Explore NB International School courses, virtual or in person, and review the modules and topics included in each course.
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Proyecto global con impacto local
Proyecto global con impacto local
The course 'Global Project with Local Impact' is designed for students interested in addressing global issues from a local perspective. This elective course is suitable for those who wish to develop skills in research, collaboration, and problem-solving at both community and international levels. Participants will work on projects that connect global challenges with their communities, promoting a practical and applied approach to learning. Throughout the course, students will learn to identify global issues present in their local environment, such as water access, waste management, or the digital divide. They will use information sources, data, and fieldwork with mobile devices to investigate these issues. The course includes interactive and collaborative lessons, where students will design and implement solutions, communicate their results, and evaluate the impact of their actions. Upon completion, they will present a Global Portfolio that reflects their contribution as active citizens in their community and the world.
CREDITS: 1MODULES: 10
MODULES & TOPICS
Proyecto global con impacto local
Discover the importance of global issues with local impact and how you can help solve them.
What you will study (3 sections)
Welcome: Think Globally, Act Locally
How the Course Works in SEIE LMS
My Starting Point
Assessments
Task: My Starting Point
💡 Recommendation: go through the 3 sections in order, take notes in “My notes” and ask the AI tutor or your teacher when you have questions. Then show what you learned in the module assessments.
Explore how global issues manifest in your community and their connection to the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
What you will study (5 sections)
Global Issues, Local Realities
Observe My Community with New Eyes
Choosing the Problem for My Project
The guiding question and the problem sheet
Review: From the Global Problem to My Community
Assessments
Task: Problem Sheet and Guiding Question
Quiz: Module 1 – From Global Problem to My Community
💡 Recommendation: go through the 5 sections in order, take notes in “My notes” and ask the AI tutor or your teacher when you have questions. Then show what you learned in the module assessments.
Learn to break down your guiding question into subquestions, choose keywords, and design an effective search plan.
What you will study (5 sections)
From Question to Search Plan
Can I Trust This Source?
Reading Data and Graphs Without Falling for Traps
Organize, Cite, and Use AI Responsibly
Review: Researching with Sources and Data
Assessments
Task: Sources and Data Dossier
Quiz: Module 2 – Research with Sources and Data
💡 Recommendation: go through the 5 sections in order, take notes in “My notes” and ask the AI tutor or your teacher when you have questions. Then show what you learned in the module assessments.
Learn to conduct fieldwork ethically and safely, protecting participants' privacy.
What you will study (5 sections)
Research with People: Ethics, Consent, and Privacy
The Interview: Listening to Understand
The Survey: Asking Many People
Photos, Field Notes, and Analysis of Collected Data
Review: Fieldwork with the Cell Phone
Assessments
Task: Field Report
Quiz: Module 3 – Fieldwork with the Cell Phone
💡 Recommendation: go through the 5 sections in order, take notes in “My notes” and ask the AI tutor or your teacher when you have questions. Then show what you learned in the module assessments.
Learn to identify causes and effects of a complex problem using the problem tree.
What you will study (5 sections)
The Problem Tree: Roots, Trunk, and Branches
The Five Whys and Systemic Thinking
The Actor Map: Who Influences and Who is Affected?
Rights, Equity, and Perspectives
Review: causes, consequences, and actors
Assessments
Task: Analysis of Causes and Stakeholders
Quiz: Module 4 – Causes, Consequences, and Stakeholders
💡 Recommendation: go through the 5 sections in order, take notes in “My notes” and ask the AI tutor or your teacher when you have questions. Then show what you learned in the module assessments.
Explore the value of international collaboration in local projects and discover how you can learn and contribute in a global exchange.
What you will study (5 sections)
Why Collaborate Beyond Borders?
Communicating Across Cultures
Collaborate Online Safely
Compare and Learn Together
Review: International Collaboration
Assessments
Task: International Exchange Report
Quiz: Module 5 – International Collaboration
💡 Recommendation: go through the 5 sections in order, take notes in “My notes” and ask the AI tutor or your teacher when you have questions. Then show what you learned in the module assessments.
Transform your problem tree into an objective tree and set clear goals for your project.
What you will study (5 sections)
From Problem to Objective
Ideate: Many Ideas Before Choosing
Choose the Best Idea and Explain How It Will Work
Prototyping and Testing with Real People
Review: Designing a Solution
Assessments
Task: Solution Proposal and Prototype
Quiz: Module 6 – Design a Solution
💡 Recommendation: go through the 5 sections in order, take notes in “My notes” and ask the AI tutor or your teacher when you have questions. Then show what you learned in the module assessments.
Turn your ideas into concrete actions with a detailed action plan.
What you will study (5 sections)
The Action Plan: What, Who, and When
Resources, Budget, and Allies
Anticipate Risks and Have a Plan B
Let's Get to Work: Execute and Document
Review: Action Plan and Execution
Assessments
Task: Action Plan and Execution Log
Quiz: Module 7 – Action Plan and Execution
💡 Recommendation: go through the 5 sections in order, take notes in “My notes” and ask the AI tutor or your teacher when you have questions. Then show what you learned in the module assessments.
Learn to communicate your project effectively to maximize its impact.
What you will study (5 sections)
Tell the story of your project
Create an Ethical and Accessible Campaign
Evaluate the Impact: What Changed?
Learn, Sustain, and Share
Review: communicate, spread, and evaluate impact
Assessments
Task: Campaign and Impact Evaluation
Quiz: Module 8 – Communicate, Disseminate, and Evaluate Impact
💡 Recommendation: go through the 5 sections in order, take notes in “My notes” and ask the AI tutor or your teacher when you have questions. Then show what you learned in the module assessments.
Organize your Global Portfolio and plan the course wrap-up successfully.
What you will study (3 sections)
Step-by-Step Final Project Guide
How to Present Your Global Portfolio
Reflection and Next Steps
Assessments
Final Project: My Global Portfolio with Local Impact
Final Quiz: Global Project with Local Impact
💡 Recommendation: go through the 3 sections in order, take notes in “My notes” and ask the AI tutor or your teacher when you have questions. Then show what you learned in the module assessments.
Arte y expresiones del mundo
Arte y expresiones del mundo
The 'Art and Expressions of the World' course is an elective designed for students interested in exploring art as a universal language. This course is suitable for those who wish to deepen their understanding of various artistic forms, with a particular focus on the cultural expressions of the Caribbean and Latin America. The course is introductory, making it accessible to any student with an interest in the subject. Throughout the course, students will learn to interpret artistic works critically, valuing and protecting cultural heritage. Topics include visual arts, music, dance, theater, architecture, crafts, urban art, and digital art. The lessons are interactive and include readings, practical exercises, and projects. By the end of the course, students will create a virtual exhibition using their Global Portfolio, allowing them to apply what they have learned in a creative and personal way.
CREDITS: 1MODULES: 10
MODULES & TOPICS
Arte y expresiones del mundo
Explore how art connects cultures and discover the Global SEIE Group that will accompany you on this journey.
What you will study (3 sections)
Welcome: Art Connects Us
How the Course Works in SEIE LMS
My Starting Point: Artistic Self-Assessment
Assessments
Task: My Starting Point
💡 Recommendation: go through the 3 sections in order, take notes in “My notes” and ask the AI tutor or your teacher when you have questions. Then show what you learned in the module assessments.
Explore the definitions and functions of art in different cultures.
What you will study (5 sections)
What is art and what is it for?
The Elements of Artistic Language
The First Artists: Cave Art
How to Read a Work of Art
Review: Art as a Universal Language
Assessments
Task: Audio Guide of a Work from My Community
Quiz: Module 1 – Art as a Universal Language
💡 Recommendation: go through the 5 sections in order, take notes in “My notes” and ask the AI tutor or your teacher when you have questions. Then show what you learned in the module assessments.
Explore how different cultures have developed their own ways of representing the world through art.
What you will study (5 sections)
Ways of Seeing: Painting and Sculpture Around the World
Visual Arts of Latin America and the Caribbean
African Art and Its Influence on the World
Museums of the World on Your Phone
Review: Visual Arts in World Cultures
Assessments
Task: Infographic 'Two Works, Two Worlds'
Quiz: Module 2 – Visual Arts in World Cultures
💡 Recommendation: go through the 5 sections in order, take notes in “My notes” and ask the AI tutor or your teacher when you have questions. Then show what you learned in the module assessments.
Explore how musical instruments are classified according to the Hornbostel-Sachs system and discover examples from around the world.
What you will study (5 sections)
Instruments of the World and How They Are Classified
Rhythms Born in the Caribbean
A Sound Journey Around the World
Music, Identity, and the Digital World
Review: World and Caribbean Music
Assessments
Task: Podcast 'The Soundtrack of My Community'
Quiz: Module 3 – Music of the World and the Caribbean
💡 Recommendation: go through the 5 sections in order, take notes in “My notes” and ask the AI tutor or your teacher when you have questions. Then show what you learned in the module assessments.
Explore the functions of dance in various cultures and learn about examples of traditional and contemporary dances.
What you will study (5 sections)
Dance Around the World: Functions and Styles
Carnivals and Dances of the Caribbean and Latin America
Theatrical Traditions of the World
Create with the Body: Your Own Scene
Review: Dance and Theater
Assessments
Task: Micro-scene 'A Story from My Community'
Quiz: Module 4 – Dance and Theater: The Body Telling Stories
💡 Recommendation: go through the 5 sections in order, take notes in “My notes” and ask the AI tutor or your teacher when you have questions. Then show what you learned in the module assessments.
Explore how architecture is an art we live in every day and discover how traditional buildings adapt to their environment.
What you will study (5 sections)
Architecture: The Art We Live In
World Heritage: Places that Belong to Humanity
Intangible Heritage and Heritage at Risk
Architecture for the Future
Review: Architecture and Cultural Heritage
Assessments
Task: Heritage Guide of My Community
Quiz: Module 5 – Architecture and Cultural Heritage
💡 Recommendation: go through the 5 sections in order, take notes in “My notes” and ask the AI tutor or your teacher when you have questions. Then show what you learned in the module assessments.
Explore the cultural and economic value of craftsmanship, learn about iconic examples, and reflect on its relationship with the identity of communities.
What you will study (5 sections)
Craftsmanship: Knowledge in the Hands
Fabrics That Speak
From Craft to Design: Thinking Like a Designer
Creative Economy and Fair Trade
Review: Craftsmanship and Design
Assessments
Task: Prototype with Identity
Quiz: Module 6 – Craft and Design: Hands that Create
💡 Recommendation: go through the 5 sections in order, take notes in “My notes” and ask the AI tutor or your teacher when you have questions. Then show what you learned in the module assessments.
Explore the origin, artists, and impact of Mexican muralism in America.
What you will study (5 sections)
Muralism: Art Comes to the Streets
From Graffiti to Urban Art
Art as a Social Voice
How to Create a Participatory Mural
Review: Urban Art, Muralism, and Social Voice
Assessments
Task: Mural Proposal with a Message
Quiz: Module 7 – Urban Art and Muralism: Art as a Social Voice
💡 Recommendation: go through the 5 sections in order, take notes in “My notes” and ask the AI tutor or your teacher when you have questions. Then show what you learned in the module assessments.
Explore how technology has transformed art over time, from photography to video games.
What you will study (5 sections)
From Brush to Pixel: Technology and Art
Create with Your Phone: Photo, Image, and Sound
Artificial Intelligence and Art: Opportunities and Dilemmas
Digital Citizenship for Artists
Review: Art and Digital Technology
Assessments
Task: Digital Work with Identity
Quiz: Module 8 – Art and Digital Technology
💡 Recommendation: go through the 5 sections in order, take notes in “My notes” and ask the AI tutor or your teacher when you have questions. Then show what you learned in the module assessments.
Create your own virtual exhibit by following these stages and tips.
What you will study (3 sections)
Step-by-Step Final Project Guide
How to Present Your Portfolio and Exhibition
Final Reflection and Next Steps
Assessments
Final Project: My Virtual Exhibition 'Art and Expressions of the World'
Final Quiz: Art and Expressions of the World
💡 Recommendation: go through the 3 sections in order, take notes in “My notes” and ask the AI tutor or your teacher when you have questions. Then show what you learned in the module assessments.
Salud, bienestar y convivencia
Salud, bienestar y convivencia
The 'Health, Well-being, and Coexistence' course is an elective designed for students interested in enhancing their quality of life and interpersonal relationships. This course is suitable for those seeking to understand and apply well-being practices in their daily lives, both personally and within their communities. With a comprehensive approach, the course covers essential aspects of physical, emotional, social, and digital well-being, providing tools for stress management and seeking help. Students will learn to develop healthy habits related to sleep, nutrition, and physical activity. Additionally, they will be taught to manage stress and emotions, as well as to foster healthy and respectful relationships. The course also addresses the prevention of school bullying and cyberbullying and promotes school and community coexistence. Through interactive lessons, readings, practical exercises, and a final project, participants will understand how to contribute to global well-being, aligning with WHO and SDG objectives.
CREDITS: 1MODULES: 10
MODULES & TOPICS
Salud, bienestar y convivencia
Explore how to take care of your body, mind, and relationships in a connected world.
What you will study (3 sections)
Welcome: Why talk about health, well-being, and coexistence?
How the Course Works in SEIE LMS
My Starting Point
Assessments
Task: My Starting Point
💡 Recommendation: go through the 3 sections in order, take notes in “My notes” and ask the AI tutor or your teacher when you have questions. Then show what you learned in the module assessments.
Explore the differences between health and well-being, and discover the main dimensions of well-being and how they influence each other.
What you will study (5 sections)
What is Well-being? A Holistic View
Physical and Emotional Well-being
Social Well-being: Belonging and Connecting
Digital Well-being: Technology to Your Advantage
Review: The Dimensions of Well-being
Assessments
Task: Interview "What Does Being Well Mean?"
Quiz: Module 1 – The Dimensions of Well-being
💡 Recommendation: go through the 5 sections in order, take notes in “My notes” and ask the AI tutor or your teacher when you have questions. Then show what you learned in the module assessments.
Discover how sleep benefits your body and mind, how many hours you need to sleep, and what habits improve your rest.
What you will study (5 sections)
Sleep: The Forgotten Superpower
Balanced Eating: Eating Well Without Diets
Physical Activity: Move Your Body, Move Your Life
How to Build Habits That Last
Review: Healthy Habits
Assessments
Task: My 7-Day Habit Experiment
Quiz: Module 2 – Healthy Habits: Sleep, Nutrition, and Movement
💡 Recommendation: go through the 5 sections in order, take notes in “My notes” and ask the AI tutor or your teacher when you have questions. Then show what you learned in the module assessments.
Explore how stress can be both an ally and an enemy and learn to recognize its signs.
What you will study (5 sections)
What is stress and what is it for?
Sources of Stress in Adolescence
Strategies for Managing Stress
Emotional Regulation and Resilience
Review: Managing Stress and Emotions
Assessments
Task: Podcast "Stress-Free Guide for Global Students"
Quiz: Module 3 – Managing Stress and Emotions
💡 Recommendation: go through the 5 sections in order, take notes in “My notes” and ask the AI tutor or your teacher when you have questions. Then show what you learned in the module assessments.
Explore the definition of mental health, its continuous nature, and debunk common myths.
What you will study (5 sections)
What is Mental Health?
Signs That Someone Needs Support
How to Ask for Help for Yourself
How to Support a Friend
Review: Mental Health and How to Ask for Help
Assessments
Task: Support Map for Youth in My Community
Quiz: Module 4 – Mental Health and How to Ask for Help
💡 Recommendation: go through the 5 sections in order, take notes in “My notes” and ask the AI tutor or your teacher when you have questions. Then show what you learned in the module assessments.
Explore the characteristics of a healthy relationship and learn to identify warning signs.
What you will study (5 sections)
What Makes a Relationship Healthy?
Assertive Communication
Boundaries, Consent, and Peer Pressure
Empathy, Diversity, and Conflict Resolution
Review: Healthy Relationships and Respect
Assessments
Task: Comic Strip "Relationships That Add Up"
Quiz: Module 5 – Healthy Relationships and Respect
💡 Recommendation: go through the 5 sections in order, take notes in “My notes” and ask the AI tutor or your teacher when you have questions. Then show what you learned in the module assessments.
Explore the characteristics of bullying, how it differs from a conflict, and the types of bullying that exist.
What you will study (5 sections)
What is bullying?
Cyberbullying: When Bullying Enters Your Phone
Witnesses Have Power
What to Do: Ask for Help, Repair, and Prevent
Review: Bullying and Cyberbullying Prevention
Assessments
Task: Campaign "No One Stands Alone Here"
Quiz: Module 6 – Preventing School Bullying and Cyberbullying
💡 Recommendation: go through the 5 sections in order, take notes in “My notes” and ask the AI tutor or your teacher when you have questions. Then show what you learned in the module assessments.
Explore the importance of coexistence in school and its relationship with health and learning.
What you will study (5 sections)
What is coexistence and why does it matter?
Inclusion: A School for Everyone
Online Coexistence: The Virtual Community
Participate to Transform the Community
Review: School and Community Coexistence
Assessments
Task: Action Plan and Letter to an Authority
Quiz: Module 7 – School and Community Harmony
💡 Recommendation: go through the 5 sections in order, take notes in “My notes” and ask the AI tutor or your teacher when you have questions. Then show what you learned in the module assessments.
Explore the concept of global health and its impact on your daily life.
What you will study (5 sections)
What is global health?
SDG 3: Health and Well-being for All
Global Health Challenges: Climate, Inequality, and Pandemics
Global Citizenship in Health: Be Informed and Take Action
Review: Global Health
Assessments
Task: Comparative Infographic "A Health Challenge, Two Countries"
Quiz: Module 8 – Global Health: WHO, SDGs, and Everyone's Well-being
💡 Recommendation: go through the 5 sections in order, take notes in “My notes” and ask the AI tutor or your teacher when you have questions. Then show what you learned in the module assessments.
Learn how to create your final project, "My Global Well-being and Coexistence Plan," with this step-by-step guide.
What you will study (3 sections)
Step-by-Step Guide to the Final Project
How to Present Your Global Portfolio
Final Reflection and Next Steps
Assessments
Final Project: My Global Well-being and Community Plan
Final Quiz: Health, Well-being, and Community
💡 Recommendation: go through the 3 sections in order, take notes in “My notes” and ask the AI tutor or your teacher when you have questions. Then show what you learned in the module assessments.
Educación financiera para la vida
Educación financiera para la vida
The course 'Financial Education for Life' is designed for students seeking to acquire practical skills in responsible personal finance management. This course is suitable for individuals of all levels who aim to better understand how to effectively and safely manage their money in a global context. Throughout the course, students will learn to distinguish between needs and wants, create a personal budget, set savings goals, and understand credit use and associated risks. The course will also cover the secure use of digital payments and protection against financial fraud. Through interactive lessons, readings, practical exercises, and a final project, participants will develop a personal financial plan and compare financial decisions with young people from different countries.
CREDITS: 1MODULES: 10
MODULES & TOPICS
Educación financiera para la vida
Explore the importance of financial education and meet the students of the Global SEIE Group.
What you will study (3 sections)
Welcome: Learning About Money
How the Course Works in SEIE LMS
My Starting Point: Financial Self-Assessment
Assessments
Task: My Starting Point
💡 Recommendation: go through the 3 sections in order, take notes in “My notes” and ask the AI tutor or your teacher when you have questions. Then show what you learned in the module assessments.
Learn to distinguish between needs and wants and how to prioritize your spending.
What you will study (5 sections)
Needs and Wants: What Do I Really Need?
