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Course Planning 2019 Parent Night Grade 8 going into 9 next year
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Making decisions about courses….
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Decision Making About Courses
Exploration phase Courage to gain new skills & experiences Work & Life Skills Perseverance & Character
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GRADUATION REQUIREMENTS
Average student graduates with 96 – 100 credits (some up to 120) *each course = 4 credits* MINIMUM 80 CREDITS
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REQUIRED COURSES a Math 10 a Math 11 Numeracy Assessment (gr.10)
Socials 10 A Socials 11 or 12 Science 10 a Science 11 Physical Health & Educ. 10 English 10 A Language Arts 11 English Studies 12 Graduation Literacy Assessment (gr 10 & 12) 3 other Grade 12 Courses Career-Life 11 & Career-life connections (= 8 credits total) 1 course: Arts Education or Applied Design, Skills, and Technology
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Grade 9 Program English 9 Science 9 Math 9 Social Studies 9 PE 9
Elective
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Grade 10 Program Literary Studies 10 Science 10 A Math 10
Innovation 10 Lit Studies 10 Socials 10 Science 10 Independent Directed Studies 10 A Math 10 PE 10 Elective Literary Studies 10 Science 10 A Math 10 Social Studies 10 PE 10 Elective
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Summer School Grade 8-9 Skill building (JULY)
3 weeks at North Delta Secondary Remedial for students with 40-49% Courses: Math, English, Socials, Science Grade 10 Full credit (JULY-AUG) 5 weeks at North Delta Secondary Inform Counsellor if taking summer school courses.
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Career Development Programs
Youth Train in Trades (formerly known as ACE IT) Youth Work in Trades (formerly known as SSA) Work Experience Program
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DELTA ACADEMIES Baseball - Sands Dance - Delta Sec
Farm School – Boundary Bay Film - Acting - Ladner Film - Production - Ladner Golf - Seaquam Hockey - Burnsview Hockey - South Delta Lacrosse - Delta Sec Soccer - South Delta and Sands Softball – Seaquam Cadets – Seaquam Opera and Performance Academy Basketball - Delview/ND the Oval)
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English English 9 Lit Studies 10 An English 11
EN 10, 11, & 12 are required for graduation English Studies 12
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Socials Social Studies 9 Psychology 11 Social Studies 10
SS10 & a SS11 or 12 course are required for graduation A Social Studies 11 or 12 course Psychology 12
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SC 10 & a SC 11 are required for graduation
Science 9 Science Science 10 SC 10 & a SC 11 are required for graduation Earth Science 11 Physics 11 Chemistry 11 Life Science 11 Science for Citizens 11 Other Science 12 courses
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Math Foundations of Mathematics & Pre-Calculus 10 Math 9 Workplace 10
Post-Secondary programs requiring theoretical calculus Post-Secondary programs not requiring theoretical calculus Entry into the majority of trades or direct entry to the workplace Optional: Calculus 12
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3-4 hours homework per week
Math Pathways Workplace Topics include: Measurement Geometry Algebra Number Statistics & Probability 3-4 hours homework per week Good for entry into majority of trades and other jobs in the work force.
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**For MOST college/university-bound students**
Math Pathways Foundations Topics include: Relations & Functions Financial Math Geometry Measurement Number, Logical Reasoning Statistics & Probability **For MOST college/university-bound students** 5-6 hours homework per week For post-secondary studies in programs that do not require the study of theoretical calculus.
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Math Pathways Pre-Calculus **80% and higher recommended
Topics include: Algebra & Number Relations & Functions Trigonometry Permutations Combinations & Binomial Theorem Measurement 8-10 hours homework per week For post-secondary studies in programs that require the study of theoretical calculus (Engineering, Commerce, Medicine)
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Do I Need a 2nd Language? Language Challenge – apply in October
A second language is not required for graduation 2nd language to Grade 11 may be required for University entrance, if apply straight from high school UBC: Language 11 (French 11, Spanish 11, Punjabi 11…) SFU: Intro 11 (Spanish 11 Beginners) or Language 11 2nd language often not needed if you do first 2 years at Kwantlen or Douglas, then transfer to SFU or UBC for 3rd and 4th years. Most Apprenticeships, Trade Programs do not require 2nd language Language Challenge – apply in October
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Languages French 8 French 9 Intro. Spanish 11 (SFU) French 10
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Courses (Grade 9 – 12) Physical and Health Education
Physical Health & Education Gr.10 required, PHE 10 Leadership Physical Education 11/12 are co-ed electives Fit For Life 11/12 for girls Super Fit 11/12
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BUSINESS ENTREPRENEURSHIP AND MARKETING 10 Introduction to communications, finance and marketing INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY 9 Basic computer literacy, web design, HTML and CSS COMPUTER STUDIES 10 Microsoft Office programs like spreadsheets, databases, media, web design, and programming ACCOUNTING 11 Keeping track of financial records
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Home Economics Textiles 9-12 Foods 9-12
No experience needed, fashion design, hand/machine sewing Knitting,crocheting Foods 9-12 Work in groups Plan meals, Nutrition
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Technology Education Electronics 9-12 Electrical circuits & components
Engineering 10-General Design, project based Laser cutter use, 3-D printer ADST 9 –12 Tech Ed/Girls Wood or Metal projects CAD/Drafting 9-12 Computer aided architectural design DIY Home Maintenance 9-12 teaching skills to fix/repair households Electronics 9-12 Electrical circuits & components Metalwork 9-12 Can openers, metal frames,keychains and signholders Woodwork/Indigeous 9-10 Learning By Making and Doing
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Performing Arts Drama & Dance Music Beginner Band 9 ,10*
Junior Band 9 * Dance 9,10 Guitar 9,10 Show Choir 9,10 *No experience needed * Outside timetable (mornings) Theatre Performance 9,10 Theatre Company Drama 9,10
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Media and Visual Arts Yearbook 11/12 Media Design 9-12
X-Block after school Full year commitment Should have Media/Graphic experience Media Design 9-12 Video production, camera, photoshop… Computer Animation 10-12 3D modelling & animation Project-based Visual Arts 10: Art Studio Visual Arts 10: C&S
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Get Help Strategies for Learning 9-12 LA/LD
There is a process for being referred ELL 9-12 Speak to Ms. Faryna if you need more ELL courses next year Peer Tutoring 10-12
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SELECTING COURSES Grade 9/10 (5 Required + 3 Elective) +2 Alternatives
PARENT CONNECT Grade 9/10 (5 Required + 3 Elective) +2 Alternatives Can choose Yearbook, Theatre Co., or Band as an 8th or 9th course Online courses do not count in your 8
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PICK YOUR COURSES Parent Connect opens Apr 2– Apr 9
Forgot Password? Ask at Office Mid-April cuts to undersubscribed courses; you will be informed, then can make changes online
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