Dr. Goli Bagheri of Pima Community College adapted Persian and other non-Greek, non-Roman mythology into the Humanities 131 (Mythology) course. This outlines the structure of the wider mythology course and explains the underpinnings. It does not include full lesson plans.
This course was developed by Dr. Goli Bagheri of Pima Community College as part of the International Studies Partnership Program.
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