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  Astro-science is a course designed to get students thinking about the universe that we all live in. A wide range of issues will be addressed which will revolve around what present day research suggests about our solar system and beyond. Where did the moon come from? Why do sunspots seem to follow an 11 year cycle? What causes the seasons? Why do we see moon phases change each month and what causes them? Is it possible that there exists a "multi-verse" rather than in a single universe? These questions and more will be explored through high level thinking exercises and the viewing of cutting edge documentary movies. This topic is broken down into astro-science I and astro-science II. Astro-science I is devoted to introducing concepts while astro-science II is meant to go deeper into some of the strange concepts found in outer space. Both sections have a strong observational component requiring an extra effort to periodically return to school for evening star parties. All that is required for these courses is an open mind, a critical eye and a willingness to push one's personal boundaries. This course provides a firm foundation of chemical principles and their application in our world, and is intended for the student with aptitude and interest in math and science. The course is fast paced and lab intensive, requiring a strong attendance record and a high degree of self-motivation. This course also involves the application and analysis of data to answer abstract questions. As a result, a strong background in math is essential. The thematic topics covered in the course are matter, energy and measurements, solutions and acids/bases, atomic structure and periodic law, gases, chemical bonding and reaction, stoichiometery, and nuclear chemistry. (See Accelerated Student Profile for expectations.) This is a lab science course. Course Description Course #: SC533 Title: CHEMISTRY
Credits: 5 credits / One semester
This course presents chemical principles through relevant social, environmental and economic topics and is specifically designed to meet the needs of the 4 year college/university bound student who is less scientifically or mathematically inclined. Lab activities are an essential component of the course, requiring a strong attendance record. Students gain/build experience in lab techniques, study skills and problem solving. Initiative and willingness to work hard are critical to success in this course. This is a lab science course.
Prerequisite: Accelerated Algebra I or Algebra I and Accelerated or College Prep Biology.
"Caves to Condos" The Introduction to Environmental Studies course introduces you to the transitons in society and culture that have lead to our current environmental condition. Where and how did it start, and where and how will it end? Or will we achieve human sustainability? This laboratory course is designed to prepare students for college work by teaching them laboratory skills and leading them to concepts that will equip them to do independent research. Course topics include: biochemistry, cell biology, reproductive biology, genetics, microbiology, taxonomy, evolution and structure and function in plants and animals. Introduction to environmental studies is a freshman level course that is designed to engage students in the world around them. The focus of the course is to investigate the earth, its resources, its' systems and its' inhabitants and how they are all interconnected. Hello. This website is designed to help students review materials for the 7th grade pre-algebra course. Welcome to Asia and the regions of the Pacific. Learn about the cultures, history, and physical geography. Be ready to control your grades! You will use your knowledge of data analysis to help you determine what you need on your next quiz or test to get the grade you want. Algebra is a language of mathematics. This course will teach you how to identify and conjugate regular Spanish verbs in the present tense. Google Docs is an easy-to-use online word processor, spreadsheet and presentation editor that enables you to create, store and share instantly and securely. You can create new documents from scratch or upload existing documents, spreadsheets and presentations. There's no software to download, and all your work is stored safely online and can be accessed from any computer. This course will focus on creating a documents such as a newsletter and planbook page that you will be able to access from any computer...home or school. With the increasing use of interactive whiteboard technology, students and teachers in classrooms around the world are becoming more motivated and creatively involved in the learning process. In this course, we will explore the use of interactive whiteboards and create lessons using RM Easiteach and Notebook 10 software. Prerequisites: •Access to an interactive whiteboard (IWB) •Knowledge of IWB basics - operation, calibration, annotation tools •Notebook 10 and RM Easiteach software installed on your computer
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