FAQ
NAH is a comprehensive 9-month Native American history course. The educational program includes a textbook complete with primary sources and original multimedia content, auto-graded reading quizzes, and additional writing assessments. The course aligns with the California Ethnic Studies Model Curriculum standards and is tailored for homeschool and charter school students.
The curriculum includes nine detailed chapters, each with original images, videos, charts, podcasts, and primary source documents. It also features auto-graded quizzes and open-ended writing exercises.
No, the course is designed for students of varying levels and is intended for grades 9–12.
The curriculum is designed for homeschool parents, charter school educators, and their students, specifically for grades 9–12. However, the course is also open to anyone with an interest in learning about Native American history.
The course features nine units designed to align with the nine months of a typical academic year. However, students are free to progress through the content more quickly if they choose.
Currently, only the Native American History course is available, but additional social sciences courses are under development. Visit the California Curriculum Center for more information.
Once you click on “Enroll” you will see the course homepage and an option to “Take this course.” You will create a username and password. Once you have paid for enrollment, you can revisit that home page and progress through the chapters at your own pace. You can log in to access the course materials from any computer, tablet, or mobile device. The subscription provides one year of access.
No, there is not an app at this time.
The current fee is $150 per year for each student.
No, each account is intended for use by one student only.
At this time, the state of California does not accredit courses to fulfil the ethnic studies requirement. Individual schools enjoy freedom to approve courses that meet the California Ethnic Studies Model Curriculum. Native American History: A Curriculum From Home is aligned with the California standards and is eligible to fulfil the state graduation requirement for ethnic studies. Students may ask their charter or public school to approve the curriculum for their graduation requirements. The California Curriculum Center is also ready to assist in course approvals for any charter or public school.
Yes, the course provides a blank mid-year certificate and blank end-of-year certificate. Educators and parents are responsible for tracking student progress, assigning grades, determining completion, and signing off on the certificate.
We offer a full refund within 48 hours of purchase if the content has not been accessed or reviewed at length. However, once significant portions of the content have been reviewed or used, the purchase is non-refundable.
The course is designed for independent study and does not include live instruction or direct instructor feedback. The course is a framework that educators and parents may assign and follow up with students. The course does contain automatically graded quizzes that offers immediate feedback and provides grading rubrics for parents and educators.
Parents and educators are expected to follow up on student work, ensuring regular progress in readings, the completion of quizzes, and one written assignment each month.
No, the content is not downloadable and is protected by copyright. Please do not attempt to copy or distribute the content.
For technical issues, account management, or general inquiries, please use the “Contact” button on the website or send an email to contact@nativeamericanhistorycourse.com
Yes! You may preview the orientation unit and the first chapter on Ancient Americans, including the introduction video, textbook content, podcast review, reading quiz, primary sources, and written assignment prompt. Simply click the “Enroll” button to begin exploring without obligation.
Additionally, charter schools considering course approval may arrange for a limited-term preview of the entire course.
Your subscription lasts for one year. If you need more time, you can renew your subscription or create a new account.