Mu Kanda - African Centered Online Communiversity with Soul

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Mu Kanda - African Centered Online Communiversity with Soul

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http://www.ayaed.com/catalogfall2005/index.htm

Mu Kanda is the name of our online learning space. Mu Kanda is Kikongo and it means "in the community." We like to say: "in the AYA-Hood." Mu Kanda offers:

Regular classes (with live instructor-to-students interaction) that meet over a period of weeks or months for 10-30 students
Community Lectures and Discussions where people register for a particular lecture/discussion or for a particular series
Online Tutoring where students and teacher interact with video, voice and shared writing boards
Internet Audio (AYAradio.net) with self-paced quizzes and tutorials to reinforce learnings from speeches and music.


Online Learning is here to stay. Let Mu Kanda put you ahead.

AYA Educational Institute's
International Home School

Course Schedule

Fall Semester 2005

Study Groups

Adult Courses for your re-Afrikanization journey. We're all on a continuum of re-Africanization. These adult level study groups help us along the way by providing us with other adults from around the country and around the world who, like us, are seeking a deeper understanding of our situation and how to change it within the context of an Afrikan community for an Afrikan future. Both fiction and non-fiction are used as motivation and instruction for us actually changing our lives and doing something great with and for our people. If this sounds like something that calls your name, then come on in and sign up.

Wednesday Special Seminars

Every month AYA holds special seminars -- usually lasting 4 sessions.
Some are free. For others we ask for a donation or require a modest fee. Afrikan scholars, practitioners, authors, workers, speakers, professionals, doers, bring you their passion, insight, lessons, and wisdom gleaned from doing the work of defending and restoring our people.

Check below and check back to this section often; these presenters are working constantly, so we have to schedule their (singular or multiple) seminar presentations when we can tie them down. It's not that they don't want to talk and teach. It's just that they're so busy doing the work, that talking takes a back seat.

That's exactly the kind of seminar presenters we want for you - the AYA family.

Time's out for pontificating and re-proving what we've proved many times before. Time now for doing the work. Come and become inspired and instructed by others who are taking action now!

Afrikan Language Study

To study Afrikan languages is to study our people and our culture. To learn to speak in our "tongues" before our captivity and brutality by Europeans is to heal. It's the healing that allows us to re-create from our cultural strengths and world view.

Far deeper than learning just how to ask for a cab or for change, AYA's language courses have you talking to your ancestors and loved ones without the oppressor mediating the exchange. This is the next step in your re-Africanization journey; the next step to nurture the Afrikan spirit as it seeks to subdue the brutally imposed European one. Join us


Core Courses
(Day and Evening)

Sankofa Math (Foundational /Algebra, Geometry, Algebra II)
Sankofa Word! (Grammar, Essay Writing, Research, Advanced Composition)
Science (Biology, Chemistry, Kinematics2KMT)
Social Studies (World History/African History 200K BC to Colonial Period, OurStory for OurSuccess)
Full Schedule Including Electives
Lower Level Times Days Upper Level Times Days

Sankofa Math:
Geometry
8:45-10:15 T/TH
Algebra II
8:45-10:15 M/W
Algebra I & Foundational
5-6:30 PM T/TH
Sankofa Word!
(Language Arts)
Grammar
Essay Writing
Report & Research Writing
Reading Comprehension

5-6:30 PM
T/TH Grammar
Advanced Composition
Research
10:30-12:00 PM T/Th
Day Lab
Science Biology / Chemistry
10:30-12:00 M/W Biology / Chemistry
10:30-12.00 M/W
Science of Environmental Racism
TBA TBA
Social Studies World History from 200,000 BC to the Colonial Period
1-2:30 T/Th
World History from 200,000 BC to the Colonial Period
1-2:30 T/TH
OurStory For Our Success Evening Compliment

Electives: Adult and Older Youth

A/SAT- Standardized Test Preparation
7-8:30 PM T/TH
Home Cookin' Black Music for the Soul
7:00-9:00 PM 2nd and 4th Wednesday of each Month
Photography to Academic Excellence
7:00-8:30 PM October / November:
Wednesdays
10-12 PM Saturdays
Kinematics2KMT
7-8:30 PM Semester-Long: M/W
7-9:00 PM (Student Lab)
Sunday

African Language Series

Twi: Language of the Akan (Ghana)
7-9:00 PM Semester-Long: Wed
10AM-12:00 NOON Saturday

Ki Kongo: Language of the Congo

7-9:00 PM Semester-Long: Tuesday
1-3:00 PM Saturday

Wednesdays Seminar Series:

Sacred Geometry
Oct. 7-9:00PM
Wednesdays
OurStory for Our Success
Nov. 7-9:00PM
Wednesdays
The Science of Melanin
Dec. 7-9:00PM
Wednesdays

Sunday Study Group Series:

Falsification of African Consciousness
Sept Sundays, 4-6 PM
The Healers
Oct. Sundays, 4-6 PM
Let The Circle Be Unbroken
Nov. Sundays, 4-6 PM

Tutorial and Acceleration Classes / Fall 2005

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