Homeschool Bookstore: 12th Grade Culture
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Worldviews in Focus: Thinking Like a Christian Student JournalYou are about to embark on a journey into another world, but not the kind of world you might imagine. These pages will take you on a journey into the world of "ideas." In the pages of this journal, you will encounter a biblical worldview. Each daily session will be an eye-opening experience that gives hope, meaning and a greater understanding of how God fits into every part of your life. (This stock number differs from stock number 6163089 in its cover and the page numbers, stock number 6163089 does contain Student Guide to the Fact Sheets - otherwise, the content is identical). Contents include: Preface by Josh McDowell About this Study Week One - Introduction: Discover a Whole New World Week Two - Theology - A Close Encounter of the God Kind Week 3 - Philosophy: Getting Down to Reality Week 4 - Biology: "Designed" or "Evolved" Week 5 - Psychology: How to Live with Yourself & Like It Week 6 - Ethics: Is There Any Real Right or Wrong Week 7 - Sociology: What Makes a Healthy Society Week 8 - Law: Why So Many Laws Week 9 - Politics Everybody's Got Rights ... Right? Week 10 - Economics: Making Money by the Bible Week 11 - History: Dry Bones or Dynamic Ideas? A Final Challenge: Biblical Chrisitianity in Retreat |
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Foundations for Living: Studies in the Christian WorldviewEquip your high schoolers with skills to respond biblically to the tough issues that they will encounter after graduation. Offering practical instruction on topics such as man's purpose in the world, the Christian family and roles within it, dating and courtship, education, art, and politics, this in-depth series guides today's young adults to live productive lives---and shapes them into the Christian servants and leaders of the future. 10 softcover workbooks and Teacher's Guide. |
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20th Century Pop Culture: The Early Years to 1949What a difference a century makes! The intrepid time traveler from 2000 would barely recognize the cultural landscape of 1900. The 20th century has been dubbed by many the "American Century"; during these hundred years, the influence of this great nation spread not just in political and military terms, but in the worldwide explosion of its popular culture. 20th-Century Pop Culture: The Early Years to 1949, brings to life the birth of popular culture. The first 45 years of the 20th century saw great change. Early crazes included barbershop quartets and nickelodeons; the 1920's saw dances such as the Charleston became all the rage while movie screens glowed with the creations of early classics by Mack Sennett and D.W. Griffith. The 1930s saw the beginning of the "golden age" of movie entertainment with stars such as Shirley Temple and Humphrey Bogart emerging and the movie Gone with the Wind changing the face of cinema history forever. And musically, jazz established itself as a legitimate muscial force while crooners such as Bing Crosby and Frank Sinatra filled the radio waves. The outbreak of World War II saw patriotism and heroism take center stage, while the postwar years 1945-1949 witnessed the great reconstruction as mass popular culture really began to take hold: the economy boomed, the population began to enjoy themselves once more, and television screens began to grip the nation. |
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Comparing CulturesAdolescent students will gain an understanding of what factors create a culture, explore how cultures are unique, and discover what customs and values cultures share in this 121-page workbook, which includes 15 exercises. Using these the students will develop a global perspective on the diversity of our world. Incorporates social studies, language arts, math, science, and more. Teacher pages include lesson plans, objectives, bibliographies and background materials. |
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Daily Warm-ups: World Cultures
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