social studies 11
Social Studies 11
Social Studies 11 continues the study of contemporary Canada, which was introduced in grade 10. The focus at the grade 11 level is government, politics, and recent Canadian history. Students will, in addition, examine Canada’s relations with the rest of the world. The transition to a global perspective will be made through an investigation of such major concerns as population growth, the distribution of resources, and the impact of industrialization and technology on modern society. Geographic knowledge and skills previously acquired are reinforced and expanded. The discussion of current events is considered integral to this course.
Regular Socials 11 Outline & Expectations: click here
Socials 11 Honours Outline & Expectations: click here
The Ministry of Education's Instructional Resource Package for this course is at: http://www.bced.gov.bc.ca/irp/ss11.pdf
Sutherland Library Guide to Bibliography formatting
Working BibliographyForm - for gathering bibliographical information
Link to Essay Writing Workshop Handout
Link to MLA Stylesheet from Purdue University
Link to MLA Bibliography examples
Link to Working Bibliography blank grid
Link to Thinking Through the Essay Reading
Link to Landmarks Citation Machine Use this to handle bibliographies properly.
Link to Dr. Charles Best Secondary's outstanding page to help you write research papers.
Link to Geography Page
Link to Government Page
Link to History Page
Click here for Preparing for the Social Studies 11 Final Exam
Link to Study Skills Page
Link to the Provincial Exam Essay Marking Guide -- with examples and the marks they should recieve.
PowerPoint Review Material (Note: These are large files and may take some time to load.)
Grade 12 electives in Social Studies
Using MLA style (from Purdue University, modified by Mr. Benoy)
History:
Government:
Geography:
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