Social Studies Electives |
The following social studies electives will be available for the 21-22 school year:
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World Area Studies (aka World Affairs)
THE WORLD IS A MESS!
Do you want to do something to make the world a better place? Want the public speaking and international problem-solving skills to do so? Then take World Area Studies Advanced! Open to students in grades 10-12
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European History AP
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We will learn about European History from 1450-present. Topics include Renaissance, Reformation, Imperialism, Arts, Daily Life, and Contemporary Issues such as Brexit. We will also prepare for the AP exam to earn college credit in May.
Open to students in grades 11 & 12
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AP Psychology/ Pre-AP Psychology
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AP Psychology awards you AP credit (8pts) in the fall semester and Pre-AP credit (5pts) in the spring. The class provides opportunities for the exploration of human behavior and mental processes. What makes us tick? Why do we do what we do? We'll learn about psychological disorders, social psychology, human development, neuroscience, consciousness, sensation and perception, memory, motivation and emotion, intelligence, and personality. You'll be glad you took the class!
Open to students in grades 11-12
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Psychology
This course is designed to allow students to consider the development of the individual and the personality. The course focuses on such topics as theories of human development, personality, motivation, and learning. The aim is to help students become more effective in their careers and in their personal lives.
This is a semester course and can be paired with
Open to students in grades 11-12
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Sociology/ Sociology Dual
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A study of society and group behavior including:
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Comparative Religions H
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A study of of the world's 7 major religions including: -Similarities/differences
-Challenges of religions today -Impact of globalization on religion Open to students in grade 11 & 12. Must be taken with Sociology Dual
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Personal Financial Literacy
Personal Financial Literacy (PFL) is a one semester course that will develop citizens who have the knowledge and skills to make sound, informed financial decisions that will allow them to lead financially secure lives and understand personal financial responsibility. Learn
Open to students in grade 10-12. May be taken with Health.
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