High School
High School - 9, 10, 11 and 12
High School Maths
High School Maths courses cover topics like algebra, geometry, trigonometry, probability, and statistics. In grade 9, students learn fundamentals of algebra and geometry. In grade 10, they learn about quadratic equations, graphs of functions, and solid geometry. In grade 11, they learn advanced topics like logarithms, matrices, and permutations. In grade 12, students take courses like calculus, advanced functions, or data management. However, the specific topics covered may vary depending on the school or country.
High School Chemistry
Learning Objectives
- Learn the steps of the scientific method.
- Convert among various units of measurement.
- Describe some common chemistry lab safety procedures.
- Discuss the properties of matter.
- Become familiar with atomic structure.
- Describe the properties of groups and periods in the periodic table.
- Identify the representative elements.
- Define the scope of nuclear chemistry.
- Compare and contrast different types of chemical bonds.
- Learn the phase changes of liquids and solids.
- Calculate gas density, pressure, temperature and volume.
- Determine the solubility of different substances.
- Perform stoichiometric calculations.
- Describe the properties of acids and bases.
- Learn how to calculate equilibrium.
- Determine the rates of chemical reactions.
- Differentiate between enthalpy and entropy.
- Discuss the structures and functions of organic molecules.
- Compare and contrast DNA and RNA.
- Explain the process of DNA replication.
High School English
Focuses on four primary topics: rhetorical analysis, claim and evidence, reasoning and organisation, and language style learning. This course will concentrate on nonfiction reading materials, allowing students to recognise and understand the author’s use of rhetorical strategies and approaches. The weekly classes will concentrate on the types of questions students may face on the AP English exam, which include comprehensive essays, rhetorical analysis essays, and argumentative essays. There will also be a strategy course for the multiple-choice portion of the AP English exam.