Starting in August and ending in May, classes are held Monday through Thursday for a span of 35 weeks, with scheduled breaks during Thanksgiving, Christmas, and Spring Break. The teaching commitment involves instructing two classes, twice a day, totaling 4 hours.

The course "European History and Literature" covers a vast time span, starting at the Reformation and moving forward. This comprehensive study incorporates various elements such as reading literature, exploring geography, examining philosophical ideas, delving into cultural aspects, and understanding social structures. By immersing themselves in these topics, students gain insights into the people and events and draw valuable lessons that remain applicable in today's world.

This blended course integrates both English Language Arts (ELA) and History components. Students develop essential skills in analytical and rhetorical reading, practice public speaking, engage in argumentative writing, participate in debates, and hone their research writing abilities. While the mentioned literature works like

• The Prince
• Dr. Faustus
• Night
• A Tale of Two Cities
• Romeo & Juliet
• Candide
• Macbeth
• All Quiet on the Western Front
• Don Quixote
• Frankenstein
• Heart of Darkness

are part of the curriculum, other relevant literary texts may also be included.

Overall, this course combines the exploration of european history with the study of significant literary works, providing students with a well-rounded understanding of the past and its relevance to the present.

Job Types: Part-time, Contract

Pay: $500.00 - $560.00 per week

Grade school specialties:

• 10th grade
• 7th grade

Schedule:

• Monday to Friday

Application Question(s):

• A master's in the subject matter is required if a teaching certificate is not current.

Work Location: In person