Social Studies 10 Course Details
Teacher
Lloy Falconer
Prerequisite
It is recommended that students complete Social Studies 9.
Description
The Social Studies 10 course examines four units: Regions of Canada, The Nation Emerges, The Not So Wild West, and Closer to Home – A Look at BC. Assignments may be created through a variety of presentation formats and are submitted on line. If requested, study tips are provided for each of the four unit tests. Students are encouraged to build lively asynchronous conversation associated with discussion topics.
Type
online
Credit
4
Deposit
80.00
Delivery
Students may enroll at any time and have one year to complete the course.
A SCHEDULE PLANNER is available for the student to structure his or her pace and assignment production.
The teacher always is available to assist with questions or concerns.
Asynchronous participation in discussion topics.
Summary
Assignments – lesson assignments build to create chapter marks
- a schedule planner allows students to create a time management plan
Unit 1: 4 chapters
Unit 2: 5 chapters
Unit 3: 4 chapters
Unit 4: 3 chapters
Tests - There are 4 unit tests
- Students write each unit test after completing the unit assignments
Evaluation
60% Coursework
40% Tests
Support
SIDES teacher
Materials
Horizons: Canada Moves West (80.00)
Requirements
Basic Technical Requirements
More Info
Unit 1: Canada: The Place, the People
In this unit you will learn about Canada's diverse landscape and its effect on the different groups of people who settled here.
Unit 2: A Nation Emerges
In this unit you will learn about how Canada developed as a nation. It took decades for the conditions to be ripe for the British North American colonies to agree on Confederation.
Unit 3: The Not-so-Wild West
This unit focuses on the settlement and development of the Canadian West up to 1914.
Unit 4: Closer to Home - A Look at British Columbia
This unit traces the transition of British Columbia from a territory controlled by the Hudson’s Bay Company and desired by the United States, to a province of Canada.