Students can access most assignments on our Global 10 Int  Google Classroom.

• Be respectful in class or during online learning. Disruptive or distracting behavior is not acceptable.

• Be on time for class or join class meetings on time. You will need to go to the cafeteria or other destinations before class begins. 

• Participate - ask questions, and make comments. You will be expected to be attentive and participatory.  

• Come to class prepared with your materials. Bring your charged Chromebook to school daily.

• All cell phones are to be placed in the phone caddy at the front of the room.

• Keep pace with assignments.

• Be careful to avoid plagiarism. Identify your sources.

• If you are absent, you must make up the work you missed. Most assignments will be posted on the Google Classroom

Major grades - essays, tests and projects - 35%

Quizzes - 25%

Classwork, homework - 25%

Participation - daily opening activities, discussion, class participation, notebook - 15%

This course will cover the time period 1750-2000 and will look at the entire world EXCEPT the United States (You will study United States history next year). 

Here are some of the topics we will be studying over the course of the year. This is an approximate timeline.

First Quarter- Scientific Revolution, Enlightenment, French Revolution, Napoleon, Latin-American Revolutions

Second Quarter-  Industrial Revolution, Imperialism, Meiji Restoration, WWI

Third Quarter-  India, Russian Revolution, WWII

Fourth Quarter-  Decolonization, Chinese Revolution, Cold War, Arab-Isaeli Conflict, Apartheid

Students can access most assignments on our Global 10 Int  Google Classroom.

• Be respectful in class or during online learning. Disruptive or distracting behavior is not acceptable.

• Be on time for class or join class meetings on time. You will need to go to the cafeteria or other destinations before class begins. 

• Participate - ask questions, and make comments. You will be expected to be attentive and participatory.  

• Come to class prepared with your materials. Bring your charged Chromebook to school daily.

• All cell phones are to be placed in the phone caddy at the front of the room.

• Keep pace with assignments.

• Be careful to avoid plagiarism. Identify your sources.

• If you are absent, you must make up the work you missed. Most assignments will be posted on the Google Classroom

Major grades - essays, tests and projects - 35%

Quizzes - 25%

Classwork, homework - 25%

Participation - daily opening activities, discussion, class participation, notebook - 15%

This course will cover the time period 1750-2000 and will look at the entire world EXCEPT the United States (You will study United States history next year). 

Here are some of the topics we will be studying over the course of the year. This is an approximate timeline.

First Quarter- Scientific Revolution, Enlightenment, French Revolution, Napoleon, Latin-American Revolutions

Second Quarter-  Industrial Revolution, Imperialism, Meiji Restoration, WWI

Third Quarter-  India, Russian Revolution, WWII

Fourth Quarter-  Decolonization, Chinese Revolution, Cold War, Arab-Isaeli Conflict, Apartheid

Students can access most assignments on our Global 10 Int  Google Classroom.

• Be respectful in class or during online learning. Disruptive or distracting behavior is not acceptable.

• Be on time for class or join class meetings on time. You will need to go to the cafeteria or other destinations before class begins. 

• Participate - ask questions, and make comments. You will be expected to be attentive and participatory.  

• Come to class prepared with your materials. Bring your charged Chromebook to school daily.

• All cell phones are to be placed in the phone caddy at the front of the room.

• Keep pace with assignments.

• Be careful to avoid plagiarism. Identify your sources.

• If you are absent, you must make up the work you missed. Most assignments will be posted on the Google Classroom

Major grades - essays, tests and projects - 35%

Quizzes - 25%

Classwork, homework - 25%

Participation - daily opening activities, discussion, class participation, notebook - 15%

This course will cover the time period 1750-2000 and will look at the entire world EXCEPT the United States (You will study United States history next year). 

Here are some of the topics we will be studying over the course of the year. This is an approximate timeline.

First Quarter- Scientific Revolution, Enlightenment, French Revolution, Napoleon, Latin-American Revolutions

Second Quarter-  Industrial Revolution, Imperialism, Meiji Restoration, WWI

Third Quarter-  India, Russian Revolution, WWII

Fourth Quarter-  Decolonization, Chinese Revolution, Cold War, Arab-Isaeli Conflict, Apartheid

Students can access most assignments on our Global 10 Int  Google Classroom.

