United States history, culture, and geography; emphasis on Indigenous, African (Diaspora) American influences, Women's History, Personal Identity, American Ideology formation
Developing critical literacy
Analysis of primary and secondary sources
Expository writing and note-taking skills
Synthesizing a broad range of factual information
Analysis of the U.S. Constitution, Bill of Rights, and their application to current issues
Cultivating personal and interpersonal awareness between the self, community, and natural environments
Capstone project designed for critical thinking and to encourage students to perform authentic research toward servicing the land and people around Lake Merritt
Personal understandings, interests, skills, talents, and areas of growth prior to defining their focused research topics
Emergent strategies for navigating decision-making and effecting change, teamwork, collaboration, community building, team management, time management, clarity of need, purpose, and input
Digital media production, creative writing, fact-checking, building supporting materials, critical thinking, project planning/management, research, public speaking, and communication skills
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