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Big History Project
By sharing the big picture and challenging middle and high school students to look at the world from many different perspectives, we hope to inspire a greater love of learning and help them better understand how we got here, where we’re going, and how they fit in.
BHP is like nothing else. But if you had to categorize it, you could say it’s a social studies course that runs on jet fuel. Co-created by teachers, students, curriculum experts, and a dedicated team of tech developers, BHP was inspired by the work of David Christian and is supported by Bill Gates. The fundamental goal is to provide a world class, ready-for-the-classroom resource available to everyone, everywhere. For free.
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What homeschoolers say about Big History Project
Homeschoolers appreciate Big History Project for its unique, interdisciplinary approach that connects history, science, and humanities in a narrative format. Many find it engaging and suitable for middle and high school students, with multimedia resources that help visual learners. However, some note that it can require significant parental involvement to guide discussions and supplement materials, and a few feel the pacing may be too fast or the content too dense for younger learners. Overall, it is valued for its innovative perspective but may not suit all homeschool styles or ages.
About Big History Project’s materials generally, not this resource specifically. Summarized by Learnamic from public homeschool reviews and discussions.
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