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Jul 16

How to Unlock Your Genius Using Black History – Online Course

July 16, 2020 @ 7:00 pm - 8:30 pm

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How to Unlock Your Genius Using Black History is an eight week online Black history and personal development course.

How to Unlock Your Genius Using Black History is an eight week online Black history and personal development course. Based on the book with the same title and written by the award winning educationalist and author, David Simon, this course covers 150,000 of Black history.

Students are taught in a fully resourced interactive virtual classroom, and are provided with online notes, images and illustrations.

This course is aimed at adults who would like to use Black history as a personal and community development tool.

Course delivery: Blended learning

Homework: Weekly

Course contents:

Week 1

Researching Black history

Week 2

The African timeline and migrations

Week 3

African cosmology and its uses

Week 4

Ancient African civilisations

Week 5

Medieval Africa and Enslavement

Week 6

Resistance and Revolution

Week 7

Colonisation and Pan-Africanism

Week 8

Building Black social organisations and the way forward

Lead trainer: David Simon BA Hons MA PGCE DHom

David Simon is the author of the novels Secrets of the Sapodilla (1986) and Garvey’s Last Soldier (1999). He is the winner of the Peterloo Poetry Award (1990) and his ‘Windrush’ play Mountaintop (1993) was nominated for a London Fringe Award. David was awarded the 2002, 100 Black Men Community Award. David is the founder of Simon Education (formerly Ebony Saturday Schools – 1987), winner of the CARAF Supplementary School of the Year Award 2005 and winner of the London Schools and Black Child Conference Supplementary School of the Year Award 2006. He is the author of How to Unlock Your Child’s Genius (2004), How to Unlock Your Family’s Genius (2009) and How to Homeschool Your Child (2016) and How to Unlock Your Genius Using Black History. David was formerly deputy Head of Basic Skills at a London FE college.