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Grade 10 Course Planning

Seaquam Secondary. Grade 10 Course Planning. February, 2019. Overview. IMPORTANT DATES and INFO Overview of Graduation Requirements Graduation Requirements Grade 10 courses What about Math? What about a Language? Summer School and Online Academies Resources Questions.

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Grade 10 Course Planning

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  1. Seaquam Secondary Grade 10 Course Planning February, 2019

  2. Overview • IMPORTANT DATES and INFO • Overview of Graduation Requirements • Graduation Requirements • Grade 10 courses • What about Math? • What about a Language? • Summer School and Online • Academies • Resources • Questions

  3. Important Dates and Information • February 12th to – Parent information night course planning evening…starts at 6:30pm. • February 13thth – March 3rd - Parent and student Connect Open to SELECT COURSES • April 2- April 9 Round 2, Course selection opens up to make any changes. • Once YOU choose on Student Connect your parents have to approve your pick • Student Connect – User ID = Student Number and Password = month/ day/ year

  4. Graduation Requirements Students entering Grade 10 begin the Graduation Program https://www2.gov.bc.ca/gov/content/education-training/k-12/support/graduation

  5. Graduation Requirements… Language Arts 10 4 Credits Language Arts 11 4 Credits Language Arts 12 4 Credits ENGLISH SOCIAL STUDIES Social Studies 10 4 Credits Social Studies 11 or 12 4 Credits SCIENCE Science 10 4 Credits a Science 11 4 Credits MATH A Math 10 4 Credits a Math 11 4 Credits P.E. Physical & Health Education 4 Credits Arts Education or ADST 10, 11 or 12 4 Credits A.E. & ADST Career Life Education 10 4 Credits Career Life Connections & Capstone 4 Credits OTHER ELECTIVES Elective Courses(16 credits Gr. 12, inc ENG) 28 Credits 80 Credits

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  7. Graduation Assessments Graduation Requirements… • Numeracy Assessment in Grade 10 • Literacy Assessment in Grade 10 & Grade 12 • The three assessments measure the extent to which students are literate and numerate and provide students with information about their proficiency relative to the provincial curriculum. • Results will be started on Official Transcripts

  8. What courses do I take next year?

  9. Grade 10 courses ALanguage Arts 10 : (4 credits) English 10 Transitions Socials10 - (4 credits) Math10 - one of: (4 credits) Workplace Math 10 Foundations of Math and Pre-Calculus 10 Math 10 Challenge Science10 - (4 credits) or Science 10 Challenge Physical & Health Education(4 credits) or PHE 10 Leadership or PHE Co-ed Basketball (AM) or PHE Womens Volleyball or Academy  Career Life Education10 - (4credits) (in school or online) Elective Courses - (4 credits each) 1.____________________ 2. ________________ **Remember that a Language is an elective

  10. Elective Options • Textiles 10 • Food & Nutrition 10 • Graphics 10 • Computer Technology 10: Coding • Computer Technology 10: Digital Literacy • Home Ec. 10: Cafeteria • Home Ec. 10: Textiles • Info Communication Tech 10 Java • Info. Communications Tech. 10 • Tech. Ed. 10: Basic Engineering • Tech. Ed. 10: Drafting & Design • Tech. Ed. 10: Jewelry Art Metal • Tech. Ed. 10: Mechanics • Tech. Ed. 10: Metalwork • Tech. Ed. 10: Woodwork • Tech. Ed. 10: Wood Art Carving • Drama 10 • Drama 10: Stagecraft • Drama 10: Theatre Company (X Block) • Film and Video 10 • Music 10: Jazz Band • Music 10: Wind Ensemble • Music 10: Choir • Photography 10 • Studio Arts 10 • Animation 10 • Robotics 10 • Yearbook Production 10 • Drawing and Painting 10 • *Learning Support*

  11. Active Living: Women's VolleyballActive Living: Co-Ed Basketball (AM X Block) • Program replaces the regular required (A.L.) course/credit and offers 100 plus hours of instruction combining on-court and physical training. COURSE FEE: $250 • Volleyball & Basketball curricula as set out by Seaquam VB & BB Coaches and in compliance with the BC Ministry of Education's Prescribed Learning Outcomes for PE. • Can complete Level I Referees Certification. • Guest coaches will be scheduled throughout the year so that athletes receive a wide range of coaching techniques • For more information please email: • VV Mr. Clarke (tclarke@deltasd.bc.ca) or Ms. Connolly (dconnolly@deltasd.bc.ca) • BB Mrs. Serres (aserres@deltasd.bc.ca) or Mr. Mackenzie (dmackenzie@deltasd.bc.ca)