Scarcity and Opportunity Cost
Advertising, Social Media, and Influencers
Responsible and Sustainable Consumption
Review: needs, wants, and responsible consumption
Assessments
Task: My 7-Day Consumption Diary
Quiz: Module 1 – Needs, Wants, and Responsible Consumption
💡 Recommendation: go through the 5 sections in order, take notes in “My notes” and ask the AI tutor or your teacher when you have questions. Then show what you learned in the module assessments.
Learn to define and manage a personal budget.
What you will study (5 sections)
What is a budget?
Budgeting Methods: 50/30/20, Envelopes, and Zero-Based
Track and Adjust Your Budget
Real-Life Budgets: Irregular Income and Inflation
Review: My Personal Budget
Assessments
Task: My Monthly Budget
Quiz: Module 2 – My Personal Budget
💡 Recommendation: go through the 5 sections in order, take notes in “My notes” and ask the AI tutor or your teacher when you have questions. Then show what you learned in the module assessments.
Discover the reasons to save and how to apply the 'pay yourself first' strategy.
What you will study (5 sections)
Why Save? Pay Yourself First
SMART Goals: From Dream to Plan
The Power of Time: Simple and Compound Interest
Community Saving Around the World
Review: Savings and Financial Goals
Assessments
Task: Intergenerational Interview and My Savings Plan
Quiz: Module 3 – Saving and Financial Goals
💡 Recommendation: go through the 5 sections in order, take notes in “My notes” and ask the AI tutor or your teacher when you have questions. Then show what you learned in the module assessments.
Explore the different sources of income and how they affect your personal and family economy.
What you will study (5 sections)
Where Does Money Come From? Sources of Income
My First Job: Preparing and Knowing My Rights
Gross Salary, Net Salary, and the Pay Stub
Start and Grow: Invest in Yourself
Review: Income and First Job
Assessments
Task: My Path to First Income
Quiz: Module 4 – Income and First Job
💡 Recommendation: go through the 5 sections in order, take notes in “My notes” and ask the AI tutor or your teacher when you have questions. Then show what you learned in the module assessments.
Explore the functions of banks, cooperatives, and mobile money services, and understand the importance of financial inclusion.
What you will study (5 sections)
Banks, Cooperatives, and Financial Inclusion
Accounts and Cards: Debit, Credit, and Prepaid
Digital Payments Around the World
Currencies, Exchange Rate, and Remittances
Review: banks, digital payments, and currencies
Assessments
Task: Comparative Guide of Accounts and Payments for Students
Quiz: Module 5 – Banks, Digital Payments, and World Currencies
💡 Recommendation: go through the 5 sections in order, take notes in “My notes” and ask the AI tutor or your teacher when you have questions. Then show what you learned in the module assessments.
Explore the key concepts of credit, how to calculate the total cost of a loan, and when debt can be helpful or risky.
What you will study (5 sections)
What is credit and how much does it cost?
Credit Cards and 'Buy Now, Pay Later'
Credit History and Score
Abusive Loans and Over-Indebtedness
Review: Credit and Debts with Responsibility
Assessments
Task: Case Analysis – How to Pay for a Laptop?
Quiz: Module 6 – Credit and Debts with Responsibility
💡 Recommendation: go through the 5 sections in order, take notes in “My notes” and ask the AI tutor or your teacher when you have questions. Then show what you learned in the module assessments.
Learn to differentiate between saving and investing, and how risk, return, and time influence your financial decisions.
What you will study (5 sections)
Saving and Investing: Risk, Return, and Time
Stocks, Bonds, and Funds: Basic Concepts
Diversification, Emotions, and Bubbles
Cryptoassets and Financial Trends: Think Before Following
Review: Basic Investment and Risk
Assessments
Task: Podcast "Myths and Realities of Investing"
Quiz: Module 7 – Basic Investment and Risk
💡 Recommendation: go through the 5 sections in order, take notes in “My notes” and ask the AI tutor or your teacher when you have questions. Then show what you learned in the module assessments.
Learn to identify the emotions and tactics behind scams to better protect yourself.
What you will study (5 sections)
Anatomy of a Scam: Why They Work
Digital Frauds: Phishing, Smishing, and Account Theft
Pyramids, Ponzi Schemes, and Money Mules
If It Happens to You: Act, Report, and Protect Others
Review: Financial Frauds and Scams
Assessments
Task: Prevention Campaign #TheyWon'tFoolMe
Quiz: Module 8 – Financial Frauds and Scams
💡 Recommendation: go through the 5 sections in order, take notes in “My notes” and ask the AI tutor or your teacher when you have questions. Then show what you learned in the module assessments.
Learn to build a personal financial plan step by step, aligned with your values and goals.
What you will study (3 sections)
Final Project Guide: My Personal Financial Plan
How to Present Your Global Portfolio
Reflection and Next Steps
Assessments
Final Project: My Personal and Global Financial Plan
Final Quiz: Financial Education for Life
💡 Recommendation: go through the 3 sections in order, take notes in “My notes” and ask the AI tutor or your teacher when you have questions. Then show what you learned in the module assessments.
Emprendimiento e innovación social
Emprendimiento e innovación social
The Social Entrepreneurship and Innovation course is designed for students interested in transforming community problems into opportunities for positive impact. This intermediate-level course is ideal for those who wish to become change agents both locally and globally. Through a practical approach, participants will develop skills to identify social issues and turn them into sustainable initiatives. Throughout the course, students will explore topics such as social entrepreneurship, human-centered design thinking, and using the Sustainable Development Goals as a guide. Through interactive lessons, readings, practical exercises, and projects, participants will learn to design impact models, prototype solutions, and measure the achieved change. The course culminates with the presentation of a social entrepreneurship proposal in a pitch, integrating financing and strategic partnerships.
CREDITS: 1MODULES: 10
MODULES & TOPICS
Emprendimiento e innovación social
Discover the power of social entrepreneurship and how you can be a change agent in your community.
What you will study (3 sections)
Welcome: Why Start a Business to Transform Your Community?
How the Course Works in SEIE LMS
My Starting Point: What Drives Me?
Assessments
Task: My Starting Point
💡 Recommendation: go through the 3 sections in order, take notes in “My notes” and ask the AI tutor or your teacher when you have questions. Then show what you learned in the module assessments.
Learn to identify and differentiate social problems from personal problems, and recognize their causes and symptoms.
What you will study (5 sections)
What is a social problem?
The Problem Tree: Roots, Trunk, and Branches
From Problem to Opportunity: The Question "How Might We...?"
Mapping Your Community: Needs and Resources
Review: Social Problems as Opportunities
Assessments
Task: Photo Essay and Problem Tree of My Community
Quiz: Module 1 – Social Problems as Opportunities
💡 Recommendation: go through the 5 sections in order, take notes in “My notes” and ask the AI tutor or your teacher when you have questions. Then show what you learned in the module assessments.
Explore the key differences between social and traditional entrepreneurship, and learn about the concept of double and triple impact.
What you will study (5 sections)
Social and Traditional Entrepreneurship: How Do They Differ?
Ways to Organize: NGOs, Cooperatives, Social Enterprises, and B Corporations
Cases that Inspire (and Teach)
The Change Agent: Attitudes, Ethics, and Listening
Review: Social Entrepreneurship
Assessments
Task: Profile of a Change Agent
Quiz: Module 2 – Social Entrepreneurship: A Different Way to Start
💡 Recommendation: go through the 5 sections in order, take notes in “My notes” and ask the AI tutor or your teacher when you have questions. Then show what you learned in the module assessments.
Discover the five phases of design thinking and how they apply in real cases.
What you will study (5 sections)
What is Design Thinking?
Empathize: Observe and Interview
Define: empathy map and point of view
Ideate: Many Ideas Before Choosing
Review: Design Thinking
Assessments
Task: Empathy Report
Quiz: Module 3 – People-Centered Design Thinking
💡 Recommendation: go through the 5 sections in order, take notes in “My notes” and ask the AI tutor or your teacher when you have questions. Then show what you learned in the module assessments.
Discover what the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) are and how they can guide your social enterprise.
What you will study (5 sections)
The SDGs: A Shared Agenda for the World
From Global Goal to Local Target
The SDGs in the Caribbean and Latin America
Young People Acting for the SDGs
Review: The SDGs as a Map of Opportunities
Assessments
Task: Infographic "My Problem on the SDG Map"
Quiz: Module 4 – SDGs as a Map of Opportunities
💡 Recommendation: go through the 5 sections in order, take notes in “My notes” and ask the AI tutor or your teacher when you have questions. Then show what you learned in the module assessments.
Explore how social impact models create value and secure resources to keep operating.
What you will study (5 sections)
Who Benefits and Who Pays? Impact Models
The Social Business Model Canvas
Value Proposition: The Change You Promise
Sustainability: Costs, Revenue, and Mission
Review: Impact Models
Assessments
Task: Social Business Model Canvas of My Project
Quiz: Module 5 – Impact Models: The Social Canvas
💡 Recommendation: go through the 5 sections in order, take notes in “My notes” and ask the AI tutor or your teacher when you have questions. Then show what you learned in the module assessments.
Discover how prototypes can transform your ideas into effective solutions.
What you will study (5 sections)
What is a prototype?
Design a Test: Hypotheses and Assumptions
Testing with Real People
Iterate: persevere, adjust, or pivot
Review: Prototyping and Testing
Assessments
Task: Prototype and Test Report
Quiz: Module 6 – Prototyping and Testing with the Community
💡 Recommendation: go through the 5 sections in order, take notes in “My notes” and ask the AI tutor or your teacher when you have questions. Then show what you learned in the module assessments.
Explore the importance of measuring the impact of a social project and learn to build the impact chain.
What you will study (5 sections)
Why Measure? The Impact Chain
The Theory of Change
Indicators and Baseline
Interpret and Report Impact Honestly
Review: Measuring Impact
Assessments
Task: Theory of Change and Measurement Plan
Quiz: Module 7 – Measuring Impact
💡 Recommendation: go through the 5 sections in order, take notes in “My notes” and ask the AI tutor or your teacher when you have questions. Then show what you learned in the module assessments.
Explore the main sources of funding for social projects and learn how to combine them effectively.
What you will study (5 sections)
Where Do Resources Come From?
Partnerships: Nobody Achieves It Alone
Budget, Campaign, and Transparency
The Social Pitch: Present Your Project in Three Minutes
Review: Financing, Partnerships, and Pitch
Assessments
Task: Partnership and Funding Plan
Quiz: Module 8 – Funding, Partnerships, and Social Pitch
💡 Recommendation: go through the 5 sections in order, take notes in “My notes” and ask the AI tutor or your teacher when you have questions. Then show what you learned in the module assessments.
Organize and complete your social entrepreneurship proposal with this interactive guide.
What you will study (3 sections)
Step-by-Step Final Project Guide
How to Present Your Global Portfolio and Your Pitch
Final Reflection and Next Steps
Assessments
Final Project: My Social Entrepreneurship Proposal and Pitch
Final Quiz: Entrepreneurship and Social Innovation
💡 Recommendation: go through the 3 sections in order, take notes in “My notes” and ask the AI tutor or your teacher when you have questions. Then show what you learned in the module assessments.
Liderazgo, empatía y resolución de conflictos
Liderazgo, empatía y resolución de conflictos
This course is designed for students who wish to develop essential skills in leadership, empathy, and conflict resolution. It is an intermediate-level course focused on enhancing self-awareness and emotional intelligence, fundamental aspects for those interested in leadership roles and team management. Ideal for individuals looking to strengthen their communication and mediation abilities in diverse environments. Throughout the course, students will learn about self-awareness and leadership styles, emotional intelligence, assertive communication, and teamwork. Topics such as understanding conflict, negotiation and peer mediation, and promoting a culture of peace will be explored. Through interactive lessons, readings, practical exercises, and projects, participants will apply this knowledge to real-world cases and develop a community service project to be included in their Global Portfolio.
CREDITS: 1MODULES: 10
MODULES & TOPICS
Liderazgo, empatía y resolución de conflictos
Discover how leadership, empathy, and conflict resolution intertwine in your daily life.
What you will study (3 sections)
Welcome: Leading Starts with Listening
How the Course Works in SEIE LMS
My Starting Point: Self-Assessment
Assessments
Task: My Starting Point
💡 Recommendation: go through the 3 sections in order, take notes in “My notes” and ask the AI tutor or your teacher when you have questions. Then show what you learned in the module assessments.
Explore how your values, strengths, and interests shape your identity and affect your leadership.
What you will study (5 sections)
Who am I? Values, strengths, and identity
What is Leadership? Myths and Realities
Leadership Styles
Leadership, Culture, and Diversity
Review: Self-awareness and Leadership Styles
Assessments
Task: Interview a Leader in My Community
Quiz: Module 1 – Self-awareness and Leadership Styles
💡 Recommendation: go through the 5 sections in order, take notes in “My notes” and ask the AI tutor or your teacher when you have questions. Then show what you learned in the module assessments.
Explore the world of emotions, their function, and how they influence our thoughts and behaviors.
What you will study (5 sections)
Emotions: The Inner Language
Emotional Intelligence and Self-Regulation
Empathy: Putting Yourself in Someone Else's Shoes
Global Empathy and Digital Empathy
Review: Emotional Intelligence and Empathy
Assessments
Task: Empathy Map "In Their Shoes"
Quiz: Module 2 – Emotional Intelligence and Empathy
💡 Recommendation: go through the 5 sections in order, take notes in “My notes” and ask the AI tutor or your teacher when you have questions. Then show what you learned in the module assessments.
Explore the elements of the communication process, the layers of the message, and the barriers that can distort communication.
What you will study (5 sections)
How Do We Communicate?
Communication Styles: Passive, Aggressive, and Assertive
Active Listening and I-Messages
Intercultural and Digital Communication
Review: Assertive Communication
Assessments
Task: Script for a Difficult Conversation
Quiz: Module 3 – Assertive Communication
💡 Recommendation: go through the 5 sections in order, take notes in “My notes” and ask the AI tutor or your teacher when you have questions. Then show what you learned in the module assessments.
Explore how groups transform into effective teams through Tuckman's model.
What you will study (5 sections)
From Group to Team: Tuckman's Stages
Roles in the Team
Trust, Psychological Safety, and Decisions
Online Collaboration and Global Teams
Review: teamwork and collaboration
Assessments
Task: Team Agreement and Mini Project
Quiz: Module 4 – Teamwork and Collaboration
💡 Recommendation: go through the 5 sections in order, take notes in “My notes” and ask the AI tutor or your teacher when you have questions. Then show what you learned in the module assessments.
Explore the definition of conflict, how it differs from violence and bullying, and discover the iceberg model to better understand conflicts.
What you will study (5 sections)
What is a conflict? The iceberg model
Types and Causes of Conflicts
The Escalation of Conflict
Styles for Managing Conflicts
Review: Understanding Conflict
Assessments
Task: Conflict Analysis
Quiz: Module 5 – Understanding Conflict
💡 Recommendation: go through the 5 sections in order, take notes in “My notes” and ask the AI tutor or your teacher when you have questions. Then show what you learned in the module assessments.
Learn to negotiate effectively using the Harvard method, based on principles and interests.
What you will study (5 sections)
Negotiate Without Fighting: The Harvard Method
The Steps of a Collaborative Negotiation
What is peer mediation?
The Steps of Mediation
Review: Negotiation and Peer Mediation
Assessments
Task: Mediation Simulation and Written Agreement
Quiz: Module 6 – Peer Negotiation and Mediation
💡 Recommendation: go through the 5 sections in order, take notes in “My notes” and ask the AI tutor or your teacher when you have questions. Then show what you learned in the module assessments.
Explore the concepts of negative and positive peace, the violence triangle, and the relationship with the Sustainable Development Goals.
What you will study (5 sections)
What is Peace? More Than the Absence of War
Bias, Discrimination, and Inclusion
Restorative Justice: Repairing Instead of Punishing
Peace Builders Around the World
Review: Culture of Peace and Coexistence
Assessments
Task: "We Live in Peace" Campaign
Quiz: Module 7 – Culture of Peace and Coexistence
💡 Recommendation: go through the 5 sections in order, take notes in “My notes” and ask the AI tutor or your teacher when you have questions. Then show what you learned in the module assessments.
Discover how young people are leading significant changes in their communities and the world.
What you will study (5 sections)
Young People Transforming the World
Service Leadership and Service-Learning
Diagnose the Needs of My Community
Plan a Service Project
Review: Young Leaders and Service Leadership
Assessments
Task: Service Leadership Project Proposal
Quiz: Module 8 – Young Leaders and Service Leadership
💡 Recommendation: go through the 5 sections in order, take notes in “My notes” and ask the AI tutor or your teacher when you have questions. Then show what you learned in the module assessments.
Follow these steps to successfully complete your leadership final project.
What you will study (3 sections)
Final Project Guide: Lead with Empathy
How to Present Your Global Portfolio
Final Reflection and Next Steps
Assessments
Final Project: I Lead with Empathy
Final Quiz: Leadership, Empathy, and Conflict Resolution
💡 Recommendation: go through the 3 sections in order, take notes in “My notes” and ask the AI tutor or your teacher when you have questions. Then show what you learned in the module assessments.
Sostenibilidad y acción ambiental
Sostenibilidad y acción ambiental
The 'Sustainability and Environmental Action' course is an elective designed for students interested in understanding and addressing current environmental challenges. This course is suitable for those who wish to deepen their knowledge of how ecosystems function and how climate change impacts global communities. Through a practical and theoretical approach, students will explore the interconnection between water, energy, consumption, and waste, both locally and globally. Throughout the course, students will learn to analyze environmental issues using real cases from regions such as the Caribbean, Latin America, Africa, and Asia. Through interactive lessons, readings, exercises, and projects, participants will develop skills to design an environmental action plan for their communities. This plan will be integrated into the student's Global Portfolio, allowing them to apply the acquired knowledge to real-world situations. The course concludes with a final project that synthesizes all the learning.
CREDITS: 1MODULES: 10
MODULES & TOPICS
Sostenibilidad y acción ambiental
Explore the meaning of sustainability and meet the Global SEIE Group that will accompany you in this course.
What you will study (3 sections)
Welcome: Why Does Sustainability Matter?
How the Course Works in SEIE LMS
My Starting Point: Environmental Self-Assessment
Assessments
Task: My Starting Point
💡 Recommendation: go through the 3 sections in order, take notes in “My notes” and ask the AI tutor or your teacher when you have questions. Then show what you learned in the module assessments.
Explore the definition of an ecosystem, its components, and how energy flows in food chains and webs.
What you will study (5 sections)
What is an ecosystem?
Biodiversity: The Wealth of Life
Ecosystem Services: Mangroves and Reefs
Threats to Biodiversity and Solutions
Review: Ecosystems and Biodiversity
Assessments
Task: Biodiversity Inventory of My Surroundings
Quiz: Module 1 – Ecosystems and Biodiversity
💡 Recommendation: go through the 5 sections in order, take notes in “My notes” and ask the AI tutor or your teacher when you have questions. Then show what you learned in the module assessments.
Explore the differences between weather and climate, the greenhouse effect, and evidence of global warming.
What you will study (5 sections)
Weather, Climate, and Greenhouse Effect
Causes: Where Do Emissions Come From?
Effects of Climate Change in the Caribbean and the World
Respond: mitigation, adaptation, and reliable information
Review: Climate Change
Assessments
Task: Podcast "The Climate in My Community"
Quiz: Module 2 – Climate Change
💡 Recommendation: go through the 5 sections in order, take notes in “My notes” and ask the AI tutor or your teacher when you have questions. Then show what you learned in the module assessments.
