Science 6
Through
observation and space exploration,
people have collected data and made
inferences about the characteristics of
the planets in our solar system. By
using models, pictures, and diagrams,
students begin to explore the spatial
relationships and primary features
unique to each planet. They can then
compare and contrast the conditions that
support life on Earth with those
conditions on other planets and our
moon. They investigate relationships
between the Earth, its moon, and the sun
and relate them to the seasons, tides,
eclipses, and phases
of the moon, and
discuss how they have affected humans
throughout history.
Science 7
This
course introduces students to a general
understanding and fundamentals of the
basics for living organisms dealing with
energy, structure, function, systems,
and interactions. Topics covered will
include cells, heredity, evolution,
classification, and 5 kingdoms of living
organisms with the integration of
environmental issues.
Science 8
This
course introduces student to the basic
understanding of the development,
structure, composition, meteorology and
oceanography of our planet Earth. Topics
covered will be geology, the weathering,
erosion, the atmosphere, oceanography,
and the solar system.
Science 9
This
course is the basic science that
introduces students to the general
understanding of the physical aspects of
the environment, and how matters work
and change. Topics will include
scientific measurement, energy,
chemistry, motion, electricity,
magnetism, light, and sound.
Science 10
Science 10
is an integrated academic course that is
necessary for the understanding and
application of the fundamental concepts
and skills common to Biology, Chemistry
and Physics. It is the pre-requisite
course leading to Biology 11,
Chemistry11, and Physics 11.
Science 10
consists of three units of study:
-
Unit
1: Matter and Energy in Chemical
Change
-
Unit
2: Energy and Physical Systems
-
Unit
3: Matter and Energy in Living
Systems
Physics 11
Physics 11
consists of three units of study:
Physics 12
Physics 12
consists of four units of study:
-
Unit
1: Conservation Laws
-
Unit
2: Electric forces and Fields
-
Unit
3: Magnetism and Electromagnetism
-
Unit
4: Nature of Matter
Biology 11
Biology 11
consists of four units of study:
-
Unit
1: The Biosphere
-
Unit
2: Cellular Matter and Energy
Exchanges
-
Unit
3: Matter and Energy Exchange in
Ecosystems
-
Unit
4: Matter/Energy Exchange in Human
Organisms
Biology 12
Biology 12
consists of four units of study:
-
Unit
1: Systems regulating Change in
Human Organisms
-
Unit
2: Reproduction and Development
-
Unit
3: Cells, chromosomes and DNA
-
Unit
4: Change in Populations and
Communities
Chemistry 11
Chemistry
11 consists of five units of study:
-
Unit
1: Quantitative Relationships in
Chemical Reaction
-
Unit
2: Matter as Solution
-
Unit
3: Matter as Gases
-
Unit
4: Chemical Bonding
-
Unit
5: Organic Chemistry
Chemistry 12
Chemistry
12 consists of four units of study:
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