| Intro to Medical Terminology will introduce students to the language used in the medical and allied health professions. Word building using word roots, prefixes and suffixes is the base of this course. This course will identify disorders, diseases, conditions as well as the diagnostic tests and treatment procedures. This course will cover general calculation methods that are used in the clinical setting. The math skills that will be covered are adding, subtracting, multiplying and dividing of fractions and decimal numbers. In addition, other math components will include percentages, systems of measurements and conversions between systems of measure (metric, apothecary and household). At the conclusion of this course, students will then apply these skills to drug dosage calculations. This course will cover general calculation methods that are used in the clinical setting. The math skills that will be covered are adding, subtracting, multiplying and dividing of fractions and decimal numbers. In addition, other math components will include percentages, systems of measurements and conversions between systems of measure (metric, apothecary and household). At the conclusion of this course, students will then apply these skills to drug dosage calculations. This course is designed to give the student a basic understanding of the science of nutrition, its relationahip to the human body and nutritional needs of various age groups. Students will also identify agencies concerned with nutrition and will have an overview of therapeutic diets. This course is dedicated to reading and responding to the book Night by Elie Wiesel. This course is designed to explore the causes and consequences of World War II. We will be researching and analyzing key events revolving around the rise of totalitarian leadership in Germany, Italy, and Russia, the declarations of war in Europe, the bombing of Pearl Harbor, key battles in Europe and the Pacific, and the dropping of the atomic bombs in Japan. This course is intended to help you understand the Holocaust through literature. By reading Holocaust literature for young adults, you will become aware and hopefully understand the systematic genocide planned by Hitler to develop a "superior race". Because we live in a world far removed from the atrocities of the Holocaust, it is imperative we study this "lest we forget and allow history to repeat itself". In this course students will study the political, intellectual, and philosophical rationale for the American Revolution; In addition to the war’s cause, course, and consequence from its conception following the political and economic upheaval brought on by the French and Indian War, through its conclusion with the surrender of Charles Cornwallis at Yorktown on October 19, 1781 This course will be utilized by parents as a guide to special education. This tutorial outlines strategies to use data to inform improvement efforts at 3 levels: student, classroom, or school. This Health Course has been developed to increase technology skills in the Nutrition Unit of the Grade 9 Health Course. Students will be asked to login and respond to assignments by accessing this site. This course is two parts. Juniors will take Anatomy and Physiology I and Seniors will take Anatomy and Physiology II. Currently this course is shop specific and is for Health Assistant and Dental Assistant students. This course will allow students to learn the basics of genetics and some of the applications genetics has. This site will include a review of the following topics in Biology: Cell biology, Genetics, Anatomy, Evolution, and Ecology. This course is designed as a supplement to the Poe unit in class. In addition to work conducted in class on Poe, students are asked to complete these online assignments and view video Web sites on the author. Intro to Medical Terminology will introduce students to the language used in the medical and allied health professions. Word building using word roots, prefixes and suffixes is the base of this course. This course will identify disorders, diseases, conditions as well as the diagnostic tests and treatment procedures. This lesson gives a basic overview of OSHA's role in prevention and elimination of work-related illnesses and injuries. it includes information about employer and employee rights and responsibilities,and a very brief look at the inspection process,reporting and recordkeeping Hello,  the intent of this course is to add enriching multimedia content and activities to a few of the freshmen novels we read in my ELA classroom. Students utilizing my Moodle course site will experience our novels in new and unique ways. This course is a supplement to the Respiratory Unit in class. This site will include review of the following topics surrounding the Respiratory System: anatomy, pathophysiology, diseases and disorders, diagnostic studies, drug therapies and nursing implications. In addition, students are asked to complete online assignments and view video web sites to enhance learning. This Moodle site is for Mrs. Costa's freshman math classes. It is for those students who want to experience the math skills they are learning in the classroom!  This course is a review of the properties of exponents. In this Moodle a variety of genres will be displayed, through the use of the written format, videos(such as youtube), and interactive online sources. Your job is to post your opinions and thoughts about the different mediums. I want you to demonstrate to me through a reactionary writing piece how a poem,a youtube selection, or a play moves you. How do you connect ? This is your turn to post your thoughts and share. Unit I of this course will analyze the causes, events, and effects of the American Civil Rights Movement in the 1950's and 60's. This Course covers the History of the United States. The course begins with the Reconstruction Period and moves through the late 19th Century and first half of the 20th Century. Key topics and themes include: American Industry, Inventions, Gilded Age Politics and Life, Immigration, Labor unrest, Populism, Progressive movements, Women's rights, African American Rights, Foreign Policy, The 1920s, The Depression and both World Wars. The moodle sight will allow students to access online material that accompanies the work done in the classroom. This course will explain the difference between experimental and theoretical probabilities. This course will also cover compound probabilities. Upon completion of this course, students will be able to use experimental probabilities to make predictions. This section will enhance the American Civil War cirriculum by taking the battle of Gettysburg and making it an auxiliary sub section for the more advanced students. Hello, my name is Ms Deady and I will be your geometry coach. You will investigate some of the topics of the Geometry curriculum. I wish you all the best in your discoveries. Please do not hesitate to contact me, if you have any questions or concerns. This Moodle will be a resource for teachers and staff who wish to explore and use Moodle.
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