Explore how water circulates on our planet and how climate change is affecting this vital cycle.
What you will study (5 sections)
The Water Cycle and Available Water
Access to Water: A Human Right
Water on Islands and Mountains: Local Solutions
Water Footprint and Water Pollution
Review: Water
Assessments
Task: Water Audit in My Home
Quiz: Module 3 – Water
💡 Recommendation: go through the 5 sections in order, take notes in “My notes” and ask the AI tutor or your teacher when you have questions. Then show what you learned in the module assessments.
Explore energy sources and their impact on the world.
What you will study (5 sections)
Where does the energy we use come from?
Renewable Energies
Resilient Islands: Energy After the Hurricane
Energy Efficiency and Just Transition
Review: Energy and Renewables
Assessments
Task: Letter with an Energy Proposal
Quiz: Module 4 – Energy and Renewables
💡 Recommendation: go through the 5 sections in order, take notes in “My notes” and ask the AI tutor or your teacher when you have questions. Then show what you learned in the module assessments.
Explore the life cycle of a product, the linear economy model, and the journey of a cell phone.
What you will study (5 sections)
The Hidden Story of What We Buy
The Circular Economy and the Rs
Fast Fashion and Electronic Waste
Critical Consumer: Advertising, Labels, and Greenwashing
Review: Responsible Consumption and Circular Economy
Assessments
Task: Give It Another Life: Life Cycle Analysis of an Object
Quiz: Module 5 – Responsible Consumption and Circular Economy
💡 Recommendation: go through the 5 sections in order, take notes in “My notes” and ask the AI tutor or your teacher when you have questions. Then show what you learned in the module assessments.
Explore how to sort and manage waste effectively.
What you will study (5 sections)
Where Does the Trash Go?
Plastic: A Wonderful Material and a Big Problem
Plastic in the Ocean: From River to Turtle
Solutions: Laws, Innovation, and Citizen Action
Review: Waste and Plastics in the Oceans
Assessments
Task: Clean-Up with Data and Campaign
Quiz: Module 6 – Waste and Plastics in the Oceans
💡 Recommendation: go through the 5 sections in order, take notes in “My notes” and ask the AI tutor or your teacher when you have questions. Then show what you learned in the module assessments.
Explore the Sustainable Development Goals and their impact on the environment and society.
What you will study (5 sections)
The 2030 Agenda and the 17 SDGs
The SDGs in My Community
Climate Justice: Who Causes and Who Suffers?
Many Voices: Perspectives, Dialogue, and Hope
Review: SDGs and Climate Justice
Assessments
Task: Analysis of a Climate Justice Case
Quiz: Module 7 – SDGs and Climate Justice
💡 Recommendation: go through the 5 sections in order, take notes in “My notes” and ask the AI tutor or your teacher when you have questions. Then show what you learned in the module assessments.
Learn to diagnose environmental problems in your community and discover valuable resources to solve them.
What you will study (5 sections)
Diagnosis: Understanding My Community
Objectives and Actions: From Problem to Proposal
Alliances, Communication, and Participation
Execute, Measure, and Learn
Review: Environmental Action Plan
Assessments
Task: Draft of My Environmental Action Plan
Quiz: Module 8 – Environmental Action Plan
💡 Recommendation: go through the 5 sections in order, take notes in “My notes” and ask the AI tutor or your teacher when you have questions. Then show what you learned in the module assessments.
Organize and execute your environmental action plan successfully.
What you will study (3 sections)
Step-by-Step Final Project Guide
How to Present Your Global Portfolio
Final Reflection and Next Steps
Assessments
Final Project: My Environmental Action Plan and Global Portfolio
Final Quiz: Sustainability and Environmental Action
💡 Recommendation: go through the 3 sections in order, take notes in “My notes” and ask the AI tutor or your teacher when you have questions. Then show what you learned in the module assessments.
Ciudadanía digital e inteligencia artificial
Ciudadanía digital e inteligencia artificial
This elective course is designed for students interested in understanding and safely and ethically navigating the contemporary digital world. It is suitable for those who wish to deepen their knowledge of digital citizenship and artificial intelligence, regardless of their prior experience level. The course offers a global perspective, utilizing real-world cases from various countries to enrich the learning experience. Throughout the course, students will explore topics such as managing digital identity and footprint, online privacy and security, and the impact of cyberbullying on digital well-being. The course will also cover how artificial intelligence works, its biases, and its influence on creativity and work. Through interactive lessons, readings, exercises, and a final project, participants will develop skills to use technology critically and creatively, positively contributing to their community.
CREDITS: 1MODULES: 10
MODULES & TOPICS
Ciudadanía digital e inteligencia artificial
Explore what it means to be a digital citizen and how artificial intelligence transforms your daily life.
What you will study (3 sections)
Welcome: Why talk about digital citizenship and AI?
How the Course Works in SEIE LMS
My Starting Point: Digital Self-Assessment
Assessments
Task: My Starting Point
💡 Recommendation: go through the 3 sections in order, take notes in “My notes” and ask the AI tutor or your teacher when you have questions. Then show what you learned in the module assessments.
Explore how your digital identity is formed and how it differs from your offline identity.
What you will study (5 sections)
Who am I online? Digital identity
The Digital Footprint: What You Leave Behind When Browsing
Digital Reputation: When the Past Catches Up with You
Build a Positive Digital Identity
Review: Identity and Digital Footprint
Assessments
Task: Audit and Map My Digital Footprint
Quiz: Module 1 – My Identity and Digital Footprint
💡 Recommendation: go through the 5 sections in order, take notes in “My notes” and ask the AI tutor or your teacher when you have questions. Then show what you learned in the module assessments.
Explore the value of your personal data, real-life cases, and the laws that protect them.
What you will study (5 sections)
Your Data Matters: Privacy in the Digital Age
Strong Passwords and Two-Step Verification
Scams, Phishing, and Social Engineering
My Digital Security Plan
Review: Online Privacy and Security
Assessments
Task: Digital Security Guide for My Family
Quiz: Module 2 – Privacy and Online Security
💡 Recommendation: go through the 5 sections in order, take notes in “My notes” and ask the AI tutor or your teacher when you have questions. Then show what you learned in the module assessments.
Explore what cyberbullying is, its forms, and the roles of those involved.
What you will study (5 sections)
What is Cyberbullying?
What to Do: From Witness to Defender
Digital Wellbeing: You Control the Screen
Healthy and Respectful Online Communities
Review: Cyberbullying and Digital Well-being
Assessments
Task: #DigitalDefenders Campaign
Quiz: Module 3 – Cyberbullying and Digital Well-being
💡 Recommendation: go through the 5 sections in order, take notes in “My notes” and ask the AI tutor or your teacher when you have questions. Then show what you learned in the module assessments.
Explore what artificial intelligence is, how you use it daily, and some historical milestones.
What you will study (5 sections)
AI Around You: Definition and Brief History
How a Machine Learns: Data and Patterns
Generative AI and Chatbots: How They 'Write'
Recommendation Algorithms and AI in the World
Review: What AI Is and How It Works
Assessments
Task: Podcast "AI Explained to My Family"
Quiz: Module 4 – What is Artificial Intelligence and How Does it Work?
💡 Recommendation: go through the 5 sections in order, take notes in “My notes” and ask the AI tutor or your teacher when you have questions. Then show what you learned in the module assessments.
Explore how artificial intelligence can be a valuable tool or an obstacle in your learning and discover the concept of academic integrity.
What you will study (5 sections)
Ally or Shortcut? AI and Academic Integrity
Ask Well: Instructions for Learning with AI
Verify and Cite: Transparency with AI
Thinking with AI, Not Stopping Thinking
Review: Responsible AI in Study
Assessments
Task: Learning Diary with AI
Quiz: Module 5 – Responsible AI in Study
💡 Recommendation: go through the 5 sections in order, take notes in “My notes” and ask the AI tutor or your teacher when you have questions. Then show what you learned in the module assessments.
Explore how algorithmic biases can influence artificial intelligence and discover real examples of their impact.
What you will study (5 sections)
What is bias in AI?
When the Algorithm Decides: Cases That Changed Lives
Deepfakes and Misinformation: Seeing is No Longer Believing
Towards a Fair AI: Standards, Audits, and Your Voice
Review: Biases, Misinformation, and Critical Thinking
Assessments
Task: Research "Who Does AI Show?"
Quiz: Module 6 – Biases, Misinformation, and Critical Thinking
💡 Recommendation: go through the 5 sections in order, take notes in “My notes” and ask the AI tutor or your teacher when you have questions. Then show what you learned in the module assessments.
Explore how copyrights protect creativity and promote culture.
What you will study (5 sections)
What are copyrights?
Using Works by Others: Public Domain and Creative Commons
Who Owns What AI Creates?
Create with Integrity: Remix, Cultures, and Knowledge
Review: Copyright and Creativity
Assessments
Task: My Original Work with Open License
Quiz: Module 7 – Copyright and Creativity in the Age of AI
💡 Recommendation: go through the 5 sections in order, take notes in “My notes” and ask the AI tutor or your teacher when you have questions. Then show what you learned in the module assessments.
Explore what the digital divide is, its levels, and who is most affected.
What you will study (5 sections)
The Digital Divide: Who's Left Out
Closing the Gap: Solutions from the Global South and the Caribbean
AI and the Future of Work
Preparing My Future in a World with AI
Review: Digital Divide and Future of Work
Assessments
Task: Letter to an Authority to Close the Digital Divide
Quiz: Module 8 – Digital Divide and the Future of Work
💡 Recommendation: go through the 5 sections in order, take notes in “My notes” and ask the AI tutor or your teacher when you have questions. Then show what you learned in the module assessments.
Learn to plan and execute your digital citizenship campaign successfully.
What you will study (3 sections)
Step-by-Step Final Project Guide
How to Present Your Global Portfolio
Final Reflection and Next Steps
Assessments
Final Project: Digital Citizenship Campaign and Global Portfolio
Final Quiz: Digital Citizenship and Artificial Intelligence
💡 Recommendation: go through the 3 sections in order, take notes in “My notes” and ask the AI tutor or your teacher when you have questions. Then show what you learned in the module assessments.
Pensamiento crítico y alfabetización mediática
Pensamiento crítico y alfabetización mediática
The course on Critical Thinking and Media Literacy is designed for students interested in developing essential skills to effectively navigate today's informational landscape. This course is suitable for all levels, providing a solid foundation for understanding and critically analyzing information, regardless of the student's prior experience. Throughout the course, students will learn to recognize biases and understand how media and algorithms function. Topics such as misinformation, data verification, and source evaluation will be covered. Additionally, the course will explore the influence of advertising and the impact of manipulated or AI-generated images. The course is delivered through interactive lessons, readings, practical exercises, and projects, culminating in a final project that allows students to apply their learning to create responsible and meaningful content.
CREDITS: 1MODULES: 10
MODULES & TOPICS
Pensamiento crítico y alfabetización mediática
Discover the importance of critical thinking and media literacy in your daily life.
What you will study (3 sections)
Welcome: Why Think Before Sharing?
How the Course Works in SEIE LMS
My Starting Point: Media Self-Assessment
Assessments
Task: My Starting Point
💡 Recommendation: go through the 3 sections in order, take notes in “My notes” and ask the AI tutor or your teacher when you have questions. Then show what you learned in the module assessments.
Explore critical thinking, learn to distinguish between facts, opinions, and inferences, and practice key questions.
What you will study (5 sections)
What is Critical Thinking?
How Our Brain Thinks: Mental Shortcuts
Cognitive Biases: Mind Traps
Solid Arguments and Fallacies
Review: Critical Thinking and Biases
Assessments
Task: My Bias Diary
Quiz: Module 1 – Think Before You Believe
💡 Recommendation: go through the 5 sections in order, take notes in “My notes” and ask the AI tutor or your teacher when you have questions. Then show what you learned in the module assessments.
Explore how the media ecosystem has changed and learn to identify different types of content.
What you will study (5 sections)
The Media Ecosystem: From Radio to Chat
How News is Made and Who Pays for It
Algorithms: Who Decides What You See
Filter Bubbles, Echo Chambers, and Your Privacy
Review: Media and Algorithms
Assessments
Task: My Feed Audit
Quiz: Module 2 – How Media and Algorithms Work
💡 Recommendation: go through the 5 sections in order, take notes in “My notes” and ask the AI tutor or your teacher when you have questions. Then show what you learned in the module assessments.
Learn to differentiate between misinformation, disinformation, and malicious information and why the intention behind each is important.
What you will study (5 sections)
Errors, Lies, and Harm: Three Key Concepts
Seven Ways to Deceive
Why is misinformation spread?
Impacts and How to Vaccinate Ourselves Against Deception
Review: Misinformation
Assessments
Task: Anatomy of a Hoax
Quiz: Module 3 – Misinformation
💡 Recommendation: go through the 5 sections in order, take notes in “My notes” and ask the AI tutor or your teacher when you have questions. Then show what you learned in the module assessments.
Discover the world of fact-checking and how fact-checkers ensure the accuracy of public information.
What you will study (5 sections)
What Do Fact-Checkers Do?
The SIFT Method and Lateral Reading
Verification Tools on Your Phone
Verify Figures, Quotes, and Screenshots
Review: Data Verification
Assessments
Task: Fact-Checker for a Day
Quiz: Module 4 – Data Verification
💡 Recommendation: go through the 5 sections in order, take notes in “My notes” and ask the AI tutor or your teacher when you have questions. Then show what you learned in the module assessments.
Learn to differentiate between primary, secondary, and tertiary sources, and discover how to choose the right source for each question.
What you will study (5 sections)
Types of Sources: Where Does the Information Come From?
The CRAAP Test: Five Questions to Evaluate a Source
How Scientific Evidence Works
Wikipedia, AI, and Community Knowledge
Review: Evaluating Sources and Evidence
Assessments
Task: Guide to Reliable Sources for My Community
Quiz: Module 5 – Evaluating Sources and Evidence
💡 Recommendation: go through the 5 sections in order, take notes in “My notes” and ask the AI tutor or your teacher when you have questions. Then show what you learned in the module assessments.
Explore how advertising surrounds us and learn to analyze its messages.
What you will study (5 sections)
Advertising is Everywhere
Persuasion Techniques: How They Convince Us
Influencers and Hidden Advertising
Propaganda, political persuasion, and responsible consumption
Review: Advertising and Persuasion
Assessments
Task: Unpacking an Advertisement
Quiz: Module 6 – Advertising, Persuasion, and Influencers
💡 Recommendation: go through the 5 sections in order, take notes in “My notes” and ask the AI tutor or your teacher when you have questions. Then show what you learned in the module assessments.
Explore how images can tell different stories through the selection and manipulation of visual elements.
What you will study (5 sections)
Images Also Tell Stories
Cheapfakes: cheap and effective manipulations
Deepfakes and Generative Artificial Intelligence
Detect, Verify, and Respond
Review: Manipulated Images and Deepfakes
Assessments
Task: Image Lab
Quiz: Module 7 – Manipulated Images, Videos, and Deepfakes
💡 Recommendation: go through the 5 sections in order, take notes in “My notes” and ask the AI tutor or your teacher when you have questions. Then show what you learned in the module assessments.
Explore your responsibility as a content creator and apply ethical principles before publishing.
What you will study (5 sections)
From Consumer to Creator: The Ethics of Publishing
Copyright, Licenses, and How to Cite
Privacy, Digital Footprint, and Safety When Posting
Creating Messages that Matter: Accessibility and Impact
Review: Creating Responsible Content
Assessments
Task: My Responsible Piece
Quiz: Module 8 – Producing Responsible Content
💡 Recommendation: go through the 5 sections in order, take notes in “My notes” and ask the AI tutor or your teacher when you have questions. Then show what you learned in the module assessments.
Learn how to design a media literacy campaign for your community.
What you will study (3 sections)
Final Project Guide: 'Think Before You Share' Campaign
How to Present Your Global Portfolio
Final Reflection and Next Steps
Assessments
Final Project: "Think Before You Share" Campaign
Final Quiz: Critical Thinking and Media Literacy
💡 Recommendation: go through the 3 sections in order, take notes in “My notes” and ask the AI tutor or your teacher when you have questions. Then show what you learned in the module assessments.
Comunicación intercultural
Comunicación intercultural
The Intercultural Communication course is designed for students interested in enhancing their communication skills in a global environment. This intermediate-level course targets individuals who wish to understand how cultural differences influence human interaction. Ideal for those working or planning to work in international contexts, the course provides tools to communicate respectfully and effectively with people from diverse cultures, languages, and countries. Throughout the course, students will explore topics such as the relationship between culture, identity, and communication, as well as the differences between verbal and non-verbal communication. High and low context communication styles will be addressed, and active listening and empathy will be encouraged. Participants will learn to handle cultural misunderstandings and stereotypes, and to communicate in multilingual and digital environments. The course includes interactive lessons, readings, practical exercises, and a final project to consolidate the acquired knowledge.
CREDITS: 1MODULES: 10
MODULES & TOPICS
Comunicación intercultural
Discover the importance of intercultural communication and meet the Global SEIE Group who will accompany you in this course.
What you will study (3 sections)
Welcome: Why Learn to Communicate Across Cultures?
How the Course Works in SEIE LMS
My Starting Point: Intercultural Self-Assessment
Assessments
Task: My Starting Point
💡 Recommendation: go through the 3 sections in order, take notes in “My notes” and ask the AI tutor or your teacher when you have questions. Then show what you learned in the module assessments.
Explore how culture goes beyond what is visible and learn to apply the iceberg model to real-life situations.
What you will study (5 sections)
What is Culture? The Iceberg Model
Cultural Identity: The Many Layers of Who I Am
How Culture Shapes Communication
Ethnocentrism, Culture Shock, and Intercultural Competence
Review: Culture, Identity, and Communication
Assessments
Task: The Iceberg of My Culture
Quiz: Module 1 – Culture, Identity, and Communication
💡 Recommendation: go through the 5 sections in order, take notes in “My notes” and ask the AI tutor or your teacher when you have questions. Then show what you learned in the module assessments.
Explore the differences between verbal and non-verbal communication, and discover how Spanish varies between countries and regions.
What you will study (5 sections)
Words Also Travel: Verbal Communication
Gestures and Expressions: When the Body Speaks
Space, Contact, Eye Contact, and Time
Tone, Voice, and Silence
Review: Verbal and Non-Verbal Communication
Assessments
Task: Visual Guide "Gestures and Signals in My Community"
Quiz: Module 2 – Verbal and Non-verbal Communication
💡 Recommendation: go through the 5 sections in order, take notes in “My notes” and ask the AI tutor or your teacher when you have questions. Then show what you learned in the module assessments.
Explore the differences between high and low context communication and learn to recognize examples in everyday situations.
What you will study (5 sections)
High and Low Context Cultures
Direct or Indirect: The Many Ways to Say 'No'
I, We, and Hierarchy: Values That Shape Style
Adapting My Style Without Losing Myself
Review: Communication Styles
Assessments
Task: Podcast "Direct or Indirect?"
Quiz: Module 3 – Communication Styles: High and Low Context
💡 Recommendation: go through the 5 sections in order, take notes in “My notes” and ask the AI tutor or your teacher when you have questions. Then show what you learned in the module assessments.
Learn to differentiate between hearing and listening, identify the levels of listening, and recognize the barriers that hinder good communication.
What you will study (5 sections)
Hearing is not Listening
Active Listening Techniques
Intercultural Empathy: Putting Yourself in Someone Else's Shoes
Listening to Accents, Other Languages, and Silences Online
Review: Active Listening and Empathy
Assessments
Task: Interview "Stories I Heard"
Quiz: Module 4 – Active Listening and Empathy
💡 Recommendation: go through the 5 sections in order, take notes in “My notes” and ask the AI tutor or your teacher when you have questions. Then show what you learned in the module assessments.