• Be respectful in class or during online learning. Disruptive or distracting behavior is not acceptable.

• Be on time for class or join class meetings on time. You will need to go to the cafeteria or other destinations before class begins. 

• Participate - ask questions, and make comments. You will be expected to be attentive and participatory.  

• Come to class prepared with your materials. Bring your charged Chromebook to school daily.

• All cell phones are to be placed in the phone caddy at the front of the room.

• Keep pace with assignments.

• Be careful to avoid plagiarism. Identify your sources.

• If you are absent, you must make up the work you missed. Most assignments will be posted on the Google Classroom

Major grades - essays, tests and projects - 35%

Quizzes - 25%

Classwork, homework - 25%

Participation - daily opening activities, discussion, class participation, notebook - 15%

This course will cover the time period 1750-2000 and will look at the entire world EXCEPT the United States (You will study United States history next year). 

Here are some of the topics we will be studying over the course of the year. This is an approximate timeline.

First Quarter- Scientific Revolution, Enlightenment, French Revolution, Napoleon, Latin-American Revolutions

Second Quarter-  Industrial Revolution, Imperialism, Meiji Restoration, WWI

Third Quarter-  India, Russian Revolution, WWII

Fourth Quarter-  Decolonization, Chinese Revolution, Cold War, Arab-Isaeli Conflict, Apartheid

Students can access most assignments on our Global 10 Int  Google Classroom.

• Be respectful in class or during online learning. Disruptive or distracting behavior is not acceptable.

• Be on time for class or join class meetings on time. You will need to go to the cafeteria or other destinations before class begins. 

• Participate - ask questions, and make comments. You will be expected to be attentive and participatory.  

• Come to class prepared with your materials. Bring your charged Chromebook to school daily.

• All cell phones are to be placed in the phone caddy at the front of the room.

• Keep pace with assignments.

• Be careful to avoid plagiarism. Identify your sources.

• If you are absent, you must make up the work you missed. Most assignments will be posted on the Google Classroom

Major grades - essays, tests and projects - 35%

Quizzes - 25%

Classwork, homework - 25%

Participation - daily opening activities, discussion, class participation, notebook - 15%

This course will cover the time period 1750-2000 and will look at the entire world EXCEPT the United States (You will study United States history next year). 

Here are some of the topics we will be studying over the course of the year. This is an approximate timeline.

First Quarter- Scientific Revolution, Enlightenment, French Revolution, Napoleon, Latin-American Revolutions

Second Quarter-  Industrial Revolution, Imperialism, Meiji Restoration, WWI

Third Quarter-  India, Russian Revolution, WWII

Fourth Quarter-  Decolonization, Chinese Revolution, Cold War, Arab-Isaeli Conflict, Apartheid

Students can access most assignments on our Global 10 Int  Google Classroom.

• Be respectful in class or during online learning. Disruptive or distracting behavior is not acceptable.

• Be on time for class or join class meetings on time. You will need to go to the cafeteria or other destinations before class begins. 

• Participate - ask questions, and make comments. You will be expected to be attentive and participatory.  

• Come to class prepared with your materials. Bring your charged Chromebook to school daily.

• All cell phones are to be placed in the phone caddy at the front of the room.

• Keep pace with assignments.

• Be careful to avoid plagiarism. Identify your sources.

• If you are absent, you must make up the work you missed. Most assignments will be posted on the Google Classroom

Major grades - essays, tests and projects - 35%

Quizzes - 25%

Classwork, homework - 25%

Participation - daily opening activities, discussion, class participation, notebook - 15%

This course will cover the time period 1750-2000 and will look at the entire world EXCEPT the United States (You will study United States history next year). 

Here are some of the topics we will be studying over the course of the year. This is an approximate timeline.

First Quarter- Scientific Revolution, Enlightenment, French Revolution, Napoleon, Latin-American Revolutions

Second Quarter-  Industrial Revolution, Imperialism, Meiji Restoration, WWI

Third Quarter-  India, Russian Revolution, WWII

Fourth Quarter-  Decolonization, Chinese Revolution, Cold War, Arab-Isaeli Conflict, Apartheid

Students can access most assignments on our Global 10 Int  Google Classroom.

