1. Options for Sophomores
Choices 10th Graders can make for their 11th Grade year in Social Studies
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2. First off… the requirements:
You likely will have to take one of our World History or European History courses next year, because…
CR requires three years of Social Studies.
So, if you’ve had two years of American History, and that’s all, you’ll need to choose one of the following courses…
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3. Which level should you choose?
Teachers will make recommendations for each student, based on what they have observed of work and work ethic, compared against the expectations of 11th grade courses.
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4. Your options for next year:
Unless you’re so advanced for the class you’re in you’re bored, or…
You’re working VERY hard and are not achieving the grade you want/need, then
STAY IN THE LEVEL YOU’RE CORRENTLY IN!
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5. Other options for next year:
If you’re getting an EASY “A” – talk to your teacher; who might recommend moving to a course level which is better suited for your skills in Social Studies.
YOU MIGHT BE READY TO TAKE A COURSE DEMANDING MORE OF YOU!
Consider APUS if you’re REALLY exceeding.
BUT KNOW, THIS IS A COLLEGE COURSE
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6. Another option for next year:
If you’re struggling just to pass, and you DONE with working so hard just to “get by,” talk to your teacher, who might recommend moving to a course level which is better suited for your skills in Social Studies.
YOU MIGHT NEED TO MOVE TO A COURSE BETTER FOR YOUR SKILLS.
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7. 11th Grade Options Academic World History Honors World History
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Academic World History
Honors World History
Advanced Placement European History
Advanced Placement World History
What makes Advanced Placement different
Honors Modern World History (Humanities)
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8. Academic World History
Why are people around the world so different from us?
Where we always the world’s super-power?
What would it be like to live outside of the United States?
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9. THIS COURSE EXPLODES WITH EXCITEMENT!
Honors World History
It’s the same course as Academic World History in many ways
It answers the same questions, like…
Why are people around the world so different from us?
THIS COURSE EXPLODES WITH EXCITEMENT!
And…
Where we always the world’s super-power?
But, it moves faster…
You’ll dig deeper into those questions
And you’ll read more and write more
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10. BOOM! A. P. European History YOU WANT EXCITING?
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A. P. European History
YOU WANT EXCITING?
BOOM!
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11. HERE’S ANOTHER AWESOME COURSE!
A. P. World History
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HERE’S ANOTHER AWESOME COURSE!
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12. Honors Modern World History (Humanities 11)
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13. What makes Advanced Placement different?
It’s a college course
Taught with college texts
With a college level syllabus
With college level reading and writing.
You’ll do lots of reading on your own…
And lots of analyzing during class.
But, you can earn college credit…
And it might just be the difference that gets you into the college of your dreams!
YOU NEED TO BE READY TO WORK HARD!
If you’re in AP US, and doing just fine, take one of the AP World or Euro courses.
If you’re in Honors, talk to your teacher to see if you’re ready for the jump INTO COLLEGE.
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14. You can also choose from the ELECTIVE courses
You can also choose from the ELECTIVE courses. They’re all open to Juniors.
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Menu of Electives
COLLEGE LEVEL COURSES
Advanced Placement United States History
Advanced Placement European History
Advanced Placement World History
Advanced Placement Psychology
Accelerated Psychology (semester)
Introduction to Psychology
Introduction to Economics (semester)
Current Issues (semester) or (alternate day)
Honors Economic Theory (semester)
Honors United States Government (semester)
Introduction to Sociology (semester)
Gender Studies (semester) or (alternate day)
Can be chosen as electives in Sr. Year if you didn’t already have the course.
PSYCHOLOGY OPTIONS
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Half- year electives.
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A. P. Psychology
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Psychology
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18. You want to know if I love Honors Gov?
Honors Government
You want to know if I love Honors Gov?
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Honors Economics
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20. Introduction to Economics
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21. Current Issues
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22. Sociology Click on the “home” to return you to the Menu of Electives.
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23. Gender Studies
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24. Don’t forget to consider weighting of courses…
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G. P. A.
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26. THE END