Explore the causes of cultural misunderstandings and learn to analyze them step by step.
What you will study (5 sections)
Anatomy of a Cultural Misunderstanding
Stereotypes, Prejudices, and the Danger of a Single Story
Famous Misunderstandings: Myths and Lessons
Repair a Misunderstanding: Pause, Ask, Clarify, Repair
Review: Cultural Misunderstandings and Stereotypes
Assessments
Task: Comic Strip of a Critical Incident
Quiz: Module 5 – Cultural Misunderstandings and Stereotypes
💡 Recommendation: go through the 5 sections in order, take notes in “My notes” and ask the AI tutor or your teacher when you have questions. Then show what you learned in the module assessments.
Explore the linguistic diversity of the planet and its connection to culture and identity.
What you will study (5 sections)
A World of Languages
Bilingualism, Multilingualism, and Code-Switching
Endangered Languages and Linguistic Rights
Communicating Without a Common Language
Review: Languages and Multilingualism
Assessments
Task: The Linguistic Landscape of My Community
Quiz: Module 6 – Languages and Multilingualism
💡 Recommendation: go through the 5 sections in order, take notes in “My notes” and ask the AI tutor or your teacher when you have questions. Then show what you learned in the module assessments.
Explore how online written communication can lead to misunderstandings and learn to use emojis and tone to improve your messages.
What you will study (5 sections)
Faceless Messages: Text, Emojis, and Laughter
Time Zones, Response Times, and Platforms
Intercultural Netiquette and Digital Citizenship
Bubbles, Misinformation, and Other Cultures on Social Media
Review: Digital Communication Across Cultures
Assessments
Task: Digital Campaign #ConnectWithRespect
Quiz: Module 7 – Digital Communication Across Cultures
💡 Recommendation: go through the 5 sections in order, take notes in “My notes” and ask the AI tutor or your teacher when you have questions. Then show what you learned in the module assessments.
Explore how diversity and psychological safety impact teamwork.
What you will study (5 sections)
Collaborating in International Teams
Decidir juntos e incluir todas las voces
Intercultural Conflicts: Positions and Interests
Intercultural Mediation Step by Step
Review: International Teams and Mediation
Assessments
Task: Intercultural Mediation Simulation
Quiz: Module 8 – International Teams and Mediation
💡 Recommendation: go through the 5 sections in order, take notes in “My notes” and ask the AI tutor or your teacher when you have questions. Then show what you learned in the module assessments.
Build an intercultural bridge to improve communication in your community.
What you will study (3 sections)
Final Project Guide: Intercultural Bridges
How to Present Your Global Portfolio
Final Reflection and Next Steps
Assessments
Final Project: Intercultural Bridges
Final Quiz: Intercultural Communication
💡 Recommendation: go through the 3 sections in order, take notes in “My notes” and ask the AI tutor or your teacher when you have questions. Then show what you learned in the module assessments.
Culturas del mundo e identidad propia
Culturas del mundo e identidad propia
The course "World Cultures and Personal Identity" is an elective designed for students interested in exploring their personal, family, and community identity within a global context. Through this course, participants will have the opportunity to learn about various cultures from the Caribbean, Latin America, Africa, Asia, Europe, Oceania, and indigenous peoples. This course is suitable for intermediate-level students seeking to deepen their understanding of the world and their place in it. Throughout the course, students will analyze topics such as languages, traditions, migrations, stereotypes, and cultural heritage. Through interactive lessons, readings, practical exercises, projects, and assessments, participants will develop skills to engage respectfully in a multicultural environment. By the end of the course, students will create a personal identity map using the evidence collected in their Global Portfolio, thus integrating their learnings and experiences.
CREDITS: 1MODULES: 10
MODULES & TOPICS
Culturas del mundo e identidad propia
Explore the course and discover how learning about other cultures helps you understand yourself better.
What you will study (3 sections)
Welcome: Why talk about cultures and identity?
How the Course Works in SEIE LMS
My Starting Point: Self-Assessment
Assessments
Task: My Starting Point
💡 Recommendation: go through the 3 sections in order, take notes in “My notes” and ask the AI tutor or your teacher when you have questions. Then show what you learned in the module assessments.
Explore the dimensions of personal and social identity, and discover how they are formed and change over time.
What you will study (5 sections)
What is Identity? The Layers of Who I Am
What is Culture? The Cultural Iceberg
My Family, My Roots
My Community and My Place in the World
Review: Personal, Family, and Community Identity
Assessments
Task: Voices of My Family (Intergenerational Interview)
Quiz: Module 1 – Who am I?
💡 Recommendation: go through the 5 sections in order, take notes in “My notes” and ask the AI tutor or your teacher when you have questions. Then show what you learned in the module assessments.
Explore the cultural roots that shaped the cultures of the Caribbean and Latin America.
What you will study (5 sections)
Three Roots (and More): The Meeting That Shaped the Region
The Caribbean: A Sea of Languages and Islands
Latin America: A Diverse Continent
Caribbean and Latin American Identity Today
Review: the Caribbean and Latin America
Assessments
Task: Infographic 'The Roots of…'
Quiz: Module 2 – The Caribbean and Latin America
💡 Recommendation: go through the 5 sections in order, take notes in “My notes” and ask the AI tutor or your teacher when you have questions. Then show what you learned in the module assessments.
Explore the cultural diversity of Africa and challenge common perceptions about this vast continent.
What you will study (5 sections)
Africa: One Continent, Thousands of Cultures
Asia: Tradition and Innovation
Europe: Unity in Diversity
Oceania: Islands, Navigators, and Memory
Review: Cultures of Africa, Asia, Europe, and Oceania
Assessments
Task: Respectful Cultural Guide of a Country
Quiz: Module 3 – A World of Cultures
💡 Recommendation: go through the 5 sections in order, take notes in “My notes” and ask the AI tutor or your teacher when you have questions. Then show what you learned in the module assessments.
Explore who the Indigenous peoples are, their global presence, and their recognized rights.
What you will study (5 sections)
Who are the Indigenous Peoples?
The Indigenous Peoples of the Caribbean: The Taíno and Kalinago Legacy
Ancestral Knowledge and Earth Care
Endangered Languages and Revitalized Communities
Review: Indigenous Peoples
Assessments
Task: Digital Campaign 'A Living Language'
Quiz: Module 4 – Indigenous Peoples
💡 Recommendation: go through the 5 sections in order, take notes in “My notes” and ask the AI tutor or your teacher when you have questions. Then show what you learned in the module assessments.
Explore how language reflects our identity and how linguistic varieties and code-switching manifest.
What you will study (5 sections)
Languages: Ways to Name the World
Food: Identity on the Plate
Music and Dance: The Rhythm of the People
Celebrations and Rites of Passage
Review: languages, food, music, and celebrations
Assessments
Task: Report on a Living Tradition
Quiz: Module 5 – Languages, Food, Music, and Celebrations
💡 Recommendation: go through the 5 sections in order, take notes in “My notes” and ask the AI tutor or your teacher when you have questions. Then show what you learned in the module assessments.
Explore the reasons behind migration and learn to distinguish between different types of migrants.
What you will study (5 sections)
Why Do People Migrate?
Diasporas of the Caribbean and Latin America
Identities Between Two (or More) Cultures
Welcoming and Living Together: Communities That Integrate
Review: Migration and Diaspora
Assessments
Task: Narrative Map of Migrations
Quiz: Module 6 – Migration and Diaspora
💡 Recommendation: go through the 5 sections in order, take notes in “My notes” and ask the AI tutor or your teacher when you have questions. Then show what you learned in the module assessments.
Explore how our brain categorizes information and the dangers of generalizations.
What you will study (5 sections)
Stereotype, Prejudice, and Discrimination
How Stereotypes Are Formed and Spread
Discrimination, Rights, and How to Act
Intercultural Dialogue: Living with Differences
Review: Stereotypes, Prejudices, and Dialogue
Assessments
Task: Campaign 'Beyond a Single Story'
Quiz: Module 7 – Stereotypes, Prejudices, and Intercultural Dialogue
💡 Recommendation: go through the 5 sections in order, take notes in “My notes” and ask the AI tutor or your teacher when you have questions. Then show what you learned in the module assessments.
Explore the concepts and examples of cultural heritage, and discover its importance in our daily lives.
What you will study (5 sections)
What is cultural heritage?
World Heritage in Global Group Locations
Threats to Heritage and How to Protect It
Young Guardians of Living Heritage
Review: Cultural Heritage
Assessments
Task: Heritage Dossier of My Community
Quiz: Module 8 – Cultural Heritage
💡 Recommendation: go through the 5 sections in order, take notes in “My notes” and ask the AI tutor or your teacher when you have questions. Then show what you learned in the module assessments.
Learn how to create your identity map, bringing together everything you've learned in the course.
What you will study (3 sections)
Final Project Guide: My Identity Map
How to Present Your Global Portfolio
Final Reflection and Next Steps
Assessments
Final Project: My Identity Map
Final Quiz: World Cultures and Personal Identity
💡 Recommendation: go through the 3 sections in order, take notes in “My notes” and ask the AI tutor or your teacher when you have questions. Then show what you learned in the module assessments.
Ciudadanía global y derechos humanos
Ciudadanía global y derechos humanos
The Global Citizenship and Human Rights course is an elective designed for students interested in understanding their role as global citizens and learning about fundamental human rights. This course is suitable for those who wish to explore social justice and human rights issues on a global scale, with a special focus on the Caribbean and Latin America. Throughout the course, students will learn about global citizenship, the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, and the specific rights of children and adolescents. Topics such as equality, non-discrimination, and the responsibilities associated with rights will be covered. Through interactive lessons, readings, and analysis of inspiring cases, students will develop a Global Portfolio that includes an action plan to defend a right in their community. The course concludes with a final project that integrates all the acquired learnings.
CREDITS: 1MODULES: 10
MODULES & TOPICS
Ciudadanía global y derechos humanos
Discover the importance of this course in your daily life and meet the Global SEIE Group.
What you will study (3 sections)
Welcome: Why Study Global Citizenship and Human Rights?
How the Course Works in SEIE LMS
My Starting Point
Assessments
My Starting Point
💡 Recommendation: go through the 3 sections in order, take notes in “My notes” and ask the AI tutor or your teacher when you have questions. Then show what you learned in the module assessments.
Explore the differences between legal and global citizenship, and discover your circles of belonging.
What you will study (5 sections)
What is Citizenship? From Local to Global
An Interconnected World
Identity, Diversity, and Perspectives
The SDGs: Think Global, Act Local
Review: Being a Citizen of the World
Assessments
Map of My Global Connections
Test: Module 1 – Being a Global Citizen
💡 Recommendation: go through the 5 sections in order, take notes in “My notes” and ask the AI tutor or your teacher when you have questions. Then show what you learned in the module assessments.
Explore the meaning and importance of human rights in our daily lives.
What you will study (5 sections)
What are human rights?
The Path to 1948
The 30 Articles: A Journey
From the Declaration to Treaties and Constitutions
Review: The Universal Declaration of Human Rights
Assessments
Podcast 'An Article That Speaks to Me'
Test: Module 2 – The Universal Declaration of Human Rights
💡 Recommendation: go through the 5 sections in order, take notes in “My notes” and ask the AI tutor or your teacher when you have questions. Then show what you learned in the module assessments.
Explore why children and adolescents require special protection and learn about the history behind their rights.
What you will study (5 sections)
Why do children need their own rights?
The Four Guiding Principles of the Convention
Protect, provide, participate: the three Ps
Children's Rights in the Digital World
Review: Rights of Children and Adolescents
Assessments
Infographic: 'My Rights as a Teenager'
Test: Module 3 – Rights of Children and Adolescents
💡 Recommendation: go through the 5 sections in order, take notes in “My notes” and ask the AI tutor or your teacher when you have questions. Then show what you learned in the module assessments.
Explore the concepts of formal equality, real equality, equity, and discrimination.
What you will study (5 sections)
Equality, Equity, and Non-Discrimination
Historical Struggles for Equality
Current Forms of Discrimination
From Witness to Ally: How to Act Against Discrimination
Review: Equality and Non-Discrimination
Assessments
'We All Fit Here' Campaign
Test: Module 4 – Equality and Non-Discrimination
💡 Recommendation: go through the 5 sections in order, take notes in “My notes” and ask the AI tutor or your teacher when you have questions. Then show what you learned in the module assessments.
Explore the relationship between rights and responsibilities, and how they are reflected in international documents and your daily life.
What you will study (5 sections)
Every Right Brings Responsibilities
When Rights Clash
Digital Responsibility: Inform Yourself and Communicate Ethically
Responsibility with the Community and the Planet
Review: Rights and Responsibilities
Assessments
Coexistence Pact 'Rights with Responsibility'
Test: Module 5 – Rights and Responsibilities
💡 Recommendation: go through the 5 sections in order, take notes in “My notes” and ask the AI tutor or your teacher when you have questions. Then show what you learned in the module assessments.
Explore the origin, structure, and functions of the UN in relation to human rights.
What you will study (5 sections)
The UN and its Human Rights System
UNICEF and Other Agencies Working for People
Regional Human Rights Systems
National Institutions and Civil Society Organizations
Review: Institutions that Protect Rights
Assessments
Case Analysis in the Human Rights System
Test: Module 6 – Institutions that Protect Rights
💡 Recommendation: go through the 5 sections in order, take notes in “My notes” and ask the AI tutor or your teacher when you have questions. Then show what you learned in the module assessments.
Explore the importance of youth participation in human rights and learn to distinguish between real and symbolic participation.
What you will study (5 sections)
Why Does the Voice of Young People Matter?
Ways for Youth to Participate
How to Make Your Voice Heard: Steps for Advocacy
Participate with Peace, Respect, and Safety
Review: Youth Participation and Student Voice
Assessments
Letter to an Authority with a Youth Proposal
Test: Module 7 – Youth Participation and Student Voice
💡 Recommendation: go through the 5 sections in order, take notes in “My notes” and ask the AI tutor or your teacher when you have questions. Then show what you learned in the module assessments.
Explore the role of human rights defenders and learn about inspiring figures from different continents.
What you will study (5 sections)
Who Defends Human Rights?
Young People Who Raised Their Voices
Communities Defending Rights
Learn from the Cases: Your Role as an Advocate
Review: Human Rights Defenders
Assessments
Profile of a Human Rights Defender
Test: Module 8 – Rights Defenders: Inspiring Cases
💡 Recommendation: go through the 5 sections in order, take notes in “My notes” and ask the AI tutor or your teacher when you have questions. Then show what you learned in the module assessments.
Understand the purpose and components of the final project and follow a structured work plan.
What you will study (3 sections)
Step-by-Step Final Project Guide
How to Present Your Global Portfolio
Final Reflection and Next Steps
Assessments
Final Project: My Global Portfolio in Action
Final Test: Global Citizenship and Human Rights
💡 Recommendation: go through the 3 sections in order, take notes in “My notes” and ask the AI tutor or your teacher when you have questions. Then show what you learned in the module assessments.
Photography Course
Photography Course
This photography course, designed for high school students, offers a comprehensive immersion into the art and technique of capturing images. Through units such as composition fundamentals, light and color, and photographic essays, students will develop essential skills for creating impactful photographs. The course emphasizes both technical mastery and creative expression, allowing students to explore and apply advanced photography concepts. Competencies are developed through interactive readings, practical activities, and photographic projects that encourage critical reflection and self-evaluation. Assessment is conducted through short quizzes and photographic essays that integrate the acquired knowledge.
CREDITS: 1MODULES: 11
MODULES & TOPICS
Photography Course
Discover the art of photography with our expert-guided course.
What you will study (1 sections)
Introduction to Advanced Photography
Assessments
Encuesta sobre lo que esperas aprender en este curso
Estilos de escritura
💡 Recommendation: go through the 1 sections in order, take notes in “My notes” and ask the AI tutor or your teacher when you have questions. Then show what you learned in the module assessments.
Discover how patterns and textures enhance your photographs.
What you will study (1 sections)
Lines, Patterns, and Texture in Photography
Assessments
Día de Galería - Fotógrafos Famosos
Línea, Patrón, Textura
Ensayo sobre luz, patrones y texturas
Retratos a Líneas, Patrón y Textura
Interactive lab
🧪 Explore Patterns and Textures
💡 Recommendation: go through the 1 sections in order, take notes in “My notes” and ask the AI tutor or your teacher when you have questions. Then show what you learned in the module assessments.
Explore the art of capturing inanimate objects with creativity and precision.
What you will study (1 sections)
Still Life Photography
Assessments
Día de Galería - Composición
Naturaleza Muerta
¿Cómo prefieres hacer fotografía de naturaleza muerta?
Cómo usar tu DSLR
💡 Recommendation: go through the 1 sections in order, take notes in “My notes” and ask the AI tutor or your teacher when you have questions. Then show what you learned in the module assessments.
Explore how themes can enhance your photography skills and storytelling.
What you will study (1 sections)
Themed Photo Shoots
Assessments
Sesión Fotográfica Temática - Fotografía de Calle
¿Qué es la Edad?
Fondos y Fondos de Pantalla para Fotografía Temática
Retratos a Líneas, Patrón y Textura
Interactive lab
🧪 Explore Themed Photography
💡 Recommendation: go through the 1 sections in order, take notes in “My notes” and ask the AI tutor or your teacher when you have questions. Then show what you learned in the module assessments.
Discover how light and color can transform your photographs into captivating images.
What you will study (1 sections)
Exploring Light and Color
Assessments
Sesión Fotográfica Digital – Explorando la Luz
Día de Galería - Luz y Color
Ensayo sobre el uso de la luz en la fotografía
Ensayo sobre el uso de la luz
Interactive lab
🧪 Explore Lighting Techniques
🧪 Watch an Example Video
💡 Recommendation: go through the 1 sections in order, take notes in “My notes” and ask the AI tutor or your teacher when you have questions. Then show what you learned in the module assessments.
Prepare for your first photo shoot with these essential tips to ensure success and capture stunning images.
What you will study (1 sections)
First Photo Shoot
Assessments
Retrato de Clase Senior
Día de Galería
Sesión fotográfica en el parque
💡 Recommendation: go through the 1 sections in order, take notes in “My notes” and ask the AI tutor or your teacher when you have questions. Then show what you learned in the module assessments.
Learn how to use framing to enhance your photos and draw attention to your subject.
What you will study (1 sections)
Framing in Photography
Assessments
Ensayo sobre marcos
Interactive lab
🧪 Example Video on Framing
💡 Recommendation: go through the 1 sections in order, take notes in “My notes” and ask the AI tutor or your teacher when you have questions. Then show what you learned in the module assessments.
Explore the art of capturing the world through landscape photography, from natural vistas to urban settings.
What you will study (1 sections)
Landscape Photography
Assessments
¿En qué ayuda el modo automático?
Tareas de Paisajes
💡 Recommendation: go through the 1 sections in order, take notes in “My notes” and ask the AI tutor or your teacher when you have questions. Then show what you learned in the module assessments.
Explore the fascinating world of panoramic photography, a technique that captures expansive views in stunning detail.
What you will study (1 sections)
Panoramic Photography
Assessments
Día de Galería - Fotografía Panorámica
Enmarcado para Fotografía Panorámica
💡 Recommendation: go through the 1 sections in order, take notes in “My notes” and ask the AI tutor or your teacher when you have questions. Then show what you learned in the module assessments.
