BOOKLESS CLASSROOM DAY 313 World History: Alexander the Great Day 3 l Dr. Annette Feravich, Teacher скачать в хорошем качестве

BOOKLESS CLASSROOM DAY 313 World History: Alexander the Great Day 3 l Dr. Annette Feravich, Teacher

Join me LIVE Feb. 17 for THE CLASSROOM starting @ 9:00 a.m. EST. Our schedule for today includes: 9:00 –9:50: Early Bird Classroom: Science Day 34: Oil from: Chapter 15 in Conversations on Common Things by Dorothea Dix 10:30 –11:30: The Bookless Classroom: World History: Alexander the Great by Peggy Pancella Day 3 plus Reader’s Digest Oct. 1937: “Auction Sale This Day” 12:00: Reading Room: Orphan Train: A Novel by Christina Baker Kline Day 8 Thanks to these resources: Alexander the Great by Peggy Pancella: https://archive.org/details/alexander... The New Illustrated Encyclopedia of World History Compiled and Edited by William L. Langer Volume Library 2 Southwestern Great American, Inc. Nashville, TN Conversations with AI Often, in my videos, you will hear me talk about my Mysteries series. Representatives at Oakland University has recently challenged my teaching by accusing me of being mentally unfit without evidence and overwhelming evidence to the contrary. I believe this to be unconscionable. They have taken this course in order to suppress voices that speak out against their unethical data collection by making university data readily available to companies like Amazon and then allowing mischaracterizations of the mental health of a thirteen-year, award winning, veteran teacher for speaking out. I also speak out against university research and development of dangerous drugs they label as medication and continue to use taxpayer dollars to develop pharmaceutical drugs that have a proven reputation of creating extreme health risks including death. Please support my efforts to speak out against those corporate, university, medical, and law enforcement criminals that continue to support injustice and a healthcare system that has demonstrated it is broken by continuously getting humans more and more mentally and physically ill and addicted.