Meliora: An Inquiry Based Approach to Learning
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We use students’ interests and passions as a springboard to develop their ability to lead lives of purpose as competent, discerning, compassionate individuals. Meliora was created to provide a small, secondary level, learner-directed community that encourages investigative learning. Our goal is to inspire students to pursue their passions in order to develop their ability to lead lives of purpose
In four weeks, Meliora: An Inquiry Based Approach to Learning will start another academic year. Open to middle and high school aged students, these full-year courses challenge students to dig deep into concepts, themes, and connections between times past and today. If you're not familiar with Meliora, I recommend you acquaint yourself as follows:
Visit the Meliora website overview page. (https://meliora.edublogs.org/.../meliora-project-based.../)
Visit the Meliora website FAQ page. (https://meliora.edublogs.org/faq/)
Visit https://meliora.edublogs.org/history-projects/ and https://meliora.edublogs.org/student-work-literature.../ to view student work from past years.
Ask me to refer you to Meliora parents and/or students to get their perspective.
Email me at [email protected] with any questions.
Course info:
Classes will begin September 5 and end May 8, with a two-hour live class time each Thursday (via Zoom).
Rights & Responsibilities: a comparative study of American and Russian citizens (https://docs.google.com/document/d/1UaXPi6biNbe7kMzO5OVMcgO9tIheM-0CeEVsHp82Zs8/edit?usp=sharing) will be held from 10:00am to noon Central time.
Cinema across the ages (https://docs.google.com/document/d/1bXJ1TNa-pZvzylbBDUKlKGwNvMfLi-uCyLN-JI8iqM4/edit) will be held from 1:00pm to 3:00pm Central time.
Register at https://meliora.edublogs.org/2024-2025-registration/.
Calling all families with middle and high school aged students! Meliora courses for the 2023-2024 academic year are now open for registration. If you're not familiar with Meliora, I recommend you acquaint yourself as follows:
Visit the Meliora website overview page. (https://meliora.edublogs.org/2021/08/15/meliora-project-based-learning-in-the-humanities/)
Visit the Meliora website FAQ page. (https://meliora.edublogs.org/faq/)
Visit https://meliora.edublogs.org/history-projects/ and https://meliora.edublogs.org/student-work-literature-storytelling/ to view student work from past years.
Ask me to refer you to Meliora parents and/or students to get their perspective.
Email me at [email protected] with any questions.
Course info:
Classes will begin September 7 and end May 9, with live class time each Thursday. I teach via Zoom, with local students gathering at the home of a long-time Meliora family in West Chicago. Since we meet via videoconference, students from other geographies are welcome to participate.
Turning Points in Ancient History (https://docs.google.com/document/d/1xa-MZJ1LiHl1fN3Cjeouo2Al-3nrxDAkV6UW6AqxIz8/edit) will be held from 10:00am to noon Central time.
World Mythologies (https://docs.google.com/document/d/1S7xeVEoWLf3RwNORNrLs8E8uX6JFvIopWhmVVQ5AVLE/edit) literature and storytelling (composition) will be held from 1:00pm to 3:00pm Central time.
Register at https://meliora.edublogs.org/2023-2024-registration/.
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