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Author: Saheel Siyam
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Path: HelpWeb Home -> Synerge Home -> Educational Resources -> Grade 10 -> Grade 10 Civics
Course Summary:
Course Summary:
This science course is the regular Grade 10 Open Civics Studies course. Content may differ slightly from what you will learn in civics depending on who is your teacher.
There are 4 content-units in the course: Ecology, Chemistry, Physics: Electricity, and Astronomy, as well as the essential Science Practices unit. The units are divided into chapters, which have chapter quizzes in the Google Forms format, and each unit has a unit test which is an external link to a ClassMarker test.
There are activities for each unit, and for some chapters, these are comparable to assignments in school.
DISCLAIMER: All the activities, quizzes, and unit tests have been compiled by Saheel Siyam unless otherwise indicated. All the material is based off of some extent, of the TDSB and Ontario course curricula, but each teacher teaches each course differently. Course content may differ between teachers, within the curriculum. ___ helped me to make this course.
Course Intro Video
Select Your Unit
Select Your Unit
Below is the Unit Selection menu, where you can select from the five units in this course, and the culminating activity for this course. You can do the units in whatever order you like, and once you are redirected to a unit, you can select a chapter of the unit from a navigation menu similar to this one. There is a back button at the very bottom of each unit to navigate back here, and two back buttons at the bottom of each chapter so you can navigate back to the unit, or back here. You can also redirect using the Path menu at the top of the site. Once you have finished the content, you can download a course certificate below. (Its not legit, sorry, this is just a certificate to make you feel good, and is only valid in the HelpWeb, not in real school). Remember that completing a Synerge course does not affect your real school grade, and the HelpWeb is NOT affiliated with any school board. Completing a course shell will only help you learn the content easier in school.
Contact A TDSB Teacher for Coursework Help!
Contact A TDSB Teacher for Coursework Help!
This Course Help Page was written by Saheel Siyam, who took this course and was proofread by Mr. Lin, who is teaching this course SNC1D and its AP version: SNC1DP
Congratulations!
Congratulations!
You have now completed the Grade 10 Open Civics Studies Course Module created by Synerge, a subsidiary of the HelpWeb.
Download your course certificate below.
After download, open your certificate in a compatible pdf viewer such as Chrome, Firefox, Edge, or Adobe Acrobat, then type your name in the blue form field, then save it.
NOTE: THIS COURSE CERTIFICATE DOES NOT COUNT AS A TDSB COURSE CERTIFICATE AND IS JUST AN UNOFFICIAL HELP MODULE
Synerge Grade 9 Science Course Module Completion.pdfcanadian and world studies ontario curriculum: geography, history, and civics: http://www.edu.gov.on.ca/eng/curriculum/secondary/canworld910curr2013.pdf
https://www.tigweb.org/global-issues/
https://mediasmarts.ca/curricularoutcomechart/civics-and-citizenship-grade-10-open-chv-2o
debate.org link (put your own opinion)
(Above: Debate Activity. (Put your own informed opinion on debate .org. Choose three issues out of the ones listed below. Supplement your opinion with three facts)
Why issues are important
What is civic responsibility
how to be a good citizen
https://pearsoncivics.wordpress.com/
Units:
Civic Issues
-Common Issues
-Civic vs non Civic
-Stakeholders
-Current news on Ongoing Civic Issues
Civic Responsibility and Civic Actions
-Civic Role Models
-How to be Civic Minded
-Civic Actions and ways to do them
Bonus: Stuff they dont teach you
-You CAN be neutral on an issue
Unit 2: Civic Issues
Unit 2: Civic Issues
Basic Intro Video
This unit is about the governments of countries around the world, as well as the government of Canada. This unit includes content about basic international systems of government and the political spectrum, as well as the tiers of government in Canada, their responsibilities, and elections in Canada
Chapter 1: What is a Civic Issue (Civic vs Non Civic)
Chapter 1: What is a Civic Issue (Civic vs Non Civic)
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Chapter 2: Stakeholders
Chapter 2: Stakeholders
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Unit 3: Civic Rights and Responsibilities
Unit 3: Civic Rights and Responsibilities
Basic Intro Video
This unit is about the governments of countries around the world, as well as the government of Canada. This unit includes content about basic international systems of government and the political spectrum, as well as the tiers of government in Canada, their responsibilities, and elections in Canada
Chapter 1: How to be Civic Minded
Chapter 1: How to be Civic Minded
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Chapter 2: Civic Role Models
Chapter 2: Civic Role Models
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Chapter 3: How to Take Action
Chapter 3: How to Take Action
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Chapter 4: Rights and Responsibilities
Chapter 4: Rights and Responsibilities
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