBN 9781615381135, https://amzn.to/3yxbEJf

Homework

Each class, students will be required to read a selection from the textbook and take a short quiz. There is also a midterm and final in this course made up of short answers and multiple choice.

Course name
Ancient History for Middle School Part Two with Inshal Chenet
Instructor
Inshal Chenet
Semester
Recorded
Category
History ➤ Ancient History
Grade levels
Middle School
Start time
May 3rd, 2024 at 12:00 AM ET
Course type
Recorded, free with subscription
Relative due dates
Relative due dates are disabled for this course.
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Inshal Chenet
inshalj@gmail.com

About Inshal Chenet

Inshal Chenet and his wife are both proud homeschool graduates. Mr. Chenet has lived in 18 different places around the globe since he was born in Bedford, Texas. He comes from a family of seven and his father served in the United States Air Force.

After serving a year in NET ministries, Mr. Chenet went on to attend Wyoming Catholic College and received his BA in Liberal Arts, and then received his MA in Theology from Christendom College.

He teaches Science, Theology, History, and a variety of other subjects for Homeschool Connections and other local groups, and is currently starting a boy's high school, St. Joseph the Worker Academy.

On the side, Mr. Chenet runs Cottonwood farms, a small farm community with several catholic families and many animals such as: a milk cow, pigs, maple-tapping, bees, sheep, goats, and chickens.

He is a certified COR backpacking instructor and enjoys canyoneering, caving, and camping when he can find the time for it. But most of all, Mr. Chenet loves spending time with his wife and four children and the vibrant community that they live in.

Click here for more info about Inshal Chenet!

Inshal Chenet teaches the following courses:

  • Basic Chemistry (Apologia)

  • Drawing with Art Theory

  • Introduction to Chess

  • The Way Things Work Now

  • History of Medieval Science