BELIZEAN STUDIES
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Belizean Studies is a Four Year secondary-level program designed to be scheduled for a minimum of 200 teaching minutes per week.

The AIM of Belizean Studies is to increase understanding of how people's interactions with each other and the environment have and continue to shape Belize. Belizean Studies focuses on the geographical space contained within and culturally connected to Belize. It uses techniques and concepts of anthropology, geography, history, philosophy, literature and sociology to explore the environmental, political, economic, social, cultural and technological origins and development of Belize in a global context.
To download a complete description of Belizean Studies, click on the link below. 
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This promotional video was created by Yasser Musa, using graphics created by Carlos Quiroz (Lito Graphics).The short video captures the key elements of what Belizean Studies is and hopes to be.
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Reduced from the original 12, Belizean Studies is now comprised of eight strands. Teachers are expected to deliver each strand unit within a 3 week teaching period. Each strand has a title and one or more big questions.   
The slideshow below captures all eight strands and their big questions!

A year of pilot in reflection!

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For Teacher REsources to assist in the delivery of Belizean studies Click Here!
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  • Home
  • First Form
    • What is Belizean Studies I?
    • Identity and Beliefs I
    • Origins I
    • Transformations and Connections I
    • Development and Environment I >
      • Communities
      • Environment
      • Development
    • Sovereignty I >
      • What is a Sovereign State
      • Early Maya Resistance
      • Caste War of Yucatan
      • Black Resistance
    • Society and Governance I
    • Empowerment and Leadership I >
      • Leadership Case Studies >
        • Who is Elfreda Reyes
        • Who is Philip Goldson
    • Older Pages >
      • Identity
      • Transformations (Older Version)
      • Connections (Older Version)
      • Governance older outcomes
  • Second Form
    • What is Belizean Studies II
    • Identity and Beliefs II
    • Origins II
    • Transformations and Connections II
  • Teacher Resources
    • First Form Teacher Resources >
      • Environment Teacher Resources
      • Development Teacher Resources
      • Connections Teacher Resources
    • Second Form Teacher Resources
    • National Curriculum >
      • Preschool Curriculum
      • Primary Curriculum
      • Primary Social Studies >
        • Landforms and Locations
  • The Belizean Studies Community
  • Sovereignty II
  • Development and the Environment II