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20th Century World History 12 introduces the student to the history of the twentieth century, beginning with the treaties that ended World War I, and ending with the collapse of the Soviet Union in 1991. While studying these events, students ...
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BC First Peoples 12 looks at how the identities, worldviews, and language of BC First Peoples are renewed, sustained, and transformed through their connection to the land. Students will investigate how the impact of contact and colonialism continues to affect ...
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Career Life Education (replacing BC Planning 10) is an important and useful course that teaches practical life skills and is a required course for all students in BC.  Career Life Education emphasizes the practical nature of the course, giving students ...
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Chemistry 11 explores the world of science on an atomic level and is designed to build students’ knowledge of core chemistry concepts. The course focuses on big ideas related to atoms, molecules and moles, chemical reactions and energy, solution chemistry, ...
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Chemistry 12 explores chemical reactions: why and how they happen, and chemical systems in equilibrium. This course builds on students’ knowledge of core chemistry concepts and focuses on big ideas related to reaction rates, dynamic equilibrium, saturated solutions, acid and ...
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This four credit course provides invaluable information on topics surrounding pregnancy and child birth. It will also provide details on child development from birth to age 12, as well as how to care for babies and children in each stage ...
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Earth Science 11 explores both current issues that our planet is facing as well as processes that have shaped the planet we call home. The course focuses around five big ideas: how Earth materials are formed, changed and used as ...
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Economics 12 provides students with opportunities to analyze the effects of economic activity on our society, the nation, and the global community. Students will gain an understanding of the principles behind government and social policies. The study of economics will ...
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This course combines the ELA Composition and Creative Writing curriculums to offer students a way to get all four credits in one course. Students will complete a discrete Composition unit where they choose a form of writing to focus on ...
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This course combines the ELA Composition and Focused Literary Studies curriculums to offer students a way to get all four credits in one course. Students will complete a discrete Composition unit where they will focus on creating a short story ...
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This course combines the ELA Composition and Focused Literary Studies curriculums to offer students a way to get all four credits in one course. Students will complete a discrete Composition unit where they choose a form of writing to focus ...
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This course combines the ELA Composition and New Media curriculums to offer students a way to get all four credits in one course. Students will gain personal experience with various forms of digital media including text, audio, video, web, and ...
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This course combines the ELA Composition and Spoken Language curriculums to offer students a way to get all four credits in one course. Students will complete a discrete Composition unit where they get to choose a form of writing to ...
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English 11 Literary Studies (Dystopia) focuses on literature and stories focusing on visions of utopias and failed utopias (dystopias). The course offers poetry, a class novel study (The Marrow Thieves) as well as film. Methods of inquiry will involve assignments, ...
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The English Studies 12 course is one of the two options for graduation requirements. It offers the opportunity for personal development in the context of making connections. Students will consider diverse perspectives and practice the respectful exchange of ideas in ...
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In Explorations in Social Studies 11 students will build a strong foundation across many skill sets, engage in inquiry and community based learning, and improve critical thinking abilities. Students will explore various perspectives of the past, present, and future of ...
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NO TEXTBOOK REQUIRED. Course is presented in a series of video lessons, with students completing practice questions. Topics to be covered include powers and exponent laws, prime factorization, multiplying and dividing polynomial expressions, trigonometry, linear relations and functions, graphing, function ...
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This pathway is designed to provide students with the mathematical understandings and critical-thinking skills identified for post-secondary studies, in programs that do not require the study of theoretical calculus. Topics include mathematical reasoning, angle relationships, graphical analysis, applications of statistics, ...
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This class offers a variety of tasks focusing on French language development. There are several units, covering many aspects of the French language and culture. The work includes watching clips, listening to audio files, producing audio files, and reading and ...
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French 11 is a prerequisite for entrance into certain B.C. Universities and colleges. This course is meant to improve the French skills already acquired in French 10. In order to complete the requirements for this class, the units are specifically ...
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In French 12 students are expected to engage in increasingly complex oral and written communication, expanding from previously acquired knowledge of French. There are several units covering many aspects of the French language and culture, including poetry and art. The ...
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In this course, students gain the skills and knowledge to help develop their guitar "toolbox." This is the ultimate beginners' course covering everything from how to play, guitar maintenance, a history of the instrument and the nuances of music theory ...
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In Guitar 11, students will gain an even broader understanding of music and the guitar's place in history. Students will refresh their theory knowledge, as well as begin learning about sheet music and how to write their own music. Over ...
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In Guitar 12, students will learn the more intricate workings of music, such as how to develop themselves as artists after high school. Guitar 12 students will learn more about music theory and reading/writing sheet music as they dive deeply ...
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The overall goal of Interpersonal and Family Relationships is to provide students with a broad overview of how relationships form and change. Students explore a variety of relationships, including work relationships, friendships, and committed relationships, as well as examine how ...
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Law Studies 12 introduces the student to the legal rights and responsibilities, which allow citizens to participate more fully in society. Laws maintain the status quo, but they are also a force for change. Students will examine how laws have ...
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Philosophy 12 is an academic course that prepares students for academic post-secondary studies. Students will complete five units on various topics.  Students will engage in philosophical discussion in forums via key word posts, complete unit learning guides and unit inquiry ...
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Physical Geography 12 is a comprehensive course which examines the world around us from both a regional and global perspective using the 5 themes of geography, namely location, place, human/environmental interaction, movement and regions. Along with physical geography topics such ...
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NO TEXTBOOK REQUIRED. This is a self-paced course delivered via animated video series. This course is a part of the pathway designed to provide students with the mathematical understandings and critical-thinking skills identified for entry into post-secondary studies in programs ...
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Science 10 introduces main topics from Biology, Chemistry, Physics and Earth Science. This will form the basis for further studies in future grades and provide students with knowledge to find areas of interest. This course has four main units of ...
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Science for Citizens 11 prepares students for science in the work place and focuses on real-world, practical applications of science. The course focuses on helping students build skills around three big ideas: scientific processes and knowledge impact our daily lives ...
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Social Studies 10 involves an exploration of Canada and the World, from 1919 to the present, focusing on four Big Ideas. Global and regional conflicts have been a powerful force in shaping our contemporary world and identities. The development of ...
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