Master the art of using backgrounds to enhance your photography.
What you will study (1 sections)
Backgrounds and Wallpapers
Assessments
Crear un Fondo de Escritorio
Interactive lab
🧪 Background Techniques Video
💡 Recommendation: go through the 1 sections in order, take notes in “My notes” and ask the AI tutor or your teacher when you have questions. Then show what you learned in the module assessments.
Learn about photo essays and prepare to create your own as a final project.
What you will study (1 sections)
Photo Essay
Assessments
Ensayo Fotográfico - Presentación
Ensayo Fotográfico - Participación
Proyecto Final - Ensayo Fotográfico
Portafolio
💡 Recommendation: go through the 1 sections in order, take notes in “My notes” and ask the AI tutor or your teacher when you have questions. Then show what you learned in the module assessments.
Spanish for Beginners
Spanish for Beginners
This course is designed for teenagers beginning their Spanish learning journey, guiding them from alphabet recognition to the ability to engage in everyday conversations. Through thematic units such as greetings, personal introductions, and vocabulary related to food and directions, students will develop competencies in basic grammar, present tense verb conjugation, and the use of polite phrases. Learning is facilitated through interactive readings and practical activities simulating real-life situations, while assessment is conducted via short quizzes and projects that encourage practical application of acquired skills.
CREDITS: 1MODULES: 20
MODULES & TOPICS
Spanish for Beginners
Unlock the skills you need to communicate confidently in Spanish.
What you will study (5 sections)
Course Roadmap: What You’ll Be Able to Do
Effective Spanish Learning: 10 Minutes a Day
Polite Spanish: Please, Thanks, and Respect
First Hellos and Goodbyes (Day 1 Conversation)
Survival Phrases to Stay in the Conversation
Assessments
Evaluación de Ensayo: Sonar Respetuoso Desde el Primer Día (Etiqueta + Frases de Supervivencia)
Cuestionario: Primeras Conversaciones—Saludos, Cortesía y Frases de Supervivencia
Proyecto del Curso: Tu Guion de Supervivencia en Español del Día 1
Interactive lab
🧪 Practice Your Spanish Pronunciation
🧪 Practice Your Spanish Greetings
🧪 Pronunciation Practice: Courtesy Words
🧪 Practice Greetings and Farewells
🧪 Practice Saying Survival Phrases
💡 Recommendation: go through the 5 sections in order, take notes in “My notes” and ask the AI tutor or your teacher when you have questions. Then show what you learned in the module assessments.
Explore the Spanish alphabet, its unique pronunciation, and practical applications.
What you will study (5 sections)
The Spanish Alphabet: A Familiar Yet Unique Experience
Vowels: The ‘5 Pure Sounds’ Rule
Common Consonant Sounds in Spanish
Letter Combos You’ll See Everywhere (LL, RR, CH, QU, GU)
Real-World Reading Practice: Names, Signs, and Brands
Assessments
Evaluación de Ensayo: Leer Español con Patrones del Alfabeto y Sonidos Clave
Cuestionario: Alfabeto Español y Sonidos Clave (Patrones de Lectura y Pronunciación)
Proyecto del Curso: Léelo en Voz Alta — Desafío de Alfabeto Español y Sonidos Clave
Interactive lab
🧪 Spanish Alphabet Pronunciation Practice
🧪 Practice Spanish Vowels
🧪 Practice Consonant Sounds
🧪 Practice Chunking with Video
🧪 Real-Life Spanish Reading Practice
💡 Recommendation: go through the 5 sections in order, take notes in “My notes” and ask the AI tutor or your teacher when you have questions. Then show what you learned in the module assessments.
Learn how stress in Spanish words can improve your pronunciation and comprehension.
What you will study (5 sections)
Understanding Stress in Spanish Words
The 3 Basic Stress Rules (No Accent Needed)
When and Why Spanish Uses Accent Marks
Accents That Change Meaning (sí/si, tú/tu, más/mas)
Reading Practice with Accents: Quick Accuracy Drills
Assessments
Evaluación de Ensayo: Acentos y Énfasis de Palabras
Cuestionario: Acentos y Énfasis de Palabras
Proyecto del Curso: Acentos y Énfasis de Palabras — Mini Portafolio de “Ritmo, Reglas y Significado”
Interactive lab
🧪 Practice Stress with Clapping
🧪 Practice Stress Rules
🧪 Practice with Accent Marks
🧪 Practice with Accents
🧪 Accent Marks in Spanish
🧪 Spanish Accents and Stress
💡 Recommendation: go through the 5 sections in order, take notes in “My notes” and ask the AI tutor or your teacher when you have questions. Then show what you learned in the module assessments.
Learn how to greet in Spanish based on the time of day and make your interactions sound natural and respectful.
What you will study (5 sections)
Hello Basics: Hola, Buenos Días, Buenas Tardes, Buenas Noches
Goodbyes That Fit the Moment
Formal vs. Informal: Sounding Appropriate
Polite Add-Ons: How Are You? Nice to Meet You
Texting vs. Real Life: Greeting Style Differences
Assessments
Evaluación de Ensayo: Saludos, Despedidas y Frases de Cortesía
Cuestionario: Saludos, Despedidas y Frases de Cortesía
Proyecto del Curso: Saludos y Despedidas en Español en Situaciones Reales
Interactive lab
🧪 Practice Spanish Greetings
🧪 Practice Saying Goodbyes
🧪 Practice Greetings and Formality
🧪 Practice Your Spanish Greetings
🧪 Practice Greetings and Goodbyes
💡 Recommendation: go through the 5 sections in order, take notes in “My notes” and ask the AI tutor or your teacher when you have questions. Then show what you learned in the module assessments.
Master essential Spanish phrases to navigate conversations smoothly.
What you will study (5 sections)
Help! The Top Survival Phrases
Asking Someone to Repeat or Speak Slower
Checking Understanding in Spanish
Classroom-Ready Requests (Materials and Instructions)
Polite Reactions: Sorry, Excuse Me, No Problem
Assessments
Evaluación de Ensayo: Uso de Frases de Aula y Supervivencia en Situaciones Reales
Cuestionario: Frases de Aula y Supervivencia
Proyecto del Curso: Tu Mini-Kit Personal de “Supervivencia en Español”
Interactive lab
🧪 Practice Survival Phrases
🧪 Practice Asking for Repetition or Slower Speech
🧪 Practice Checking Understanding
🧪 Practice Classroom Requests
🧪 Practice Polite Reactions
💡 Recommendation: go through the 5 sections in order, take notes in “My notes” and ask the AI tutor or your teacher when you have questions. Then show what you learned in the module assessments.
Learn how to introduce yourself and ask for someone's name in Spanish using common phrases.
What you will study (5 sections)
Saying Your Name (and Asking Someone’s Name)
Where You’re From: Country, City, Neighborhood
Basic Personal Info: Age, Student Life, Family
Expressing Interests in Spanish
Put It Together: Your 20-Second Introduction
Assessments
Evaluación de Ensayo: Tu Introducción en Español de 20 Segundos (Guion Escrito + Reflexión)
Cuestionario: Presentándote e Información Personal Básica (Español)
Proyecto del Curso: Tu Introducción en Español de 20 Segundos en la Vida Real
Interactive lab
🧪 Pronunciation Practice
🧪 Practice Saying Where You're From
🧪 Practice Speaking Spanish: Age, School, Family
🧪 Practice Expressing Interests
🧪 Practice Your Introduction
💡 Recommendation: go through the 5 sections in order, take notes in “My notes” and ask the AI tutor or your teacher when you have questions. Then show what you learned in the module assessments.
Master the essential Spanish question words to enhance your conversations.
What you will study (5 sections)
Question Words You’ll Use Daily
Yes/No Questions and Intonation in Spanish
Information Questions: Asking for Details
Short Answers That Keep Talking Easy
Roleplays: School, Hangouts, and Plans
Assessments
Evaluación de Ensayo: Mantener una Conversación con Preguntas + Respuestas Cortas
Cuestionario: Palabras Interrogativas, Preguntas Sí/No y Respuestas Cortas
Proyecto del Curso: Construye un Chat de Texto Adolescente Usando Preguntas en Español + Respuestas Cortas
Interactive lab
🧪 Practice Listening to Spanish Questions
🧪 Practice Rising Intonation
🧪 Watch: Information Questions in Action
🧪 Practice Short Answers
🧪 Watch: Spanish Roleplay Practice
💡 Recommendation: go through the 5 sections in order, take notes in “My notes” and ask the AI tutor or your teacher when you have questions. Then show what you learned in the module assessments.
Discover the simple patterns behind Spanish numbers and master them effortlessly!
What you will study (5 sections)
Numbers 0–100: Patterns That Make It Easy
Telling Time in Spanish
Dates: Days, Months, and Birthdays
Prices and Money Talk: Snacks, Tickets, Clothes
Mini-Scenarios: Buying Something and Planning a Time
Assessments
Evaluación de Ensayo: Planificación de una Semana (Números, Tiempo, Fechas y Precios)
Cuestionario: Números, Tiempo, Fechas y Precios en Español
Proyecto del Curso: Planifica una Semana + Compra con un Presupuesto (Números, Tiempo, Fechas y Precios)
Interactive lab
🧪 Practice Numbers with Video
🧪 Practice Saying Times
🧪 Practice Saying Dates
🧪 Understanding Spanish Dates
🧪 Practice Listening to Prices
🧪 Practice Listening and Speaking
💡 Recommendation: go through the 5 sections in order, take notes in “My notes” and ask the AI tutor or your teacher when you have questions. Then show what you learned in the module assessments.
Explore the concept of grammatical gender in Spanish and learn how it affects the use of articles with nouns.
What you will study (5 sections)
What Gender Means in Spanish (Masculine/Feminine)
El vs. La: Choosing the Correct Article
Common Patterns (and the Most Important Exceptions)
People Words: Student, Friend, Teacher
Practice Lab: Label Your World
Assessments
Evaluación de Ensayo: Sustantivos y Género con El y La
Cuestionario: Sustantivos y Género con El y La
Proyecto: “Etiqueta Tu Mundo” Revisión de Género y Artículo
Interactive lab
🧪 Practice with Grammatical Gender
🧪 Practice with Articles
🧪 Practice with People Words
🧪 Speaking Drill: Make the Labels “Live”
💡 Recommendation: go through the 5 sections in order, take notes in “My notes” and ask the AI tutor or your teacher when you have questions. Then show what you learned in the module assessments.
Learn how to make nouns plural in Spanish with simple rules and examples.
What you will study (5 sections)
Making Nouns Plural: -s and -es Rules
Articles in Plural: el/la → los/las
Concordancia de Adjetivos (Singular/Plural)
Construyendo Frases Nominales Precisas
Common Mistakes and Quick Fixes in Spanish Plurals
Assessments
Evaluación de Ensayo: Plurales y Concordancia en el Español Cotidiano
Cuestionario: Plurales y Concordancia (Sustantivos, Artículos y Adjetivos)
Proyecto del Curso: Paquete de Frases “Vida Adolescente” Plural-Perfecto
Interactive lab
🧪 Practice Making Nouns Plural
🧪 Practice Plural Articles
🧪 Práctica de Concordancia de Adjetivos
🧪 Práctica Construyendo Frases Nominales
🧪 Practice Plural Agreement
💡 Recommendation: go through the 5 sections in order, take notes in “My notes” and ask the AI tutor or your teacher when you have questions. Then show what you learned in the module assessments.
Learn how adjectives add detail to your Spanish sentences and make your communication more precise and natural.
What you will study (5 sections)
What Adjectives Do: Describing People and Things
Where Adjectives Usually Go in Spanish
Adjectives for Appearance and Personality
Adjectives for Things: Classes, Food, and Places
Mini-Writing: Describe Your Backpack, Room, or Day
Assessments
Evaluación de Ensayo: Describiendo Personas y Cosas con Adjetivos (Orden de Palabras + Concordancia)
Cuestionario: Adjetivos y Orden de Palabras en Español
Proyecto del Curso: Tu Mini-Portafolio de Descripción en Español de la Vida Real
Interactive lab
🧪 Adjective Agreement Practice
🧪 Practice Spanish Adjective Placement
🧪 Practice Describing People in Spanish
🧪 Practice Describing Places
🧪 Practice Writing in Spanish
💡 Recommendation: go through the 5 sections in order, take notes in “My notes” and ask the AI tutor or your teacher when you have questions. Then show what you learned in the module assessments.
Explore the difference between 'ser' and 'estar' in Spanish and learn when to use each verb correctly.
What you will study (5 sections)
Two Ways to Say ‘To Be’: The Big Idea
Using 'Ser' for Identity and Description
ESTAR for Feelings and Temporary States
Using 'Estar' for Location
Ser vs. Estar: Choosing the Right Verb
Assessments
Evaluación de Ensayo: Ser vs. Estar (Perfil vs. Estado/Ubicación)
Cuestionario: Ser vs. Estar para Principiantes
Proyecto del Curso: “Perfil vs. Estado” Revisión en Español (Ser vs. Estar)
Interactive lab
🧪 Practice with 'ser' and 'estar'
🧪 Practice 'Ser' with Real-Life Examples
🧪 Practice with Estar
🧪 Practice with 'Estar' for Location
🧪 Ser vs. Estar Video Practice
💡 Recommendation: go through the 5 sections in order, take notes in “My notes” and ask the AI tutor or your teacher when you have questions. Then show what you learned in the module assessments.
Learn how to use -AR verbs in everyday Spanish to describe your daily activities.
What you will study (5 sections)
What -AR Verbs Do (Actions You Do Today)
Mastering Present-Tense -AR Endings
High-Frequency -AR Verbs for Teen Life
Preguntas + Respuestas con Verbos -AR
Daily Routine Practice (Schedule Style)
Assessments
Evaluación de Ensayo: Presente de Verbos Regulares -AR en la Vida Real
Cuestionario: Presente de Verbos -AR (Español de Vida Adolescente)
Proyecto del Módulo: Mi Día en la Vida Real en Español (Verbos -AR)
Interactive lab
🧪 Practice with -AR Verbs
🧪 Practice Conjugating -AR Verbs
🧪 Practice Conjugation with -AR Verbs
🧪 Practica Verbos -AR
🧪 Practice Routine Sentences
💡 Recommendation: go through the 5 sections in order, take notes in “My notes” and ask the AI tutor or your teacher when you have questions. Then show what you learned in the module assessments.
Learn how to use -ER and -IR verbs in everyday Spanish to describe actions like eating, living, and writing.
What you will study (5 sections)
Meet -ER and -IR Verbs (Two New Patterns)
-ER vs. -IR Endings: Side-by-Side Comparison
Common -ER Verbs in Daily Life
Common -IR Verbs for School and Plans
Build a Mini-Dialogue: Food + Activities
Assessments
Evaluación de Ensayo: Uso de Verbos en Presente -ER e -IR en la Vida Real
Cuestionario: Presente de Verbos -ER e -IR (Vida Diaria + Escuela)
Proyecto del Curso: Mi Semana en la Vida Real en Español (Presente -ER e -IR)
Interactive lab
🧪 Practice Conjugating -ER and -IR Verbs
🧪 Practice Conjugation with Video
🧪 Practice Conjugating -ER Verbs
🧪 Practice Conjugating -IR Verbs
🧪 Practice -ER and -IR Verbs
💡 Recommendation: go through the 5 sections in order, take notes in “My notes” and ask the AI tutor or your teacher when you have questions. Then show what you learned in the module assessments.
Learn why 'tener', 'ir', and 'hacer' are essential for beginners and how to use them in everyday conversations.
What you will study (5 sections)
Why These 3 Irregular Verbs Matter
TENER: Talking About What You Have
IR: Going Places (School, Home, Friends)
HACER: Doing Activities + Weather Basics
Mix-and-Match Practice: Tengo / Voy / Hago
Assessments
Evaluación de Ensayo: Uso de Tener, Ir y Hacer en Español de la Vida Real
Cuestionario: Verbos Irregulares Imprescindibles — Tener, Ir y Hacer
Proyecto del Curso: Mi Mini Día en la Vida Real (Tengo / Voy / Hago)
Interactive lab
🧪 Irregular Verbs Practice
🧪 Practice with Tener
🧪 Practice Conjugation of 'Ir'
🧪 Using 'Ir' in Sentences
🧪 Practice Conjugation
🧪 Weather Expressions
🧪 Practice Verb Switching
💡 Recommendation: go through the 5 sections in order, take notes in “My notes” and ask the AI tutor or your teacher when you have questions. Then show what you learned in the module assessments.
Learn how to easily turn positive sentences into negative ones in Spanish using the word 'no'.
What you will study (5 sections)
Making a Sentence Negative with “No”
More Negatives You’ll Hear a Lot
Commands in Real Life: Classroom & Home
Negative Commands (Telling Someone NOT to Do Something)
Practice Set: Signs, Rules, and Quick Instructions
Assessments
Evaluación de Ensayo: Negativos y Comandos Simples en la Vida Real
Cuestionario: Negativos y Comandos Simples
Proyecto del Curso: Mini Paquete de “Reglas e Instrucciones” en Español
Interactive lab
🧪 Pronunciation Practice: 'No'
🧪 Practice with Spanish Negatives
🧪 Practice Commands with Video
🧪 Practice Negative Commands
🧪 Practice Reading Real-World Spanish Instructions
💡 Recommendation: go through the 5 sections in order, take notes in “My notes” and ask the AI tutor or your teacher when you have questions. Then show what you learned in the module assessments.
Learn how to express your likes and dislikes in Spanish using the simple pattern 'Me gusta' and 'No me gusta'.
What you will study (5 sections)
The Core Pattern: Me gusta / No me gusta
Gusta vs. Gustan: Quick Agreement Trick
Stronger Opinions: Me encanta, Me interesa, Odio
Asking Others About Their Preferences
Creating Your Favorites Presentation in Spanish
Assessments
Evaluación de Ensayo: Expresando Gustos, Disgustos y Opiniones Más Fuertes en Español
Cuestionario: Gustos y Preferencias (Me gusta, Gustan y Opiniones Más Fuertes)
Proyecto del Curso (Individual): Mi Chat de Favoritos + Mini Presentación
Interactive lab
🧪 Practice with Me gusta / No me gusta
🧪 Watch and Learn: Gusta vs. Gustan
🧪 Practice with Stronger Opinions
🧪 Practice Asking About Preferences
🧪 Practice Your Spanish: Preferences
💡 Recommendation: go through the 5 sections in order, take notes in “My notes” and ask the AI tutor or your teacher when you have questions. Then show what you learned in the module assessments.
Master essential Spanish vocabulary for everyday food and drink items you encounter in cafés and cafeterias. Practice pronunciation and use these words in real-life sentences.
What you will study (5 sections)
Food and Drink Basics: Café and School Cafeteria
Ordering Politely in Spanish
At the Counter: Questions the Staff Might Ask
Paying and Problem-Solving in Spanish
Role-Play Dialogue + Menu Table Practice
Assessments
Evaluación de Ensayo: Pedir en un Café (Comida, Cortesía y Preguntas al Mostrador)
Cuestionario: Vocabulario de Comida y Pedidos en un Café
Proyecto del Curso: Pedir en un Café (Juego de Rol Solo + Mini Menú)
Interactive lab
🧪 Spanish Food Vocabulary Practice
🧪 Practice Ordering in Spanish
🧪 Practice Your Counter Conversations
🧪 Practice Your Spanish Phrases
🧪 Practice Ordering in Spanish
💡 Recommendation: go through the 5 sections in order, take notes in “My notes” and ask the AI tutor or your teacher when you have questions. Then show what you learned in the module assessments.
