Friday, April 17, 2020
Homeroom Course Description
Bishop Moor First Zion
Sabbath School
Established 1852
Course Title: Homeroom Class 6-12
grade Junior High (6th/7th grade), High School (9-12 grade)
Department: Bet Asher
Course Number: HM100
Class Meeting Times: TBA
Location: Virtual/ Online
Semester: Spring 2020; April 25th,
2020 – August 1st 2020
Instructor name: Brother
Shalauch, H.A. Jabar Odokhan-El
Email: MoorZionTP@gmail.com
Teacher’s
Assistant: Malcolm
Foster-El
Contact info: MoorZionTP@gmail.com
Office Location: Virtual
(Zoom/Google Hangout)
Office hours: TBA
Class Hours: TBA
Course Description:
In
the United States, a homeroom class is
considered a planning period or for attendance. It is scheduled often at the
first period of the day or it may follow the lunch break. During homeroom, teachers take attendance, may collect lunch orders, and carry
out other administrative activities. Announcements may be made, correspondence
distributed, and the Pledge of Allegiance recited with the
right-hand-on-heart.
It may be used
for a period of reading or finishing homework. In some schools, students are
permitted to socialize, do group activities, watch television news or read. The home room teacher is often believed to
serve a pastoral role for their students, as well as an educational one.
Homerooms are sometimes also considered a free period.
At the
Bishop Moor First Zion Sabbath School, Homeroom will used to help parents and
students meet academic, emotional, and physical needs.
Themes:
o Workforce Development
o Self-Identity
o Project
Family Lineage
o The Moorish
Empire, Moorish Spain (Al-Andalus)
o Timbuktu,
Mali and it’s Libraries
o Black Towns
Post Slavery
o Egyptian
Mystery Schools
o Pyramids
and Mounds
o Olmec and
Native American Civilizations
o Ancient
Ethiopia
o Physical fitness
o Mental health
Course Goals:
During the Corona Virus pandemic, the goal of our homeroom class is to
help parents and student finish the school year 2019-2020 school year is the
best academic, mental, and physical position as possible.
To provide parents and students with culturally relevant curriculum that
prepares students for academic success and is engaging. To provide the tools
for solidifying a foundation base of math, reading, and cultural awareness.
To provide a
self-paced curriculum that covers: current events, career exploration, social
skill development, reading and mathematics. To provide an outlet for students
that are home from the coronavirus pandemic.
Required text, materials, or equipment:
o
How
to Win Friend and Influence People, Napoleon Hill
o
The
Richest Man in Babylon, George Clason
o
Up
From Slavery, Booker T. Washington
o
Zoom
conference line, phone or cell for conference
o
Google
Hangouts
o
Computer
(or smart phone)
o
Internet
access, email address
Daily Work/Homework
Mathematics
worksheets
Language
arts reading assignment
Major
assignments: Family
lineage project: An ongoing project that will help students find out more about
their ancestors and family lineage
Class
Participation:
required
Course Grading:
Course will be graded on effort, a checklist of activity will be provided
and at the end of each week, students will receive a score of 1-5.
1= poor effort
2= needs more effort
3= acceptable
4= satisfactory
5= excellent
Course specific support or
supplementary instruction
Registered students receive a half hour weekly meeting with course
instructor.
Course policies and information for
students
All students and teachers are required to attend Homeroom class weekly as
scheduled and to watch the homeroom daily video. All students and teachers are to be respectful
of others.
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Information:
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$25
registration fee
$10 Weekly
($35/month if paid in total)
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Bishop Moor First Zion Sabbath School: Homeroom Class
Moorish-American Hebrew School for
children of African or Afro-Asiatic descent
“Devoted to Moral, Intellectual,
& Social Improvement”
o
A god centered education that supports
culturally relevant curriculum and liberation theology,
o based on school systems from ancient traditions in Timbuktu, Mali, Moorish Spain, Ancient Egypt/Abyssinia, and the
Washitaw Empire. In addition to the foundation subjects, we will be teaching Hebrew, the 12 Tribes of Isra-El, and the Judaic teachings of gematria, supreme alphabet/mathematics in the 2021 school year.
