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Boldly Black: The West African Middle Ages - Teacher Manual

Boldly Black: The West African Middle Ages - Teacher Manual

Knowles, Brian

Paperback

Teaching Instruction

ISBN13: 9798309471140
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: Feb 9 2025
Pages: 32
Weight: 0.28
Height: 0.08 Width: 8.50 Depth: 11.00
Language: English

Boldly Black: Afrocentric Workbook Series is a thoughtfully designed educational resource for educators, parents, and caregivers passionate about integrating Black history and culture into their students' academic journeys. This workbook series provides a unique blend of historical exploration and skill-building exercises, ensuring students can learn about African Diasporic people's rich heritage and contributions throughout history and strengthen essential academic competencies.

Ideal for classroom instruction, homeschooling, and supplementary education, Boldly Black empowers students with knowledge that is often overlooked in mainstream curriculum. By providing historically accurate narratives, thought-provoking activities, and skill-enhancing exercises, this workbook series equips young learners with the tools to excel academically while developing a deeper appreciation for Black history, heritage, and excellence.

Volume 1: The West African Middle Ages challenges entrenched Eurocentric narratives by presenting an alternative view of African history, focusing on the remarkable empires of Ghana, Mali, and Songhai. These civilizations thrived on abundant gold resources and established robust trade networks spanning the Sahara Desert. They were trailblazers in governance, education, and architecture, epitomized by the prestigious university in Timbuktu. This volume provides a nuanced perspective on a vibrant era of African history often marginalized in conventional curriculums.

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