Great Questions Lead to Great Classes

Maybe a great question will spark an idea for a great class. Try some of these:

How are culture, religion, and history connected?
How are work and energy related?
How can I animate objects with a variety of motions?
How can I be mindful of the impact of my body language?
How can I be proactive in being and becoming the person I want to be?
How can I compose a piece that includes a melody?
How can I create and maintain healthy relationships?
How can I develop the courage to always keep my commitments and live according to my values?
How can I develop the habits of personal leadership?
How can I implement techniques from great speeches into my communication?
How can I master my words to control my thoughts to improve the results of my life?
How can I positively impact today’s economy?
How can I put what I know into action?
How can I use the five love languages to better connect with those around me?
How can the history of music help us better understand music now?
How can we our existing energy resources more efficiently?
How did Washington’s presidency shape the new nation?
How do I create a healthy and positive relationship with money?
How do I design 3D characters, objects, and landscapes?
How do I determine the difference between good science and bad science?
How do I engage my readers through developing characters, using descriptive details, and organizing a series of events?
How do my artistic abilities translate into online worlds?
How do the stories I read teach and change me?
How do triangles and trigonometry help solve physics problems?
How do we organize and understand the sky above us?
How does learning a second language give me opportunities?
How does learning about history shape my perspective about the present and the future?
How does the Constitution protect human rights?
How does the earth function as a living system?
In what ways are all humans connected?
What are effective and ineffective ways to help those in need?
What are fundamental human rights? Why protect them?
What are socialism and capitalism?
What are some of the big financial decisions I will make in my life and how can I ensure I make the right choices?
What are some of the greatest speeches ever given?
What are some of the most impactful events of history?
What are some short poetry forms that allow me to express myself?
What are the characteristics of freedom?
What are the cultural characteristics of each civilization in the world?
What are the fundamental laws of the physical universe?
What are the lessons learned from World War II and the Great Depression Era?
What are the lessons of the Civil War Era?
What are the most important grammar and usage skills and how can I master them?
What are the myths and origin stories of other cultures?
What are the types of government?
What books impacted me as a youth?
What can I do when the government oversteps its bounds?
What can I learn from American literature about America, humanity, and myself?
What can I learn from the cultures of other countries?
What characteristics allow life to exist on Earth?
What circumstances led to the creation of our planet, humanity and the first civilizations?
What conditions caused humanity to move from the social groupings of tribes to cities and then to empires?
What core principles do our youth need to know?
What do I love to do?
What do the stories a culture tells reveal about that culture?
What does it mean to invest and why would I want to do so?
What events, people and ideas contributed to America’s development during the Founding Era?
What gives a great story its staying power?
What individual rights do I enjoy and how can I protect them?
What information does the periodic table contain?
What is liberty and why is it important?
What is the driving force behind geopolitics today?
What is the Hero Myth Cycle and how does it help me better understand literature?
What is the power of language and how can I use it through writing?
What is the universe and how was it formed?
What is wholehearted living? How does this help create peaceful relationships?
What knowledge brings me peace?
What powers does the U.S. Constitution give to the executive, legislative and judicial branches of government?
What principles are at the root of American liberty?
What similarities and differences are there between my first language and a second language?
What skills would be helpful to share with the youth?
What sparked the Civil Rights Movement?
What things do I deeply value in my life? How can I build a life built on deep and lasting values?
What was the Industrial Revolution?
What works of art inspire greatness within me?
Which are my most important relationships? Do they need to be improved?
Who were the prominent authors in early American literature?
Why did America enter World War I and how did it end?
Why do the planets orbit the Sun?
Why is a large force required to create a significant acceleration?
Why is it important to stay current on events happening around the world?
Why is the home an important place for social leadership?
Why is trust important in leadership? How can I cultivate trust with those around me?