Master the basics of Spanish directions to navigate school hallways and beyond.
What you will study (5 sections)
Direction Words You Need Right Away
Places Around Town (and Around School)
Asking for Directions (Polite and Simple)
Giving Directions Step-by-Step
Map Challenge: Navigate a Mini Campus
Assessments
Evaluación de Ensayo: Direcciones y Cómo Moverse (Básicos de Español en Situaciones Reales)
Cuestionario: Direcciones y Cómo Moverse (Español de Escuela y Ciudad)
Proyecto del Curso: Guía de Direcciones de Mini-Campus (Individual)
Interactive lab
🧪 Practice Directions with Video
🧪 Practice Your Spanish Vocabulary
🧪 Watch and Practice Directions
🧪 Practice Giving Directions
🧪 Mini-Campus Navigation Practice
💡 Recommendation: go through the 5 sections in order, take notes in “My notes” and ask the AI tutor or your teacher when you have questions. Then show what you learned in the module assessments.
Master Spanish pronunciation and start conversations with confidence.
Evaluación de Ensayo: Tu Resumen de “Habilidades de Vida Real” en Español
Cuestionario: Revisión de Habilidades de Cierre del Curso (Pronunciación a Misiones de Vida Real)
Proyecto Final: “Historia de Supervivencia en Español de Un Día” (Exhibición de Cierre)
Interactive lab
🧪 Pronunciation Practice
🧪 Survival Phrases Practice
🧪 Practice with Question Words
🧪 Understanding Ser and Estar
🧪 Practice Numbers
🧪 Practice Telling Time
🧪 Practice Conjugation
🧪 Irregular Verbs in Action
🧪 Café Ordering Practice
🧪 Directions Practice
💡 Recommendation: go through the 5 sections in order, take notes in “My notes” and ask the AI tutor or your teacher when you have questions. Then show what you learned in the module assessments.
Pueblos Indígenas de la Amazonía
Pueblos Indígenas de la Amazonía
This elective course for high school students explores the cultural richness and diversity of the indigenous peoples of the Amazon. Through thematic units such as indigenous diversity, the impact of colonialism, languages and cultural identity, and current governance challenges, students will develop critical and intercultural competencies. Deep understanding is fostered through interactive readings, case analyses, and practical activities. Assessment is conducted through short quizzes, research projects, and essays that integrate acquired knowledge, promoting a respectful and critical appreciation of Amazonian worldviews.
CREDITS: 1MODULES: 10
MODULES & TOPICS
Pueblos Indígenas de la Amazonía
Explore the diversity of the indigenous peoples of the Amazon and learn to 'see through more than one lens.'
What you will study (5 sections)
Course Path: What Will We Learn and Why Is It Important?
What is the Amazon?
The Amazon in Daily Life: Why It Matters Even If You Live Far Away
Mind Your Language: How to Speak Respectfully About the Amazon
Summary and Practice: Amazonia Mind Map
Assessments
Essay: Understanding the Amazon and speaking with respect (welcome module)
Short quiz: Welcome to the Amazon (definition, diversity, and respectful language)
Individual project: “Amazon with more than one lens” (Mind map + connections + respectful language)
💡 Recommendation: go through the 5 sections in order, take notes in “My notes” and ask the AI tutor or your teacher when you have questions. Then show what you learned in the module assessments.
Explore how the Amazon stretches across several South American countries and how to understand its geographical distribution.
What you will study (5 sections)
The Amazon on the Map: Countries That Share It
Rainforest: Climate and Landscapes
High Biodiversity: What Does It Mean and Why Is It Special?
The Amazon: An Ecosystem and Its People
Amazon in 2 Tables: Countries and Characteristics
Assessments
Essay: Locate and describe the Amazon (countries and main features)
Short quiz: The Amazon on the map—countries and natural features
💡 Recommendation: go through the 5 sections in order, take notes in “My notes” and ask the AI tutor or your teacher when you have questions. Then show what you learned in the module assessments.
Explore the cultural and linguistic diversity of the Amazon, a region rich in distinct indigenous peoples.
What you will study (5 sections)
The Amazon is Not Just One: What 'Diversity of Peoples' Means
Five Examples to Start: Yanomami, Tikuna, Kayapó, Shipibo-Conibo, and Asháninka
What Can Vary Among Communities? Language, Politics, Worldview, and Economy
Avoiding Stereotypes: Why 'They're All the Same' is a False Idea
Quick Fact Sheet of an Amazonian Indigenous People
Short quiz: Diversity of indigenous peoples in the Amazon
Individual project: “Critical and respectful file” on an Amazonian people
💡 Recommendation: go through the 5 sections in order, take notes in “My notes” and ask the AI tutor or your teacher when you have questions. Then show what you learned in the module assessments.
Explore the differences between language and dialect and their connection to cultural identity, especially among the indigenous peoples of the Amazon.
What you will study (5 sections)
Language, Dialect, and Identity: Basic Concepts
Language Sustains the Community: Memory, Norms, and Ways of Thinking
More than 300 Indigenous Languages in the Amazon: Why Are There So Many?
Languages as “Living Libraries”
Language, Identity, and Diversity in the Amazon
Assessments
Essay: Language and identity in the Amazon (living libraries and diversity)
Short quiz: Language and identity in the Amazon (more than 300 languages)
Individual project: “Language = identity” in a simple infographic
💡 Recommendation: go through the 5 sections in order, take notes in “My notes” and ask the AI tutor or your teacher when you have questions. Then show what you learned in the module assessments.
Explore how languages are grouped into families and their importance in the diversity of the Amazon.
What you will study (5 sections)
What is a language family?
Arawak: an important family in the Amazon
Tupí-Guaraní: Presence and Recognition of the Name
Pano and Carib: Two Language Families in the Amazon
Oral Transmission of Knowledge: Myths, Rituals, and Community Education
Assessments
Essay: Linguistic families and oral transmission of knowledge
Short quiz: Linguistic families and oral transmission of knowledge
Individual project: “Map of linguistic families and oral transmission story”
💡 Recommendation: go through the 5 sections in order, take notes in “My notes” and ask the AI tutor or your teacher when you have questions. Then show what you learned in the module assessments.
Explore how precolonial Amazonian societies were organized and how we can understand their history without exact dates.
What you will study (5 sections)
Before European Arrival: A Simple Timeline
Trade Networks in Precolonial Amazonia
Advanced Agriculture: Knowledge for Living in the Jungle
Organized Political Systems: Decisions and Roles
Simulation of an Exchange Network
Assessments
Analytical essay: How is an organized society sustained in precolonial Amazonia?
Short quiz: Organized precolonial societies in the Amazon
Individual project: “Three signs of an organized society (before Europe)”
💡 Recommendation: go through the 5 sections in order, take notes in “My notes” and ask the AI tutor or your teacher when you have questions. Then show what you learned in the module assessments.
Explore how the European arrival transformed the lives of the indigenous peoples of the Amazon in the 16th century.
What you will study (5 sections)
16th Century: What Changes with the European Arrival?
Devastating Epidemics: Why They Were So Severe
Enslavement and Forced Labor: Loss of Freedom and Violence
Territorial Dispossession and Forced Evangelization: Control and Cultural Change
Summary and Historical Memory: Consequences That Last Until Today
Assessments
Essay: Colonial impact since the 16th century on Amazonian peoples
Short quiz: Colonial impact since the 16th century on Amazonian peoples
Individual project: “Before / After” — Map of colonial impacts on community life
💡 Recommendation: go through the 5 sections in order, take notes in “My notes” and ask the AI tutor or your teacher when you have questions. Then show what you learned in the module assessments.
Explore the challenges faced by Amazonian indigenous peoples and how they affect both the environment and community life.
What you will study (5 sections)
Current Challenges: Deforestation, Illegal Mining, and Territorial Conflicts
Traditional Community Leadership: Chief or Leader
Council of Elders: Experience, Advice, and Authority
Collective Decisions and Restorative Justice: Resolving Conflicts by Repairing
Modern Governance: Indigenous Organizations and Legal Recognition
Assessments
Essay: Governance and rights today in the Amazon (challenges, leaderships, and responses)
Short quiz: Governance and rights today in the Amazon (leaderships, councils, decisions, and challenges)
Individual project: Community response plan to challenges and conflicts
💡 Recommendation: go through the 5 sections in order, take notes in “My notes” and ask the AI tutor or your teacher when you have questions. Then show what you learned in the module assessments.
Explore how malocas, with their design adapted to the tropical climate, support community life in the Amazon.
What you will study (5 sections)
Housing: Malocas and Communal Houses
Clothing and Body Painting: Identity, Symbols, and Body Care
Food and Resources from the Environment: Cassava, Plantain, Fishing and More
Worldview and Art: The Jungle as a Living Being + Cultural Expressions
Spirituality: Animism, Shamanism, and the Role of the Shaman
Assessments
Essay: Community life, worldview, and cultural expressions in the Amazon
Short quiz: Community life, worldview, and cultural expressions in the Amazon
Individual project: “A day in the community: home, body, food, jungle, and cultural expressions”
💡 Recommendation: go through the 5 sections in order, take notes in “My notes” and ask the AI tutor or your teacher when you have questions. Then show what you learned in the module assessments.
Explore the cultural diversity of the Amazon and learn why it's important to avoid generalizations.
What you will study (5 sections)
Diversity of Indigenous Peoples of the Amazon
Language and Identity as 'Living Memory'
Colonial Impact on the Amazon
Current Challenges and Organized Responses
Worldview and Nature: The Jungle as a Living Being
Assessments
Integrative essay: synthesis and integration of learning (Amazon)
Short quiz: Synthesis and integration — diversity, language, history, challenges, and worldview
Individual integrative project: synthesis and integration of learning (Amazon)
💡 Recommendation: go through the 5 sections in order, take notes in “My notes” and ask the AI tutor or your teacher when you have questions. Then show what you learned in the module assessments.
Cómo manejar tu dinero: Finanzas para estudiantes
Cómo manejar tu dinero: Finanzas para estudiantes
This elective course is designed for high school students interested in acquiring essential personal financial management skills. Throughout the lessons, students will explore topics such as personal relationships with money, effective budgeting, safe use of digital banking tools, and responsible credit management. Competencies will be developed in setting realistic financial goals and implementing savings strategies and emergency planning. Learning is facilitated through interactive readings, practical activities, and projects simulating real financial scenarios, while assessment is conducted through short quizzes and a personal action plan at the end of the course.
CREDITS: 1MODULES: 9
MODULES & TOPICS
Cómo manejar tu dinero: Finanzas para estudiantes
Learn to see money as a tool to achieve your goals, not just as a reward.
What you will study (5 sections)
Money as a Tool (Not as a Reward)
Your Real Income: Where Does Your Money Come From?
Your Expenses: Where It Goes (Even If It's $10)
Needs vs. Wants: Prioritize Without Guilt
Opportunity Cost: 'If I buy this, I give up…'
Assessments
Essay: Your Relationship with Money (tool, income, expenses, and opportunity cost)
Short Quiz: Money as a Tool, Income, Expenses, and Opportunity Cost
Individual Project: Your Money Map (Today / Tomorrow / Goal)
💡 Recommendation: go through the 5 sections in order, take notes in “My notes” and ask the AI tutor or your teacher when you have questions. Then show what you learned in the module assessments.
Turn your wishes into clear and achievable goals by following these steps.
What you will study (5 sections)
From Wish to Goal: What You CAN Achieve
Calculate Your Weekly Savings Plan
'Pay Yourself First': The Trick That Changes Everything
Habits That Support You When You Forget the Goal
Tracking and Adjustments: Consistency Without Perfection
Assessments
Essay: Your Money Goal (realistic plan + habits to achieve it)
Short Quiz: Money Goals That You Can Achieve (weekly plan, habits, and 'pay yourself first')
Individual Project: Your Achievable Goal Plan (with savings system and tracking)
💡 Recommendation: go through the 5 sections in order, take notes in “My notes” and ask the AI tutor or your teacher when you have questions. Then show what you learned in the module assessments.
Discover how a budget can be your map to financial freedom.
What you will study (5 sections)
What is a budget and why does it give you freedom?
Step 1: Calculate Your Income for the Budget
Step 2: Expense List (Needs vs Wants)
Adapted 50/30/20 Rule for Students
Weekly Budget Review: Adjustments Without Drama
Assessments
Essay: Your Student Budget (simple, realistic, and adjustable)
Short Quiz: Simple Budget and 50/30/20 Rule (adapted for students)
Individual Project: Your Usable Budget (1 week) + Review and Adjustment
💡 Recommendation: go through the 5 sections in order, take notes in “My notes” and ask the AI tutor or your teacher when you have questions. Then show what you learned in the module assessments.
Learn to track your expenses to have real control over your money, even in the small details.
What you will study (5 sections)
Track Expenses: Your Money's 'GPS'
Categories That Work (and How to Choose Them)
Detect 'Leaks' and Triggers of Impulsive Spending
Stress-Free Adjustment: Change a Little, Gain a Lot
Saving Without Feeling Deprived
Assessments
Essay: Your Money 'GPS' — Track, Detect Leaks, and Adjust Stress-Free
Short Quiz: Expense Tracking, Categories, and Stress-Free Adjustments
Individual Project: Your Money 'GPS' (tracking, leaks, and stress-free adjustments)
💡 Recommendation: go through the 5 sections in order, take notes in “My notes” and ask the AI tutor or your teacher when you have questions. Then show what you learned in the module assessments.
Learn about bank accounts and how they can help you manage your money effectively.
What you will study (5 sections)
Bank Accounts: The Basics for Students
Transactions and Statements: Learn to 'Read' Your Account
Debit Card: Pay and Withdraw Without Hassles
Payment and Transfer Apps: QR and Sending Money
Digital Security: Avoid Common Frauds and Scams
Assessments
Essay: Your Personal Plan for Using Banking and Digital Payments Safely
Short Quiz: Banking for Students and Safe Digital Payments
Individual Project: Your Personal Plan for Safe Banking and Digital Payments
💡 Recommendation: go through the 5 sections in order, take notes in “My notes” and ask the AI tutor or your teacher when you have questions. Then show what you learned in the module assessments.
Learn to treat savings as a mandatory account and discover practical methods to implement it.
What you will study (5 sections)
Your Savings System: 'Pay Yourself First' in Real Life
Smart Saving: Spend Better Without Suffering
Student Emergency Fund: What It Is and What It's For
How Much to Save for Emergencies and How to Start Today
Balance: emergencies vs. goals (without neglecting either)
Assessments
Essay: Your Smart Saving System and Emergency Fund
Short Quiz: Smart Saving and Emergency Fund (for students)
Individual Project: Your Smart Saving System + Mini Emergency Fund
💡 Recommendation: go through the 5 sections in order, take notes in “My notes” and ask the AI tutor or your teacher when you have questions. Then show what you learned in the module assessments.
Learn about credit, its basic elements, and when it is convenient to use it.
What you will study (5 sections)
Credit: What It Is and When It Makes Sense (or Doesn't)
Credit Card: How It Works Without Confusion
Interest and Minimum Payment: Why Debt Grows
Rules to Stay Out of Trouble with Credit
Credit History: Your Financial Reputation
Assessments
Essay: Credit and Credit Card Without Getting into Trouble
Short Quiz: Credit, Credit Card, and Credit History (without getting into trouble)
Individual Project: Your Anti-Debt Plan (credit and card without tangles)
💡 Recommendation: go through the 5 sections in order, take notes in “My notes” and ask the AI tutor or your teacher when you have questions. Then show what you learned in the module assessments.
Learn to make smart financial decisions by considering opportunity cost.
What you will study (5 sections)
Decisions 'Today vs Tomorrow': Opportunity Cost in Action
Prioritize Debts to Pay Less (and Get Out Faster)
Saving vs. Investing: Not the Same
Risk and Return: Start Carefully
Protection: Financial Scams and How to Avoid Them
Assessments
Essay: Smart Decisions with Your Money (debt, goals, and protection)
Short Quiz: Smart Decisions: Debts, Investment, and Protection
Individual Project: Your Smart Plan (debt, goals, risk, and protection)
💡 Recommendation: go through the 5 sections in order, take notes in “My notes” and ask the AI tutor or your teacher when you have questions. Then show what you learned in the module assessments.
Discover how to manage your money with these 10 key ideas that will help you make clear decisions and move towards your financial goals.
What you will study (7 sections)
The Essentials of the Course in 10 Ideas
Your Main Goal and Your Savings Plan
Your Personal Budget and How You'll Keep It
Digital Security in Your Money Routine
Build a Good Credit History: Next Steps (No Rush)
Finance Glossary for Students
Understanding Money and Its Management
Assessments
Essay: Your Personal Action Plan (1 page)
Short Quiz: Personal Action Plan (budget, goal, security, and credit)
Individual Project: Your Personal Action Plan (1 page)
💡 Recommendation: go through the 7 sections in order, take notes in “My notes” and ask the AI tutor or your teacher when you have questions. Then show what you learned in the module assessments.
Todo sobre los huertos caseros
Todo sobre los huertos caseros
This elective course is designed for high school students interested in urban horticulture and sustainability. Through lessons on creating gardens in small spaces, using reusable containers, and implementing efficient irrigation systems, students will develop practical skills for sustainably growing fresh food. Topics such as circular economy, crop selection by season, and basic plant nutrition will be covered. Participants will learn through interactive readings, practical activities, and projects culminating in the creation of a functional home garden. Assessment will be conducted through short quizzes and the presentation of a final project.
CREDITS: 1MODULES: 13
MODULES & TOPICS
Todo sobre los huertos caseros
Explore how to progress in the home gardening course and the benefits you can gain.
What you will study (5 sections)
How to Use This Course (and What You'll Achieve at the End)
Home Garden in a Sentence: Definition and Scope
Practical Motivations: Benefits You Can Really Notice
Your Starting Point: Space, Time, and Expectations
Starter Activity: Your Mini-Garden Plan in 10 Minutes
Assessments
Individual project: Your mini home garden plan (diagnosis + measurable goal)
Group project: Design your mini home garden plan (map, goal, and starting point)
💡 Recommendation: go through the 5 sections in order, take notes in “My notes” and ask the AI tutor or your teacher when you have questions. Then show what you learned in the module assessments.
Discover how a home garden can transform your home into a productive and sustainable space.
What you will study (5 sections)
What is a Home Garden?
Common Forms: Pots, Planters, and Ground
What You Can Grow and What It's Good For
Basic Elements of a Home Garden
Define Your Home Growing Corner
Assessments
Individual project: Design your home garden (definition, shape, crops, and growing corner)
Group project: Design your home garden and your growing corner
💡 Recommendation: go through the 5 sections in order, take notes in “My notes” and ask the AI tutor or your teacher when you have questions. Then show what you learned in the module assessments.
Discover how a home garden transforms your kitchen with fresh and controlled ingredients.
What you will study (5 sections)
Benefits in Your Kitchen: Freshness and Chemical Control
Long-term Savings: Where It Shows Most
Everyday Sustainability: Less Transport and Less Packaging
Well-being and Habits: A Hobby That Reduces Stress
Activity: Your List of Personal Reasons (and How to Measure Them)
Assessments
Individual project: Your case for having a home garden (with measurable indicators)
Group project: Real case of “Why have a home garden?” (measurable personal plan)
💡 Recommendation: go through the 5 sections in order, take notes in “My notes” and ask the AI tutor or your teacher when you have questions. Then show what you learned in the module assessments.
Learn to diagnose the microclimate of your balcony to optimize your home garden.