See HOMEROOM COURSE DESCRIPTION
For More
Information:
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MoorZionTP@gmail.com
$25
registration fee
$10 Weekly ($35/month if paid in total)
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Sunday, March 29, 2020
Honor thy Father and Mother Exodus 20:12
Bishop John Jamison Moore, AME Zion Church (Left)
Moorish Zionst Temple of Moorish Jews 1899, New York
Saturday, March 28, 2020
Bishop John Jamison Moore the Crypto Jew of North America
My granddaddy, Bishop John Jamison Moore, may be the Greatest Black Preacher you have never hear of! He lived from around 1804 until 1893. He was in association with personalities such as: Fredrick Douglass, Sojourner Truth, the Paul Robeson Family, and also other abolitionist. They were all members of the same church denomination, A.M.E. Zion, that broke away from racist whites who claimed to follow Christ. Bishop Moore was considered by many to be one of the best Black preachers in the nation, and was therefore raised to the position of Bishop in 1865.
He has been written about in many books and newspapers. His work and life is well documented in libraries across North America, including: the New York Times, University of North Carolina, and the University of North Texas.
He has had numerous churches named after him as well, including Moore's Chapel in Salisbury, North Carolina.
Although some of my grandfather's story has been told, yet much of it is still waiting to be revealed to the public. One unknown "little family secret" about Bishop Moore is that he is from long generations of "spirit men" and he also produced the same through his lineage. His grandchildren have all been clergy in the church in one form or another, going on 6 plus generations! According to my cousin Peggy, Bishop Darrin Moore, a current AME Zion Bishop, is a descendant of John Jamison Moore.
Little is documented about Bishop Moore's father, John Moor (formerly Clawson), but he baptized Bishop Moor as a child and named him "Benyamin" (Benjamin). History writes that his name was later changed to John to honor his father, but this was "a cover" for the truth. "Benyamin" is the name of one of the 12 Tribes of Israel. This said scenario is one of many examples of Bishop John Jamison Moore's life and practice of what is termed as "Cryto-Jew" or being a secret Jew. Bishop Moor is from Moorish Hebrew Lineage linking to Moorish Spain and Washitaw Muurs right here in North America.
His Mother, my Great Grandmother, is documented as Fannie Riedoubt. She was born "free" and was kidnapped in Maryland and enslaved in West Virginia. She escaped to freedom and the rest is history as they say. Much moor later about Granny Fannie!
Honors to the Moors!!!
Noble Hashim Ali Jabar OdoKhan-El
Yahashua Bin Ervin Don Shabazz Isra-El
Brother Shalauch
MoorZion.com
hajabar.wordpress.com
moorziontp@gmail.com
He has been written about in many books and newspapers. His work and life is well documented in libraries across North America, including: the New York Times, University of North Carolina, and the University of North Texas.
He has had numerous churches named after him as well, including Moore's Chapel in Salisbury, North Carolina.
Although some of my grandfather's story has been told, yet much of it is still waiting to be revealed to the public. One unknown "little family secret" about Bishop Moore is that he is from long generations of "spirit men" and he also produced the same through his lineage. His grandchildren have all been clergy in the church in one form or another, going on 6 plus generations! According to my cousin Peggy, Bishop Darrin Moore, a current AME Zion Bishop, is a descendant of John Jamison Moore.
Little is documented about Bishop Moore's father, John Moor (formerly Clawson), but he baptized Bishop Moor as a child and named him "Benyamin" (Benjamin). History writes that his name was later changed to John to honor his father, but this was "a cover" for the truth. "Benyamin" is the name of one of the 12 Tribes of Israel. This said scenario is one of many examples of Bishop John Jamison Moore's life and practice of what is termed as "Cryto-Jew" or being a secret Jew. Bishop Moor is from Moorish Hebrew Lineage linking to Moorish Spain and Washitaw Muurs right here in North America.
His Mother, my Great Grandmother, is documented as Fannie Riedoubt. She was born "free" and was kidnapped in Maryland and enslaved in West Virginia. She escaped to freedom and the rest is history as they say. Much moor later about Granny Fannie!
Honors to the Moors!!!
Noble Hashim Ali Jabar OdoKhan-El
Yahashua Bin Ervin Don Shabazz Isra-El
Brother Shalauch
MoorZion.com
hajabar.wordpress.com
moorziontp@gmail.com
Corona Virus-19
Shalom Shalom,
As we close out another Sabbath and start a new week, we recognize and proclaim that Sunday is not the day that Jesus prescribed for the seed of Abraham , the children of Israel to recognize as the Sabbath.
Ezekiel 20:19-20
As we close out another Sabbath and start a new week, we recognize and proclaim that Sunday is not the day that Jesus prescribed for the seed of Abraham , the children of Israel to recognize as the Sabbath.
Ezekiel 20:19-20
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