Social Sciences

Human Geography - Serrano/Youngfelt
Human Geography is a social science that focuses on the interaction between the earth’s geography and its inhabitants. In other words, we will study the interaction between human beings and their environment. We will be studying how and why humans have impacted our physical surroundings and how our physical surroundings have impacted us. This course will delve into studying cultural features such as language, industries, and cities.

World History - Serrano/Hernandez
World History examines human development from the dawn of civilization to the present day. Students learn about the socioeconomic conditions, political institutions, and ideological attitudes that have marked various time periods throughout history. Using primary and secondary sources, students conduct an inquiry- based research to examine historical events, cultural developments, and social and family structures. Students will analyze statistics and data from maps, charts, and graphs to identify trends and patterns throughout history. Students are encouraged to use critical-thinking and problem-solving skills to evaluate the achievements of civilizations in the fields of science, technology, and the arts.