What you will study (5 sections)
Read Your Space: Light, Wind, and Available Surfaces
Choosing the Right Format for Small Spaces
Friendly Crops for Apartments
Simple Distribution: Accessible and Easy to Maintain
Practical Activity: Quick Plan for Your Mini-Garden
Assessments
Module project: Design and validate the plan of your mini-garden in a small space
Team project: Design and validation of a mini-garden for small spaces
💡 Recommendation: go through the 5 sections in order, take notes in “My notes” and ask the AI tutor or your teacher when you have questions. Then show what you learned in the module assessments.
Discover how a home garden can function as an integrated and sustainable system in your home.
What you will study (5 sections)
Garden as a System: What Circular Economy Means
Home Composting: Turning Waste into Compost
Waste Separation at Home: What You Should Keep
Healthier Water and Soil: Simple Sustainability Ideas
Activity: Your Garden “Cycle” in 3 Steps
Assessments
Individual project: Design and document your garden's circular system (4 weeks)
Group project: Design and validate a circular system for your home garden
💡 Recommendation: go through the 5 sections in order, take notes in “My notes” and ask the AI tutor or your teacher when you have questions. Then show what you learned in the module assessments.
Explore how seasons affect the success of your home garden and learn to make informed decisions to improve your crops.
What you will study (5 sections)
Seasons: Why They Matter More Than You Think
How to Choose What to Plant Based on Your Kitchen and Time
Reading Crop Sheets: What Information to Look For
Simple Planting Plan: From Idea to Calendar
Activity: Your List of 5 Possible Crops (and 2 Final)
Assessments
Module project: Selection and planting plan (2 crops) with an 8-week calendar
Group project: Crop selection by season, kitchen, and calendar (8 weeks)
💡 Recommendation: go through the 5 sections in order, take notes in “My notes” and ask the AI tutor or your teacher when you have questions. Then show what you learned in the module assessments.
Learn how to select the ideal container for your home garden by considering size, drainage, and safety.
What you will study (5 sections)
Criteria for Choosing Reusable Containers
Large Container 1: Used Tires (Preparation and Use)
Large Container 2: 20 L Paint Buckets (Preparation and Care)
Medium Containers: 2 L Bottles and Wooden Boxes
Planters with Reused Sacks: Temporary and Movable Gardens
Assessments
Individual project: Design and prepare your reusable container system
Team project: Design and preparation of reusable containers for a home garden
💡 Recommendation: go through the 5 sections in order, take notes in “My notes” and ask the AI tutor or your teacher when you have questions. Then show what you learned in the module assessments.
Discover how to start your plants from seed and the importance of using biodegradable containers.
What you will study (5 sections)
What is a seedbed and why use biodegradable materials
Seed Starters with Toilet Paper Rolls: Step by Step
Seed Starters with Paper Mache Cups: Making and Using
Eggshell Seed Starters: Drainage and Calcium Contribution
Seed Trays with Egg Cartons
Assessments
Individual project: Design and evaluate 3 biodegradable seedbeds at home
Group project: Biodegradable seedbed station and comparative record
💡 Recommendation: go through the 5 sections in order, take notes in “My notes” and ask the AI tutor or your teacher when you have questions. Then show what you learned in the module assessments.
Explore the journey of a plant in a home garden from its start in the seedbed to its final planting.
What you will study (5 sections)
Overview of the Process: From Seedbed to Final Planting
Stage 1: Preparing the Seedbed
Stage 2: Germination and Early Days
When to Move to Permanent Planting: Signs It's Ready
Stage 3: Final Planting
Assessments
Individual project: Complete plan from seedbed to final planting (with evidence)
Group project: From seedbed to final planting (plan, evidence, and checklist)
💡 Recommendation: go through the 5 sections in order, take notes in “My notes” and ask the AI tutor or your teacher when you have questions. Then show what you learned in the module assessments.
Learn to maintain the perfect moisture balance in your seedbeds to ensure healthy plant growth.
What you will study (5 sections)
Proper Watering in Seedbeds: Avoiding Excess and Drought
Light and Ventilation: How to Avoid Weak Seedlings
Gentle Handling: Thinning and Organizing for Better Growth
Hardening Off: Preparing Seedlings for the Outdoors
After Transplanting: How to Reduce Stress and Ensure Establishment
Assessments
Individual project: Comprehensive care plan for the seedbed and initial establishment
Group project: Comprehensive care plan for the seedbed and initial establishment
💡 Recommendation: go through the 5 sections in order, take notes in “My notes” and ask the AI tutor or your teacher when you have questions. Then show what you learned in the module assessments.
Discover how a vertical system can optimize your home garden in limited spaces and which crops are ideal for this method.
What you will study (5 sections)
When a Vertical System is Convenient and What You Can Grow
Materials and Measurements of the PVC Tube
System Assembly: Base, Stability, and Filling
Indoor Drip Irrigation: Even Distribution Without Waste
Drainage and Maintenance: Preventing Bad Odors and Rot
Assessments
Individual project: Design your PVC vertical garden with interior irrigation and drainage (complete plan)
Group project: Design and implementation plan of a vertical garden with PVC (irrigation and drainage ...
💡 Recommendation: go through the 5 sections in order, take notes in “My notes” and ask the AI tutor or your teacher when you have questions. Then show what you learned in the module assessments.
Learn how fertilizers help your plants grow healthy and strong in your home garden.
What you will study (5 sections)
Basic Nutrition: What Fertilizers Do in Your Garden
Liquid Fertilizer with Coffee Grounds: Preparation and Use
Wood Ash Fertilizer: When It's Worth It
Dosage and Frequency for Beginners: Less is More
Activity: Your Fertilization Log (Observe and Adjust)
Assessments
Module project: Homemade fertilization plan (with log and safe adjustment)
Group project: Homemade fertilization plan with log (coffee and ash)
💡 Recommendation: go through the 5 sections in order, take notes in “My notes” and ask the AI tutor or your teacher when you have questions. Then show what you learned in the module assessments.
Learn to identify pests in your home garden through careful and consistent observation.
What you will study (5 sections)
Quick Diagnosis: How to Identify Common Pests in Your Garden
Prevention and Integrated Management at Home
Biological Repellents and Natural Insecticides: What They Are and When They Are Useful
Zote Soap as a Control Tool: Preparation, Application, and Care
Closure and Final Review: Your Weekly Anti-Pest Plan and Checklist
Assessments
Module project: Weekly anti-pest plan with diagnosis, minimal actions, and responsible use
Group project: Weekly anti-pest plan (diagnosis, prevention, and responsible decision)
💡 Recommendation: go through the 5 sections in order, take notes in “My notes” and ask the AI tutor or your teacher when you have questions. Then show what you learned in the module assessments.
Emprendimiento e Innovación
Emprendimiento e Innovación
This high school course delves into entrepreneurship and innovation, guiding students from identifying opportunities to launching an innovative business. Through units such as creativity, business model design, and agile methodologies, students will develop competencies in market analysis, project management, and leadership. Learning is facilitated through interactive readings, practical activities, and projects that encourage the application of concepts in real-world scenarios. Assessment is conducted through short quizzes and projects that allow students to demonstrate their understanding and ability to implement innovative strategies in business contexts.
CREDITS: 1MODULES: 10
MODULES & TOPICS
Emprendimiento e Innovación
Explore what entrepreneurship is and its importance in today's society.
Integrative Essay: Entrepreneurship, Innovation, and Trends in Action
Short Quiz: Introduction to the World of Entrepreneurship and Innovation
Integrative Project: Analyze and Design an Innovative Entrepreneurship Idea
💡 Recommendation: go through the 5 sections in order, take notes in “My notes” and ask the AI tutor or your teacher when you have questions. Then show what you learned in the module assessments.
Explore the different types of entrepreneurship and their impact on society.
What you will study (5 sections)
Overview of Types of Entrepreneurship
Social Entrepreneurship and Responsibility
The DNA of an Entrepreneur
Soft Skills and Growth Mindset
Responsible Success: Integrating Profile and CSR
Assessments
Essay: Diversity of Ventures, Entrepreneur Profile, and Social Responsibility
Short Quiz: Diversity of Ventures and Entrepreneur Profile
Project: My Entrepreneurial Proposal with Impact
💡 Recommendation: go through the 5 sections in order, take notes in “My notes” and ask the AI tutor or your teacher when you have questions. Then show what you learned in the module assessments.
Explore the key principles for cultivating a culture of innovation in your environment.
What you will study (5 sections)
Culture of Innovation: Fundamentals
Individual Creativity: Practical Techniques
Lateral Thinking in Teams
Methods for Identifying Opportunities
From Idea to Innovative Opportunity
Assessments
Integrative Essay: From Creativity to Innovative Opportunity
Short Quiz: Creativity, Innovative Culture, and Opportunity Identification
Individual Project: From Creativity to Innovative Opportunity
💡 Recommendation: go through the 5 sections in order, take notes in “My notes” and ask the AI tutor or your teacher when you have questions. Then show what you learned in the module assessments.
Explore the importance of validating your ideas before launching into the market.
What you will study (5 sections)
Why Validate Ideas?
Market Validation Techniques
Definition of the Value Proposition
Tools to Refine Your Proposal
Iteration: Learn and Adjust
Assessments
Essay: Idea Validation and Building the Value Proposition
Short Quiz: Idea Validation and Building the Value Proposition
Project: Validation and Iteration of Your Value Proposition
💡 Recommendation: go through the 5 sections in order, take notes in “My notes” and ask the AI tutor or your teacher when you have questions. Then show what you learned in the module assessments.
Discover how to structure an idea to create value sustainably.
What you will study (5 sections)
Introduction to the Business Model
Key Components of the Model
From Model to Plan: A Necessary Bridge
Step-by-Step Business Plan Writing
Review and Presentation of the Plan
Assessments
Essay: From Model to Business Plan
Short Quiz: Business Model and Plan Design
Individual Project: Design and Present Your Business Model and Plan
💡 Recommendation: go through the 5 sections in order, take notes in “My notes” and ask the AI tutor or your teacher when you have questions. Then show what you learned in the module assessments.
Explore how agile methodologies transform entrepreneurship and innovation.
What you will study (5 sections)
Principles of Agile Methodologies
Scrum and Lean Startup Compared
Concept and Purpose of the MVP
Quick MVP Construction with an Agile Approach
Measure-Learn-Iterate: Feedback Cycle
Assessments
Essay: Application of Agile Methodologies and MVP Development
Short Quiz: Agile Methodologies and MVP Development
Individual Project: Create and Validate Your MVP Using Agile Methodologies
💡 Recommendation: go through the 5 sections in order, take notes in “My notes” and ask the AI tutor or your teacher when you have questions. Then show what you learned in the module assessments.
Discover how to plan a successful launch by setting clear objectives, knowing your audience, and creating a unique value proposition.
What you will study (5 sections)
Launch Strategy: First Steps
Channel Selection and Initial Marketing
Traditional Funding Sources
Alternative Financing and Crowdfunding
Synchronize Funding and Launch
Assessments
Essay: Launch Strategies and Funding Sources
Short Quiz: Market Launch and Funding Sources
Project: Launch and Funding Plan for Your Venture
💡 Recommendation: go through the 5 sections in order, take notes in “My notes” and ask the AI tutor or your teacher when you have questions. Then show what you learned in the module assessments.
Explore how good team management can transform an idea into a successful project.
What you will study (5 sections)
Fundamentals of Team Management
Innovative Leadership and Motivation
Building a Culture of Innovation
Effective Communication and Collaboration
Team Evaluation and Continuous Improvement
Assessments
Essay: Keys to Managing Innovative Teams
Short Quiz: Team Management and Innovative Leadership
Individual Project: Building and Leading an Innovative Team
💡 Recommendation: go through the 5 sections in order, take notes in “My notes” and ask the AI tutor or your teacher when you have questions. Then show what you learned in the module assessments.
Explore what scalability is and why it is crucial for the success of businesses.
What you will study (5 sections)
Concept of Scalability and Its Importance
Sustainable Growth Models
Technological Trends Driving Growth
Strategies for Internationalizing Your Business
Future of Entrepreneurship: Vision 2030
Assessments
Essay: Scalability, Sustainable Growth, and Future Trends in Entrepreneurship
Short Quiz: Scalability, Growth, and Future Trends
Final Project: Strategies for the Growth and Future of Your Venture
💡 Recommendation: go through the 5 sections in order, take notes in “My notes” and ask the AI tutor or your teacher when you have questions. Then show what you learned in the module assessments.
Explore the fundamentals of entrepreneurship and how you can apply them to create positive change.
What you will study (5 sections)
Entrepreneurship Review: Key Concepts
Innovation Revisited: Key Learnings
Ethics and Applied Social Responsibility
Tools for Your Next Entrepreneurial Step
Personal Action Plan and Networking
Assessments
Final Synthesis Essay: From Learning to Entrepreneurial Action
Short Quiz: Final Synthesis and Next Steps for the Entrepreneur
Final Project: Design Your Entrepreneurial Roadmap
💡 Recommendation: go through the 5 sections in order, take notes in “My notes” and ask the AI tutor or your teacher when you have questions. Then show what you learned in the module assessments.
Bellas Artes - Intermedia
Bellas Artes - Intermedia
This intermediate-level Fine Arts course delves into intermedia art, integrating history, technology, and creativity to expand students' artistic understanding. Through units such as Aesthetics and Critique, Art and Technology, and Current Trends, students develop analytical and creative skills, along with competencies in managing collaborative art projects. Learning is facilitated through interactive readings, practical activities, and collaborative projects, fostering critical reflection on the relationship between art and technology. Assessment is conducted through short quizzes, critical essays, and the presentation of artistic projects, ensuring a deep and applied understanding of contemporary art.
CREDITS: 1MODULES: 10
MODULES & TOPICS
Bellas Artes - Intermedia
Explore how intermedia art blends traditional disciplines with technology to create unique experiences.
What you will study (5 sections)
What is Intermedia Art?
Historical Roots of the Fine Arts
From the Museum to the Laboratory: Transition to the Intermedia
Basic Principles of Intermediality
Pioneering Cases of Intermedia Art
Assessments
Essay: From Fine Arts to Intermedia Art — A Journey of Convergence, Interaction, and Multimedia
Short quiz: Gateway to Intermedia Art
Project: Create Your Own Intermedia Art Piece!
💡 Recommendation: go through the 5 sections in order, take notes in “My notes” and ask the AI tutor or your teacher when you have questions. Then show what you learned in the module assessments.
Explore how aesthetics connects us with art and beauty.
What you will study (5 sections)
Fundamentals of Aesthetics
Visual and Sound Perception
Tools for Analyzing Artworks
Writing Constructive Criticism
Exploring Intermedia Art
Assessments
Essay: Analyze and Critique an Intermedia Work
Short quiz: Aesthetics, Perception, and Critique in Intermedia Fine Arts
Final Project: Constructive Critique of an Intermedia Work
💡 Recommendation: go through the 5 sections in order, take notes in “My notes” and ask the AI tutor or your teacher when you have questions. Then show what you learned in the module assessments.
Explore how art has evolved from the pyramids to the Renaissance, reflecting society and its ideas.
What you will study (5 sections)
From Antiquity to the Renaissance
Modernism and Avant-Garde
Postwar Art and Globalization
Intermediate Trends of the 21st Century
Connecting Past and Future
Assessments
Essay: Bridging Eras and Trends in Fine Arts
Short quiz: Historical Journey and Trends in Intermedia Fine Arts
Project: An Intermedia Journey Through Art History
💡 Recommendation: go through the 5 sections in order, take notes in “My notes” and ask the AI tutor or your teacher when you have questions. Then show what you learned in the module assessments.
Explore how art and technology have been inseparable allies throughout history.
What you will study (5 sections)
Arts and Emerging Technologies
Birth of Video Art
Video Art Production Techniques
Introduction to Sound Art
Intermediate Audio-Video Fusion
Assessments
Essay: Art, Technology, and New Media
Short quiz: Art, Technology, and New Media
Intermedia Project: Create your own audiovisual piece combining video art and sound art
💡 Recommendation: go through the 5 sections in order, take notes in “My notes” and ask the AI tutor or your teacher when you have questions. Then show what you learned in the module assessments.
Explore how the human body becomes the star of art through performance.
What you will study (5 sections)
Performance: The Body on Stage
Happening: Participatory Art
Body Art: The Body as a Canvas
Preparation and Body Safety
Design a Hybrid Action
Assessments
Essay: Exploring the Body and Action as Art
Short quiz: The Body and Action as Art
Hybrid Action Project: Create Your Own Living Work!
💡 Recommendation: go through the 5 sections in order, take notes in “My notes” and ask the AI tutor or your teacher when you have questions. Then show what you learned in the module assessments.
Explore the rule-free world of experimental photography and let your creativity soar.
What you will study (5 sections)
Experimental Photography
Collage: Cut and Reassemble
Assembly: 3D Objects
Art Installation
Integrated Visual Project
Assessments
Integrative Essay: Visual and Spatial Explorations
Short quiz: Visual and Spatial Explorations
Integrative Visual Project: Merge Photography, Collage, and Space
💡 Recommendation: go through the 5 sections in order, take notes in “My notes” and ask the AI tutor or your teacher when you have questions. Then show what you learned in the module assessments.
Explore how art reflects and questions social reality.
What you will study (5 sections)
Art as a Social Mirror
Political Art: Voices of Change
Cultural Diversity and Expression
Debate and Responsibility of the Artist
Creation with Social Impact
Assessments
Essay: Intermedia Art as a Driver of Social and Cultural Change
Short quiz: Art Committed to Society
Final Project: Your Intermedia Work with Social Impact
💡 Recommendation: go through the 5 sections in order, take notes in “My notes” and ask the AI tutor or your teacher when you have questions. Then show what you learned in the module assessments.
Discover how collaboration in intermedia art can be like forming your own team of creative superheroes.
What you will study (5 sections)
Collaborate to Create
Ideation and Role Assignment
Planning and Schedule
Documentation and Digital Portfolio
Pitch and Final Exhibition
Assessments
Essay: From teamwork to professional presentation
Short quiz: Collaborative Work and Project Management in Intermedia Fine Arts
Final Project: Creation, Management, and Presentation of a Collaborative Artistic Project
💡 Recommendation: go through the 5 sections in order, take notes in “My notes” and ask the AI tutor or your teacher when you have questions. Then show what you learned in the module assessments.
Explore the most innovative trends in intermedia art and discover how technology is transforming creativity.
What you will study (5 sections)
Intermediate Trends Overview
New Technological Tools
Extended Reality in Art
Creative Artificial Intelligence
Project Your Personal Future
Assessments
Essay: Exploring Current Trends and Tools in Intermedia Art
Short quiz: Current Trends and Tools in Intermedia Art
Final Project: Exploring Current Trends in Intermedia Art
💡 Recommendation: go through the 5 sections in order, take notes in “My notes” and ask the AI tutor or your teacher when you have questions. Then show what you learned in the module assessments.
Learn to create an artistic portfolio that impresses and tells your story as an artist.
What you will study (5 sections)
Selection of Works for Portfolio
Artistic Statement
Critical Self-Assessment
Feedback and Review
Projection and Next Steps
Assessments
Synthesis and Personal Projection Essay
Short quiz: Synthesis and Personal Projection in Intermedia Art
Final Project: Intermedia Artistic Portfolio and Personal Projection
💡 Recommendation: go through the 5 sections in order, take notes in “My notes” and ask the AI tutor or your teacher when you have questions. Then show what you learned in the module assessments.
