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The History of the Industrial Revolution

An extraordinary leap for civilisation

Mentored by

Martin Schmandt

Artist, poet, teacher

Location address: Online, Zoom
Chosen age group:

For ages: 13 - 15 years

Available tickets:
Standard £6.12/hr
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A SUMMARY
In this block, we will explore technological, economic and societal aspects of the first two industrial revolutions while making connections to the third and fourth. The lessons will cover steam power and rail travel, the textile industry, slavery, colonialism, the telegraph, advances in medicine, New Lanark, and electricity, among other things, going as far as automobiles and airplanes. We will compare these developments and their consequences with aspects of the digital revolution, drawing in some of the topics we've been discussing in our Current Affairs lesson. NIP Home Education Collaborative.
About your mentor
Martin Schmandt
Artist, poet, teacher
I have been a Waldorf teacher for 19 years. I am an international advisor on Waldorf education and regularly visit China.
Learning aims
Aim 1
To be able to use original reports from the time to understand factory conditions.
Aim 2
To understand the relationships between workers and mill owners.
Aim 3
To understand the parallels and differences between the industrial and the digital revolution.
Pricing information
Ticket nameStandard
Price£6.12
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Online, Via Zoom, Online, Via, Zoom
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