Secondary Schools

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“Islam in the Context of World History and Social Studies”
Audience: 7th-12th graders

With a teacher’s invitation, a speaker will deliver a 40-90 minute presentation using transparencies. We cover a variety of topics such as Islamic beliefs and practices, Muslim populations around the world, and Islamic holidays and celebrations.

This presentation is intended to supplement classes where Islam, and other religions, is already part of the curriculum.

“Incorporating Islamic Culture Studies in the Curriculum & Interacting with Muslim Students”
Audience: School Teachers, Staff & Administrators

This training covers the following:

• Common Stereotypes
• Overview of Islamic Culture
• Incorporating Islamic Culture Studies in the Curriculum, Grades K-12th: Tools and Resources
• Understanding Muslim Religious Practices
• Tips for Interacting with Muslim Students
   

Available in 2005

“The Roots of Islam in America”
Audience: 7th-12th graders

An exciting new 45 – 90 minute presentation detailing factual accounts of the lives and legacies of America’s earliest Muslims, including enslaved African Muslims, early converts to Islam & Arab and Muslim immigrants. This presentation is suitable for required American history curriculum.

“Islamic Contributions to Civilizations”
Audience: 7th-12th graders

An entertaining new 45 – 90 minute presentation that looks at the contributions made by Muslims, Christians, and Jews during the pinnacle of Islamic civilization, highlighting advances made in foods, beverages, clothing, furniture, and the fields of literature, arts, science, medicine, astronomy, and much, much more! This presentation is suitable for required world history curriculum.