  12. The Math Question

  13. Changes to the Math Curriculum • Two Pathways in Grade 10 • Three Pathways in Grade 11 • Workplace Mathematics – designed to provide students with the mathematical understandings and critical-thinking skills identified for entry into the majority of trades and for direct entry into the work force. NO UNIVERSITY WILL TAKE THIS MATH FOR ENTRANCE!! • Foundations of Mathematics – designed to provide students with the mathematical understandings and critical-thinking skills identified for post-secondary studies in programs that do not require the study of theoretical calculus. • Pre-calculus - designed to provide students with the mathematical understandings and critical-thinking skills identified for entry into post-secondary programs that require the study of theoretical calculus. NEEDED FOR ALL UNIVERSITY SCIENCE PROGRAMS

  14. Choosing the Math level that is right for you • If you are unsure of which Math level to choose, you can consult with. . . . • Your teacher • Your counsellor

  15. What about a Language?

  16. What About a Language?… *Second Language is not required for graduation * UBC Language 11 for all faculties No Language Requirement No requirement UVIC SFU Beginners Language 11 or Language 11 UNBC, UBC Okanagan, Most BC Colleges, BCIT

  17. Language Optionsat SEAQUAM • French 8-12 • Japanese 9, 10 • Spanish - Intro Spanish 11, Spanish 11 and12 • Beginner Japanese 11, Japanese 11 and 12

  18. Language Challenge Exams/Online Course • for those students with a background in Mandarin, Spanish, Japanese, Punjabi, Korean, German • they may apply to write a challenge exam or take the course online to earn language 11 and 12 credits. • Applications come out in October of next year. Exam is end of January.

  19. Online Courses • Delta’s online school is called Delta Access – check website for courseavailability • Career Life Education 10 ONLINE: • https://deltalearns.ca/cle-deltaaccess/ • Spring / Summer session in all courses currently offered (including Planning 10) • Online courses also available through Vancouver (VLN), Surrey (Surrey Connect), Fraser Valley (FVDES) EBUS – Vanderhoof BC BC ONLINE School

  20. Academies • Key information: • Some bus transportation available between home school and academy school; check the website for your academy of interest • All academies, except Burnsview Hockey, are two blocks in a student’s timetable. • All academies, except SDSS Hockey, have the two blocks back to back • Students can move between their home school and an academy school at lunch to participate in an academy at another school • Brochures available at your school office • Visit the website for more information, applications, videos and photos: • http://web.deltasd.bc.ca/programs/academies or Call 604 952-5374 • Apply early • Bursaries are available for those in financial need

  21. International Baccalaureate • Starts in Grade 11 (Certificate or Diploma) • Please speak with Mr.Wong or Mrs.Matthews for more information • Two recommendations: • DO math 11 before you go into IB diploma program • If you would like to do a Dogwood and an IB Diploma you will need to take SS11

  22. What IF I fail Gr 9 classes? • If you mark is 40%-49% • Remedial classes in summer are available for Math 9, SS 9, Science 9, English 9 in July 2019 (2 ½ hr per day – a.m or p.m.) • If your mark is less than 40%, you required to the full length course in the summer. • Further info: April 2019 on SD37 website under Continuing Education NO remedial classes for French 9, Core Math/Cornerstone 9, & PE 9 IF your are unable to take the course in the summer, you can repeat the course in September.

  23. Course Registration • 6 required courses • 2 electives • 3 alternates – Select VERY CAREFULLY & RANK them 1, 2, 3 in order of preference

  24. What if I want to learn more about what goes on in a course? • COURSE SELECTION GUIDE – this is found under Seaquam.ca (online); use the table of contents at the front of the guide to navigate • A FULL LIST OF GRADE 10 COURSE CHOICES CAN BE FOUND ON PAGE 5 OF THE GUIDE • Speak to the current teacher/ talk to students are currently in that course

  25. Resources Course Planning • See your counsellor • Mr. Lalli (M-Z) • hlalli@deltasd.bc.ca • Ms. Brealey (A-L) • nbrealey@deltasd.bc.ca Career Planning • Career Advisor • Ms. Gehere • jgehere@deltasd.bc.ca School website www.deltasd.bc.ca/se

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