Ed Technically

A complete 5 Unit-48 lesson course going over the fundamentals and utilization of AI in the world today. This course is designed to Unlock the Future with AI!Are you curious about Artificial Intelligence and how it’s transforming the world around us? This engaging, hands-on course is your gateway to understanding one of the most exciting and impactful technologies of our time. In "Introduction to Artificial Intelligence," you’ll: Explore the Basics of AI: Learn what AI is, how it works, and it

Students will research various instances of global migration and analyze their origin and impact

Students will examine the rise and fall of empires to complete an “autopsy”

Students will develop a knowledge of various ports along the IOTR and what commerce drove the expansion.

Whole class role playing learning experience centered around the caste system of India

Students will work in small groups to cover AP skill building through learning about the native pre-Columbian states of the Americas.

Students will be able to identify key individuals in the Age of Exploration. This activity gets students to learn about an individual and share that info with the rest of the class in a fun and engaging way.

Students will be able to categorize significant historical technologies and describe their impact

Students will be able to identify significant historical locations of industrialization.

Students will be able to identify major innovations of the period as well as their effect on society.

Students will be able to explain the causes and effects of various world revolutions

Students will be able to explain Rousseau’s Social Contract Theory

Students will be able to identify and explain the origin of global commodities and where they spread to the benefit of imperial powers.

Students will be able to identify and explain various examples of response to imperialism..

Students will be able to understand the imperial nature of European conquest on the continent of Africa.

Students will be able to comprehend various imperial ideologies.

Students will be able to interpret how changing global landscapes affected the distribution of power in societies..

Students will research and present over various insurgences to imperial power.

Students will evaluate the origins of mercantilism and understand its difference to capitalism.

Students will be able to ascertain the extent of Chinese/Japanese isolation.