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This course is an opportunity to explore the ideas that have shaped human thought and culture, fostering a sense of global citizenship and an appreciation for the richness of human belief and philosophy. Students will learn key philosophical concepts and the major world religions, while reflecting on their own beliefs, values, and assumptions. This course will include a reading and writing component and can be taken as a year-long high school transcript credit course. The course will include a range of activities, bringing the most celebrated global traditions into the classroom. Instructor: Angela Ruth Angela grew up in and out of Latin America, and has spent much of her life volunteering to help those in need. Angela began working in orphanages at a young age and pursued her work in service throughout and upon graduation from the College of William and Mary. Angela spent her early career working for the U.S. government, devotedly supporting U.S. military servicemen and women in Baghdad, Iraq, and later through non-profit work at the Wounded Warrior Project. Angela began teaching approximately ten years ago, managing a library ESL program near the Texas-Mexico border, and has pushed that passion to teach her own three children and others through homeschooling. Angela is a seasoned traveler, language lover, and passionate home cook. She looks forward to sharing her passions and working with your children!
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