- UNDER DEVELOPMENT
- Measurement: Learners will study measurement systems while exploring areas and volumes and trigonmetry.
Algebra & Number: Learners will study the different types of numbers, exponents, polynomials and factoring.
Relations & Functions: Learners will study linear relations and equations both graphically, algebraically and using function notation. Learners will learn how to solve linear equations.- Non-editing teacher: Paul Tosney
- Non-editing teacher: Sandy Ockenden
- UNDER DEVELOPMENT
- Measurement: Learners will study the metric and imperial systems while exploring areas and volumes.
Geometry: In geometry, learners will study the Pythagorean Theorem, trigonometric ratios and develop an understanding of angles.
Number: Learners will study unit pricing and currency exchange and gain an understanding of personal income.
Algebra: This component of the course will explore the algebra necessary for this course.Course Outline
This course will cover all topics necessary to fully prepare students to write the Grade 10 provincial math exam. Students will encounter and explore Number, Patterns & Relations, Shape & Space and Statistics & Probability.
Number
• use basic arithmetic operations on real numbers to solve problems
• describe and apply arithmetic operations on tables to solve problems
Relations & Functions
• examine the nature of relations with an emphasis on functions
• represent and analyse linear functions
Measurement
• solve problems involving triangles, including those found in 3-D and 2-D applications
3-D Objects and 2-D Shapes
• solve coordinate geometry problems involving lines and line segments
Data Analysis
• implement and analyse sampling procedures, and draw appropriate inferences from collected data
Course Outline
This course will cover all topics necessary to meet the Prescribed Learning Outcomes in the Provincial 2006 Integrated Resource Package for Essentials of Mathematics 10 and to fully prepare students to write the Grade 10 provincial math exam. Students will encounter and explore Spreadsheets; Personal Banking; Wages, Salaries, and Expenses; Rate, Ratio, and Proportion; Trigonometry; Geometry Project; Probability and Sampling.- Spreadsheets
- Design and use spreadsheets to make and justify decisions, solve problems, and support projections
- Personal Banking
- Prepare bank forms including cheques, deposit slips, chequebook activity record, and reconciliation statements
- Wages, Salaries, and Expenses
- Solve problems involving wages, salaries, and expenses
- Rate, Ratio & Proportion:
- Apply the concepts of rate, ratio, and proportion to solve problems.
- Trigonometry
- Demonstrate an understanding of ratio and proportion, and apply these concepts in solving triangles.
- Geometry Project
- Complete a project that includes a 2-D plan and a 3-D model of some physical structure.
- Probability and Sampling
- Develop and implement a plan for the collection, display, and analysis of data using technology as required.
Course Outline
This course will cover all topics necessary to fully prepare students to write the Grade 10 provincial math exam. Students will encounter and explore Number, Patterns & Relations, Shape & Space and Statistics & Probability.
Number
• use basic arithmetic operations on real numbers to solve problems
• describe and apply arithmetic operations on tables to solve problems
Relations & Functions
• examine the nature of relations with an emphasis on functions
• represent and analyse linear functions
Measurement
• solve problems involving triangles, including those found in 3-D and 2-D applications
3-D Objects and 2-D Shapes
• solve coordinate geometry problems involving lines and line segments
Data Analysis
• implement and analyse sampling procedures, and draw appropriate inferences from collected data
- Teacher: Paul Tosney
- COURSE SUMMARY
This course will cover all topics necessary to fully meet the requirements for graduation credit. Students will encounter and explore Patterns & Relations, and Shape & Space.
Patterns & Relations:- Variables and Equations: represent and analyse situations that involve expressions, equations, and inequalities
- Relations and Functions: represent and analyse quadratic, polynomial, and rational functions
- 3-D Objects and 2-D Shapes: solve coordinate geometry problems involving points, lines, and line segments, and justify the solutions
- Develop and apply the geometric properties of circles to solve problems
- Variables and Equations: represent and analyse situations that involve expressions, equations, and inequalities
- Non-editing teacher: Colleen Burke
- Non-editing teacher: Paul Tosney
- Non-editing teacher: Sandy Ockenden
COURSE SUMMARY
This course will cover all topics necessary to fully meet the requirements for graduation credit. Students will encounter and explore Patterns & Relations, and Shape & Space.
Patterns & Relations:- Variables and Equations: represent and analyse situations that involve expressions, equations, and inequalities
- Relations and Functions: represent and analyse quadratic, polynomial, and rational functions
- 3-D Objects and 2-D Shapes: solve coordinate geometry problems involving points, lines, and line segments, and justify the solutions
- Develop and apply the geometric properties of circles to solve problems
- COURSE SUMMARY
This course will cover all topics necessary to meet the Prescribed Learning Outcomes in the Provincial 2006 Integrated Resource Package for Principles of Mathematics 12 and to fully prepare for the optional Grade 12 provincial math exam. Learners will encounter and explore Transformations, Logarithms, Series and Sequences, Trigonometry, Combinatorics, and Probability. - COURSE SUMMARY
This course will cover all topics necessary to fully prepare learners to write the Grade 12 provincial math exam. Learners will encounter and explore geometry, trigonometry and algebra, statistics and probability, combinations & permutations, and the probabilities of events.