Bellas Artes - Superior
Bellas Artes - Superior
This advanced Fine Arts course is designed for students seeking to deepen their understanding and artistic practice. Covering topics such as the cultural history of art, color theory, drawing and painting techniques, sculpture, photography, digital media, and performing arts, the course offers comprehensive training. Students will develop critical and technical skills through collaborative artistic projects and the analysis of artworks in their cultural context. Learning is facilitated through interactive readings, practical activities, and projects, while evaluation is conducted through short tests and final project presentations, promoting a deep and applied understanding of Fine Arts.
CREDITS: 1MODULES: 10
MODULES & TOPICS
Bellas Artes - Superior
Explore the disciplines that express beauty and human emotions through art.
What you will study (5 sections)
Overview of the Fine Arts
Essential Artistic Timeline
Art and Society: Mutual Influences
Visual Language: Symbols and Signs
Historical Interpretation Workshop
Assessments
Synthesis essay: Analyzing art through its history, context, and visual language
Short test: Introduction to Fine Arts and their cultural history
Project: Fine Arts Detective
💡 Recommendation: go through the 5 sections in order, take notes in “My notes” and ask the AI tutor or your teacher when you have questions. Then show what you learned in the module assessments.
Discover how our eyes and brain work together to perceive color and how it influences our emotions.
What you will study (5 sections)
Perception and Psychology of Color
Color Wheel and Harmonies
Principles of Visual Composition
Color and Composition Together
Visual Analysis Lab
Assessments
Essay: Color and composition as visual language
Short test: Visual fundamentals – color theory and composition
Project: Create and analyze your own artistic composition
💡 Recommendation: go through the 5 sections in order, take notes in “My notes” and ask the AI tutor or your teacher when you have questions. Then show what you learned in the module assessments.
Learn about the essential tools for a prepared artist and how to choose them for your projects.
What you will study (5 sections)
Drawing Tools and Surfaces
Strokes, Lines, and Shading
Introduction to Painting: Brushes and Pigments
Classic and Mixed Painting Techniques
Integrated Drawing-Painting Project
Assessments
Essay: Exploring and applying traditional drawing and painting techniques
Short test: Traditional drawing and painting techniques
Integrative project: Combined drawing and painting
💡 Recommendation: go through the 5 sections in order, take notes in “My notes” and ask the AI tutor or your teacher when you have questions. Then show what you learned in the module assessments.
Explore the evolution of sculpture from its prehistoric origins to contemporary installations.
What you will study (5 sections)
Sculpture Through Time
Three-Dimensional Materials and Tools
Clay Modeling: Basic Shapes
Carving, Assembling, and Finishing
Presentation and Display of the Three-Dimensional Artwork
Assessments
Essay: Three-dimensional art, from idea to exhibition
Short test: Volume and space – sculpture and modeling
Individual Project: Creation, Assembly, and Presentation of a Three-Dimensional Sculpture
💡 Recommendation: go through the 5 sections in order, take notes in “My notes” and ask the AI tutor or your teacher when you have questions. Then show what you learned in the module assessments.
Explore the basic concepts that transform the everyday into the extraordinary through artistic photography.
What you will study (5 sections)
Fundamentals of Artistic Photography
Composition and Photographic Narrative
Introduction to Digital Art
Digital Creation Tools and Techniques
Combined Photo-Digital Project
Assessments
Essay: From artistic photography to hybrid digital art
Short test: Artistic photography and digital art
Creative project: From photography to hybrid digital artwork
💡 Recommendation: go through the 5 sections in order, take notes in “My notes” and ask the AI tutor or your teacher when you have questions. Then show what you learned in the module assessments.
Explore the essential elements that make performing arts a unique and captivating experience.
What you will study (5 sections)
Languages of Performing Arts
Dramaturgy and Choreography
Technical Stage Production
Team Roles and Dynamics
Live Collaborative Creation
Assessments
Essay: Integration of Scenic Elements and Collaborative Work
Short test: Scene and movement: performing arts and collaborative projects
Individual Project: Create Your Mini-Stage Performance
💡 Recommendation: go through the 5 sections in order, take notes in “My notes” and ask the AI tutor or your teacher when you have questions. Then show what you learned in the module assessments.
Explore the essence of aesthetics and its impact on our perception of art and everyday life.
What you will study (5 sections)
Basics of Aesthetics
Art and Cultural Context
Methods of Art Criticism
Case Studies: Applied Criticism
Debate and Collective Reflection
Assessments
Essay: Critical and Aesthetic Perspective of Art
Short test: Critical and aesthetic perspective of art
Individual project: Analysis and debate of a controversial artwork
💡 Recommendation: go through the 5 sections in order, take notes in “My notes” and ask the AI tutor or your teacher when you have questions. Then show what you learned in the module assessments.
Discover how a museum works and the key areas that keep it alive.
What you will study (5 sections)
Introduction to Museum Management
Design and Installation of Exhibitions
Cultural Communication and Marketing
Economy and Art Market
Digital Display Strategies
Assessments
Essay: The management and dissemination of art in the contemporary world
Short test: Art Management and Market – From Exhibition to Dissemination
Project: Design and manage your own art exhibition
💡 Recommendation: go through the 5 sections in order, take notes in “My notes” and ask the AI tutor or your teacher when you have questions. Then show what you learned in the module assessments.
Explore the various movements of contemporary art and discover how they have transformed the way we perceive art today.
What you will study (5 sections)
Contemporary Art Trends
Innovation and Technology in Art
Ethics and Artistic Responsibility
Sustainability in Artistic Practices
Cutting-Edge Project Lab
Assessments
Integrative essay: Contemporary art, innovation, ethics, and sustainability
Short test: New Frontiers of Contemporary Art, Innovation, and Sustainability
Final Project: Avant-garde Artistic Proposal
💡 Recommendation: go through the 5 sections in order, take notes in “My notes” and ask the AI tutor or your teacher when you have questions. Then show what you learned in the module assessments.
Explore the evolution of art from caves to digital art.
What you will study (5 sections)
Condensed Historical Recap
Interdisciplinary Connection of Learning
Organize Your Art Portfolio
Future Learning Plan
Closing Event and Virtual Exhibition
Assessments
Synthesis essay: Journey, Connections, and Projection in Your Artistic Journey
Short test: Synthesis and projection in Fine Arts - History, connections, and artistic future
Final project: Creative timeline and interdisciplinary connection
💡 Recommendation: go through the 5 sections in order, take notes in “My notes” and ask the AI tutor or your teacher when you have questions. Then show what you learned in the module assessments.
English as a Second Language - Remedial Course
English as a Second Language - Remedial Course
This English as a Second Language recovery course is designed for beginner students seeking to strengthen their fundamental language skills. Throughout the course, students will explore key topics such as active listening, pronunciation, reading comprehension, and coherent writing. Through practical lessons and interactive activities, participants will develop competencies in effective communication, applying reading strategies to identify main ideas, and writing clear sentences and paragraphs. Evaluation will be conducted through quizzes, written projects, and class participation activities, ensuring that students gain confidence and improve their ability to communicate in English in various contexts.
CREDITS: 1MODULES: 10
MODULES & TOPICS
English as a Second Language - Remedial Course
Kickstart your English learning journey with engaging activities and set personal goals.
What you will study (5 sections)
Welcome & Active Listening Warm-Up
Tuning Your Ears: Listening for Key Words
How English Text Is Organized
Starting a Personal Word Bank
The Great English Combo Challenge
Assessments
Essay: Connecting the Skills from "Getting Started with English Learning"
Quiz: Getting Started with English Learning
English Skills Starter Project: Listen, Read, and Record
💡 Recommendation: go through the 5 sections in order, take notes in “My notes” and ask the AI tutor or your teacher when you have questions. Then show what you learned in the module assessments.
Master the art of following directions with key listening skills.
What you will study (5 sections)
Listening for Details in Instructions
Mastering Classroom Directions
Real-World Directions: Maps & Schedules
Pronunciation Clues: Stress & Pausing
Follow, Repeat, Perform!
Assessments
Essay Assessment: Mastering Listening and Following Directions
Quiz: Listening and Following Directions
Project: Listen, Repeat, and Show You Know Directions!
Interactive lab
🧪 Practice Stress and Pausing
🧪 Echo-Action Challenge
💡 Recommendation: go through the 5 sections in order, take notes in “My notes” and ask the AI tutor or your teacher when you have questions. Then show what you learned in the module assessments.
Discover the secret handshakes of English pronunciation by mastering mouth and voice positions.
What you will study (5 sections)
English Sounds: Mouth & Voice Placement
Stress, Rhythm, and Intonation
Sharing Ideas: Short Presentations
Mastering the Art of Conversation
Adapting Speech for Audience & Purpose
Assessments
Essay Assessment: Building Pronunciation and Speaking Confidence
Quiz: Building Pronunciation and Speaking Confidence
Speak Up! Communicating with Confidence Project
Interactive lab
🧪 Practice Your Pronunciation
🧪 Practice Your English Rhythm
💡 Recommendation: go through the 5 sections in order, take notes in “My notes” and ask the AI tutor or your teacher when you have questions. Then show what you learned in the module assessments.
Explore how English text is organized to make reading smooth and enjoyable.
What you will study (5 sections)
Reading Pathways: From Top to Bottom
Alphabet Review: Letter Names & Sounds
Blending Sounds into Words
Unlocking Unknown Words with Context
Guided Reading Practice Session
Assessments
Essay Assessment: Exploring Print and Alphabetic Principles
Quiz: Print Concepts, Alphabetic Principle, and Context Clues
Module Project: Reading Detective Challenge
Interactive lab
🧪 Alphabet Sound Practice
🧪 Interactive Sound Blending Lab
🧪 Practice Reading Techniques
💡 Recommendation: go through the 5 sections in order, take notes in “My notes” and ask the AI tutor or your teacher when you have questions. Then show what you learned in the module assessments.
Enhance your reading skills by learning how to predict and ask questions before diving into a text.
What you will study (5 sections)
Predicting & Questioning Before Reading
Summarizing As You Go
Spotting the Main Idea
Finding Evidence to Support Answers
Strategy Combo: Read, Think, Prove
Assessments
Essay Assessment: Reading Strategies and Main Ideas
Quiz: Reading Strategies and Main Ideas
Reading Detective Project: Prove Your Understanding
💡 Recommendation: go through the 5 sections in order, take notes in “My notes” and ask the AI tutor or your teacher when you have questions. Then show what you learned in the module assessments.
Explore the exciting world of stories and articles. Discover their unique features and learn how to tell them apart!
What you will study (5 sections)
Stories vs. Articles: Text Type Tour
Citing Evidence in Stories
Citing Evidence in Informational Texts
Making Connections: Self, Text, World
Deep Reading Challenge
Assessments
Essay Assessment: Deep Reading—Text Types, Evidence, and Connections
Quiz: Deep Reading—Text Types, Evidence, and Making Connections
Deep Reading Project: Text Types, Evidence, and Connections
💡 Recommendation: go through the 5 sections in order, take notes in “My notes” and ask the AI tutor or your teacher when you have questions. Then show what you learned in the module assessments.
Learn how to create clear and simple sentences using the subject-verb-object structure.
What you will study (5 sections)
Building Clear Simple Sentences
Expanding with Compound & Complex Forms
Grammar Essentials: Tenses & Agreement
Choosing Precise Words
Editing Sentences for Clarity
Assessments
Essay Assessment: Mastering Writing Foundations
Quiz: Writing Foundations—Sentences, Grammar, and Vocabulary
Module Project: Writing and Editing Clear, Correct Sentences
💡 Recommendation: go through the 5 sections in order, take notes in “My notes” and ask the AI tutor or your teacher when you have questions. Then show what you learned in the module assessments.
Learn how to create strong topic sentences that hold your paragraphs together like a sandwich.
What you will study (5 sections)
Crafting Topic Sentences
Organizing Supporting Details
Understanding Different Types of Paragraphs
Revision Toolbox: Adding & Cutting
Peer Review & Final Draft
Assessments
Essay Assessment: Writing, Revising, and Perfecting Your Paragraph
Quiz: Writing Paragraphs, Purposes, and Revision
Module Project: Write, Revise, and Polish Your Paragraph
💡 Recommendation: go through the 5 sections in order, take notes in “My notes” and ask the AI tutor or your teacher when you have questions. Then show what you learned in the module assessments.
Learn how to adapt your language to fit different situations and audiences.
What you will study (5 sections)
Choosing the Right Tone
Non-Verbal & Paralinguistic Signals
Culture & Communication Styles
Inclusive Language & Vocabulary
The Cross-Cultural Communication Challenge
Assessments
Essay: Communicating Effectively and Respectfully Across Cultures
Quiz: Communicating Effectively Across Cultures
Cross-Cultural Communication Role-Play Project
💡 Recommendation: go through the 5 sections in order, take notes in “My notes” and ask the AI tutor or your teacher when you have questions. Then show what you learned in the module assessments.
Unlock the power of reading with these superhero strategies!
What you will study (5 sections)
Reading Strategies: Your Secret Gadgets
Sentence & Paragraph Review
Reflecting on Speaking and Listening Skills
Setting SMART English Goals
Leveling Up: Building Your English Toolkit for the Future
Assessments
Course Recap Essay: Demonstrating Your English Skills and Planning Your Next Steps
Quiz: Course Recap and Next Steps
End-of-Course Project: Show What You Know!
💡 Recommendation: go through the 5 sections in order, take notes in “My notes” and ask the AI tutor or your teacher when you have questions. Then show what you learned in the module assessments.
Matemáticas Remedial
Matemáticas Remedial
This elective Remedial Mathematics course is designed for high school students seeking to strengthen their fundamental math skills. Through units covering topics from mastering natural numbers and basic operations to introductory algebra and basic statistics, students will develop essential competencies for solving everyday mathematical problems. The course emphasizes the practical application of concepts such as fractions, decimals, percentages, and proportions, as well as understanding negative numbers and absolute value. Lessons are delivered through interactive readings and practical activities, with assessments conducted via quizzes and projects that encourage critical thinking and problem-solving.
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MODULES & TOPICS
Matemáticas Remedial
Explore the fascinating world of natural numbers and discover their importance in daily life.
What you will study (5 sections)
Welcome to the Course and Concept of Natural Numbers
Initial Diagnostic Test
Personal Learning Goals
Course Tools and Resources
Action Plan for Success
Assessments
Essay: My First Encounter with Natural Numbers and the Course
Quiz: Master Natural Numbers and Prepare for Your Math Adventure!
Module Project: Master Natural Numbers and Prepare for Your Math Adventure!
💡 Recommendation: go through the 5 sections in order, take notes in “My notes” and ask the AI tutor or your teacher when you have questions. Then show what you learned in the module assessments.
Become a math superhero and master natural numbers!
What you will study (5 sections)
Review of Natural Numbers
Efficient Addition and Subtraction
Automatic Multiplication
Error-Free Division
Distributive Property in Action
Assessments
Essay: Mastery of Natural Numbers and Operations
Quiz: Mastery of Natural Numbers and Operations
Project: Demonstrate your mastery of natural numbers and operations
💡 Recommendation: go through the 5 sections in order, take notes in “My notes” and ask the AI tutor or your teacher when you have questions. Then show what you learned in the module assessments.
Discover how fractions help us share fairly.
What you will study (5 sections)
What is a Fraction?
Adding and Subtracting Fractions
From Fraction to Decimal
Operations with Decimals
Compare and Order Fractions and Decimals
Assessments
Essay: Fractions and Decimals in Real Life
Quiz: Fractions and Decimals Without Fear
Project: "Fractions and Decimals in My Life"
💡 Recommendation: go through the 5 sections in order, take notes in “My notes” and ask the AI tutor or your teacher when you have questions. Then show what you learned in the module assessments.
Discover how percentages can be your mathematical superpower in everyday life.
What you will study (5 sections)
Introduction to Percentages
Discounts and Sales
Percentage Increases
Ratios and Proportions
Problem Solving with Percentages
Assessments
Essay: Application of percentages and proportions in real situations
Quiz: Percentages and Proportions in Daily Life
Individual Project: Percentages and Proportions in Daily Life
💡 Recommendation: go through the 5 sections in order, take notes in “My notes” and ask the AI tutor or your teacher when you have questions. Then show what you learned in the module assessments.
Discover why negative numbers are essential in mathematics and in everyday life.
What you will study (5 sections)
Origin of Negative Numbers
Addition and Subtraction of Negative Numbers
Multiplication and Division of Negatives
Understanding Absolute Value
Real-Life Applications with Negative Numbers
Assessments
Essay: Negative Numbers and Absolute Value in Real Life
Quiz: Negative Numbers and Absolute Value
Project: Navigating the World of Negative Numbers and Absolute Value
💡 Recommendation: go through the 5 sections in order, take notes in “My notes” and ask the AI tutor or your teacher when you have questions. Then show what you learned in the module assessments.
Discover how algebra uses variables, coefficients, and terms to solve mathematical mysteries.
What you will study (5 sections)
Basic Algebraic Language
Evaluate Algebraic Expressions
One-Step Equations
Solve in Two Steps
Modeling Problems with Equations
Assessments
Essay: Solving Algebraic Mysteries
Quiz: First Steps in Algebra
Individual Project: Algebra Detective in Real Life!
💡 Recommendation: go through the 5 sections in order, take notes in “My notes” and ask the AI tutor or your teacher when you have questions. Then show what you learned in the module assessments.
Learn to organize information clearly and neatly with data tables.
What you will study (5 sections)
Creating Data Tables
Bar Graphs and Pictograms: Visual Data
Line and Scatter Plots
Mean, Median, and Mode
Interpret and Make Decisions
Assessments
Essay: Understanding and using tables, graphs, and measures of central tendency
Quiz: Graphs, Tables, and Basic Statistics
Project: Analyze and Present Your Own Data
💡 Recommendation: go through the 5 sections in order, take notes in “My notes” and ask the AI tutor or your teacher when you have questions. Then show what you learned in the module assessments.
Learn about the essential units of measurement for length, mass, and capacity.
What you will study (5 sections)
Basic Units of Measurement
Unit Conversion
Perimeter of Simple Shapes
Area of Rectangles and Triangles
Composite Figures and Applied Problems
Assessments
Essay: Application of Measurement, Perimeter, and Area in Everyday Situations
Quiz: Measurement, Perimeter, and Area
Project: Measurement and Problem Solving with Shapes in Your Environment
💡 Recommendation: go through the 5 sections in order, take notes in “My notes” and ask the AI tutor or your teacher when you have questions. Then show what you learned in the module assessments.
Discover how to solve math problems with the FAST DRAW strategy, your secret superpower.
What you will study (5 sections)
Step-by-Step FAST DRAW Strategy
Identify Relevant Information
Represent the Problem
Check Solutions
Integrated Problem Practice
Assessments
Essay: Application of Mathematical Problem Solving Strategies
Quiz: Mathematical Problem Solving Strategies
Project: Problem Solving Challenge with FAST DRAW
💡 Recommendation: go through the 5 sections in order, take notes in “My notes” and ask the AI tutor or your teacher when you have questions. Then show what you learned in the module assessments.
Discover how natural numbers are the superheroes of mathematics and how we use them in daily life.
What you will study (7 sections)
Synthesis of Natural Numbers
Review of Problem-Solving Strategies
Final Self-Assessment
Designing a Continuous Practice Plan
Resources and Next Steps
Glossary
Study Guide: Remedial Mathematics
Assessments
Synthesis and Final Reflection Essay
Quiz: Final Math Review and Projection
Final Project: Demonstrate your mastery in Natural Numbers and Problem Solving!
💡 Recommendation: go through the 7 sections in order, take notes in “My notes” and ask the AI tutor or your teacher when you have questions. Then show what you learned in the module assessments.
