CIS506 Geographic Perspectives: Human-Environmental Interaction

This course examines the ways that people have interacted with the natural environment over time in different places related to the social studies curriculum in grades 6-12, especially world history and culture and American history. Through readings, discussion, and written assignments that include instructional planning and implementation, students will learn how human-environmental interaction affected the history, geography, political systems, economic systems, and social systems of various cultures. Learning content and applying it to the classroom is stressed. Prerequisite(s): None 3 semester hours