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Physics 12 builds on Physics 11 and is designed for students heading into post secondary studies in Science and Engineering. Topics include Kinematic, Dynamics & Torque, Energy & Momentum, Circular Motion, Electrostatics, Circuits, Electromagnetism and Electromagnetic Induction.
Aimed at students who plan to pursue post-secondary in STEM or business, Pre-Calculus 11 extends understanding of functions and teaches modelling of concrete applications as more generalized solutions. It also covers loans, mortgages, and vehicle purchases.
Aimed at students who pursue post-secondary in STEM or business. Pre-calculus 12 builds on Pre-calculus 11 by studying families of functions, their inverses and their transformations. Topics include rational, radical, logarithmic and trigonometric functions.
The curriculum for Science 10 is grouped under four general topics. Students gain scientific skills while exploring the topics of biology (genetics), chemistry, physics (energy and radioactivity) and astronomy.
The curriculum for Science 9 is grouped under four general topics. Students gain scientific skills while exploring the topics of biology (the cell and reproduction), chemistry (chemical bonding), physics (electricity) and earth science (earth systems and sustainability).
Social Justice 12 explores the nature of a just and equitable society by focusing on social justice issues in Canada and beyond with a specific focus on those living in poverty, Indigenous peoples of Canada and the LGBTQ+ community.
Social Studies 10 examines topics in modern Canadian and world history, including Canada's transformation from British dominion to independent nation, development of human rights in Canada and around the world, and major international conflicts.
Social Studies 9 addresses Canadian history from 1750 to 1919. Topics include contact and colonization, Canadian immigration, and the creation of Canada. Students complete an independent inquiry project.
This course allows students to participate in, observe, and learn about the tasks and responsibilities related to an occupation or career. Students will work with an employer or volunteer organization with a focus on safety regulations and workplace protocols.
This course allows students to continue to participate in, observe, and learn about the tasks and responsibilities related to an occupation or career. Students will work with an employer or volunteer organization with a focus on safety regulations and workplace protocols.
This course is aimed at students who want to pursue a trade or move into the workforce directly after graduating. Students will build their skills by interpreting graphs, making and converting measurements, calculating volume and surface area, using trigonometry and interpreting their pay stubs.
This course is intended to continue and expand upon the material covered in Workplace Math 10. As such, it is aimed at students who intend to pursue a career in the trades, or proceed directly into the workforce.
This course is designed to help improve English reading, writing, speaking and listening skills. Students will need basic reading, writing and speaking skills in order to be successful in this course. It is not a beginner course.
Develop effective learning strategies to enhance your success as a learner. Reflect on your current strengths and areas for improvement, while exploring tools, and actions designed to boost your learning experience.
Explore the human mind! Learn about theories of personality, how the brain forms thoughts, social behaviour and human development. Through a variety of course materials and a final project, students will gain a deeper understanding of themselves and others.
Students will explore and apply performance psychology strategies with their chosen sports. Key topics such as confidence, motivation, team dynamics, focus, flow, and visualization will help students improve their performance in both sport and life.
Learn about human behaviour! Explore social psychology, sleep, psychological disorders, and the impacts of drug and alcohol addiction. Through engaging course materials, students gain insight into the diverse ways people interact with the world.
This course explores the Care Economy, focusing on jobs dedicated to caring for others in areas like healthcare and community care. It provides a flexible learning experience, starting with a foundational unit and allowing students to choose specialized units based on their interests.
In this course students will schedule their week and consider healthy habits and goals. Once students have mastered professional email and phone techniques, they will work through the job search process from resume to practice job application to interview.