• Be respectful in class or during online learning. Disruptive or distracting behavior is not acceptable.

• Be on time for class or join class meetings on time. You will need to go to the cafeteria or other destinations before class begins. 

• Participate - ask questions, and make comments. You will be expected to be attentive and participatory.  

• Come to class prepared with your materials. Bring your charged Chromebook to school daily.

• All cell phones are to be placed in the phone caddy at the front of the room.

• Keep pace with assignments.

• Be careful to avoid plagiarism. Identify your sources.

• If you are absent, you must make up the work you missed. Most assignments will be posted on the Google Classroom

Major grades - essays, tests and projects - 35%

Quizzes - 25%

Classwork, homework - 25%

Participation - daily opening activities, discussion, class participation, notebook - 15%

This course will cover the time period 1750-2000 and will look at the entire world EXCEPT the United States (You will study United States history next year). 

Here are some of the topics we will be studying over the course of the year. This is an approximate timeline.

First Quarter- Scientific Revolution, Enlightenment, French Revolution, Napoleon, Latin-American Revolutions

Second Quarter-  Industrial Revolution, Imperialism, Meiji Restoration, WWI

Third Quarter-  India, Russian Revolution, WWII

Fourth Quarter-  Decolonization, Chinese Revolution, Cold War, Arab-Isaeli Conflict, Apartheid

Students can access most assignments on our Global 10 Int  Google Classroom.

• Be respectful in class or during online learning. Disruptive or distracting behavior is not acceptable.

• Be on time for class or join class meetings on time. You will need to go to the cafeteria or other destinations before class begins. 

• Participate - ask questions, and make comments. You will be expected to be attentive and participatory.  

• Come to class prepared with your materials. Bring your charged Chromebook to school daily.

• All cell phones are to be placed in the phone caddy at the front of the room.

• Keep pace with assignments.

• Be careful to avoid plagiarism. Identify your sources.

• If you are absent, you must make up the work you missed. Most assignments will be posted on the Google Classroom

Major grades - essays, tests and projects - 35%

Quizzes - 25%

Classwork, homework - 25%

Participation - daily opening activities, discussion, class participation, notebook - 15%

This course will cover the time period 1750-2000 and will look at the entire world EXCEPT the United States (You will study United States history next year). 

Here are some of the topics we will be studying over the course of the year. This is an approximate timeline.

First Quarter- Scientific Revolution, Enlightenment, French Revolution, Napoleon, Latin-American Revolutions

Second Quarter-  Industrial Revolution, Imperialism, Meiji Restoration, WWI

Third Quarter-  India, Russian Revolution, WWII

Fourth Quarter-  Decolonization, Chinese Revolution, Cold War, Arab-Isaeli Conflict, Apartheid

Students can access most assignments on our Global 10 Int  Google Classroom.

• Be respectful in class or during online learning. Disruptive or distracting behavior is not acceptable.

• Be on time for class or join class meetings on time. You will need to go to the cafeteria or other destinations before class begins. 

• Participate - ask questions, and make comments. You will be expected to be attentive and participatory.  

• Come to class prepared with your materials. Bring your charged Chromebook to school daily.

• All cell phones are to be placed in the phone caddy at the front of the room.

• Keep pace with assignments.

• Be careful to avoid plagiarism. Identify your sources.

• If you are absent, you must make up the work you missed. Most assignments will be posted on the Google Classroom

Major grades - essays, tests and projects - 35%

Quizzes - 25%

Classwork, homework - 25%

Participation - daily opening activities, discussion, class participation, notebook - 15%

This course will cover the time period 1750-2000 and will look at the entire world EXCEPT the United States (You will study United States history next year). 

Here are some of the topics we will be studying over the course of the year. This is an approximate timeline.

First Quarter- Scientific Revolution, Enlightenment, French Revolution, Napoleon, Latin-American Revolutions

Second Quarter-  Industrial Revolution, Imperialism, Meiji Restoration, WWI

Third Quarter-  India, Russian Revolution, WWII

Fourth Quarter-  Decolonization, Chinese Revolution, Cold War, Arab-Isaeli Conflict, Apartheid