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Course Description

Unit Outlines

Handouts

Evaluation

Notes

Course Outline

 
 Course  SNC2D
 Level of Difficulty   Academic
 Credit Value  1 credit
 Textbook  Science 10 (Nelson)

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COURSE DESCRIPTION

This course provides students with the opportunity to consolidate and extent concepts in Biology, Chemistry, Physics and Earth and Space Science which were introduced in the Grade 9 science course.

The variety and diversity in science as well as the interrelationships among the various disciplines will be highlighted.  Before the completion of this course students should be able to select the science discipline or disciplines they wish to follow during the senior grades.

 

UNIT OUTLINES
     
Unit Topic Unit Outline
1 - Chemistry Chemical Processes Download pdf version of chemistry unit outline
2 - Physics Motion Download pdf version of physics unit outline
3 - Biology The Sustainability of Ecosystems Download pdf version of biology unit outline
4 - Earth and Space Science Weather Dynamics Download pdf version of earth and space science unit outline

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HANDOUTS
 
Title
Writing a Formal Lab Report

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EVALUATION
     
Class Work *   70 %
Knowledge / Understanding 20 %  
Thinking / Inquiry / Problem Solving 20 %  
Communication 10 %  
Application 10 %  
* Class work includes: quizzes, tests, projects, assignments, labs, and lab reports    
Summative Evaluation   30 %
Lab Based Skills 10 %  
Written Exam 20 %  

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NOTES

Student Responsibility

  • It is the responsibility of the student to catch up on all missed work.

Absences

  • Responsible students make every effort to attend class.  They miss class only on rare occasions.
  • If you know that you will be away (appointment or sports event), speak to the teacher before the absence to find out what you will miss.
  • If you are away unexpectedly (e.g. illness), you should attempt to find out what you are missing while you are away.  If this is not possible, you should obtain class notes and related information as soon as you get back.
  • You should provide a note to your homeroom teacher explaining your absence.  You must also provide a note to your classroom teacher if you miss an evaluation of any kind.  This note must be signed by your parent or guardian.

Missed Evaluations

  • You must provide a note to your classroom it you miss an evaluation of any kind.  Your parent or guardian must sign this note.

  • A skipped evaluation will be given a mark of zero.

  • Missed quizzes will be pro-rated, provided a note or medical certificate has been given to the teacher.

  • Students who miss a unit test will be required to write a replacement test as soon as they return.  A note or medical certificate is required to verify the absence.

Summative Evaluation

  • All students are required to write a final exam in June.  The exam will cover the entire year’s work and will be calculated as 20% of the student’s total mark.

  • A final culminating task (lab skills) will be worth 10% of the summative evaluation.

Textbook

 

Your textbook costs $87.00.

You are responsible for taking good care of your book.

Your textbook must be covered.

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