Comparative Cultures 12 is a course designed to give students an understanding and knowledge of the accomplishments of past civilizations. This course will examine the beliefs, accomplishments and values of Global civilizations that have greatly influenced the world. This course explores how the diversity of a single culture deepens our understanding of others, while examining…
Social Studies 10 engages students in social studies inquiry to examine the social, political, economic, and global forces that have shaped Canada and the world from 1918 to the present. Students explore the influence of political ideologies and institutions, the effects of domestic and international conflict, and the development and roles of Canadian, First Nations,…
This course explores the dynamic relationship among urbanization, society, and sustainability. Students will examine how urban spaces are shaped by geographic, economic, political, and social forces, and how decision-making in urban planning can create more sustainable futures. Focusing on the question: How can society and physical spaces be adapted to create a better world?, students…
This course explores economic theory to investigate the “economic problem,” the fundamental challenge facing all societies: how to satisfy unlimited wants and needs with limited resources. Students will learn about macro- and micro-economics, as well as the structure and operation of the Canadian economic system. From studying the profound thoughts of economists like Smith, Ricardo,…
This course explores how analyzing data from a variety of sources helps us better understand our globally connected world. Students examine how demographic and physical features, natural resources, and human activities shape patterns and population distribution, and how human activities alter landscapes in diverse ways. Through this lens, the course highlights how geographic regions can…
This course gives students a broad exposure to the fundamentals of Canadian Law and ongoing opportunities to enhance and apply this knowledge in practical ways. Traditional legal subjects such as criminal law, torts, and contracts will be examined, while students also gain knowledge and insight into the importance and relevant topics of constitutional, human rights,…
This course is designed to build competencies of collaboration, communication, critical thinking and creative thinking while exploring the dominant themes of nationalism, imperialism, technological developments, and conflict in the 20th century. To enhance their understanding of global politics, students will participate in forum discussions by role-playing as delegates to represent diverse perspectives, analyze political cartoons…
Metamorphosis 9 is an innovative Grade 9 program that combines three courses: Science 9, Social Studies 9, and Applied Design, Skills and Technology 9. The integrated nature of the course includes mini-lectures, labs, assisgnments, project-based activities, simulations, design challenges, field trips and much more. Students have the opportunity to work in several settings and are…