History:

CHC2D: In Canadian History Since World War I, you will explore the events and social movements that have shaped Canada since 1914.  You'll explore the good, bad, and the ugly, critically thinking about each part of our 20th century history, and how you can shape Canada for coming generations.

CHA3U: In American History you will explore the founding and shaping of the nation to our south, and how events in the United States have helped to shape Canada and the world.

CHY4U/C: In World History Since the Fifteenth Century, you'll look at the major developments, social movements, and events that have shaped the world since approximately 1450.  You will also continue to sharpen their critical thinking skills, with the goal of learning to shape the world around them.

Geography:

CGC1W: In Exploring Canadian Geography using maps, statistics, video and text, you'll will learn about the very foundations of Canada from the rocks under our feet to the clouds above and beyond! You will have the chance to explore the environmental, economic, and social geographic issues that relate to topics such as energy, natural resources and urban development, and consider possible approaches for making Canada a more sustainable place to live.

CGG3O: In Travel and Tourism, you'll get to explore the world, right from your desk!  You will investigate the characteristics of travel destinations to determine what makes them sought after, as well as look at the impacts of tourism on citizens of travel destinations and the environment surrounding them.

CGW4U/C: In World Issues, you will be challenged to recognize inequity in the world around you. By exploring trends in globalization, population and resource use, you will be able to connect their own actions and roles within a greater global context. Topics in this course can be found in the latest news releases and range from climate change to the building of border walls and from child marriage to terrorist attacks.

Social Science:

CHV2O:  In Civics, you'll explore what it means to be an active citizen in Canada.  From TTC increases to who decides what laws are passed, this course allows you to learn more about what power YOU have to shape the world around you.

CLU3M: In Understanding Canadian Law, you will explore Canadian legal issues that affect you and those around you.  You'll also learn about your rights and responsibilities, labour laws, and some of the major cases that have shaped our nation.

CPW4U: In Politics, you will explore political systems around the world, and the effect they have on how the world works.  You'll explore what political activism can look like, and how it can shape governments and their decisions.

CLN4U: In Canadian and International Law, you will explore our legal system and how Canada operates on the world stage.  Through case studies and mock trials, you can also explore your role in the law, and how you can pursue careers in the legal system.

Humanities:

HIF2O:  In Exploring Family Studies you'll explore adolescent development, family relationships, positive mental health and the factors that influence teenagers and determine group behaviour.  You will learn practical skills that relate to everyday life, and learn how to manage your time, budget your finances, how to cook at home, and even how to make important decisions about your future.

HPW3C: In Working with Infants and Young Children we focus on what it takes to help our children to become functioning young adults. We learn about childhood development, and students have the chance to work with children in our community to gain hands-on experience.

HSP3U:  In Introduction to Anthropology, Psychology, and Sociology, you will explore how to become happier in life, why those around us act the way they do, and how society has developed to become the way it is now.  In this course we will focus on some of the major theories in anthropology, sociology, and psychology, and apply them to real world issues.  

HRT3M:  In World Religions and Belief Traditions, you will explore the world of belief and faith.  This course delves into the beauty of the world’s major religions as well as many belief systems found in Canada. By examining the complexities of faith, students will see how our differences tie us all together.  No religious experience required! 

HSE4M:  In Equity and Social Justice: From Theory to Practice, you will explore who holds power in society, and how it is used to uphold or dismantle discrimination and racism in the world.  You will learn about the theories of social justice and equity while applying these concepts to your school, your city, and the world. 

HHS4U/C:  In Families in Canada, you will explore why people fall in love, why they marry, and how to maintain quality of life when you get older.  This course explores life’s stages from adolescence to later life and helps students to better understand the people in their lives. 

HZT4U: In Philosophy: Questions and Theories, you will explore some of life's big questions.  Ever wonder if what you were planning to do is ethical? Is a scientific certainty more trustworthy than your “gut” reaction? Want to win all your arguments? In this course, you get to learn about and discuss concepts such as the meaning of life, and the existence of a higher being, all while questioning your own closely held ideas.  Most importantly, you learn how to ensure your opinions withstand scrutiny, making you a better student.

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