Math B30 is the second of three 30-level mathematical courses taught in Saskatchewan . Students are introduced to many new concepts throughout this course. Students are first introduced to imaginary and complex numbers. Considerable time is also spent sketching and analyzing polynomial and rational functions, a concept introduced briefly in Math A30. Matrices and exponential and logarithmic functions are two other concepts that are introduced in Math B30. Students enrolled in this course should expect to spend a significant amount of time completing assignments outside of instructional time. Math B30 is a prerequisite for Math C30.

Prerequisite: Math A30
Textbook: Math B30 by Burt Thiesson

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French 20 is a Core French course based on the Saskatchewan Ministry of Education curriculum. A communicative, task-oriented approach is used. Students benefit from the interaction with the teacher and other classmates from around the province by means of television, Internet, telephone, and fax. Course topics include: Pastimes and Hobbies, Canada , Careers, and Media. The teacher promotes communication with all students by using Moodle, e-mail, telephone and fax. This class may be taped or the use of e-cast through SCN may also be used during a time that would better suit the student's schedule. The notes are also posted on the Internet on a daily basis, along with assignments, a course calendar and all other course handouts. Exams and assignments are faxed between the studio and the site and then returned to be marked by the ITI teacher. Students enrolled in this course would benefit from access to a phone during on-air class time, TV and/or VCR, fax machine, and Internet.

Prerequisite: French 10

Textbooks : Passages 3 , Voyages 1 and Voyages 2

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French 10 is a Core French course based on the Saskatchewan Ministry of Education curriculum. A communicative, task-oriented approach is used. Students benefit from the interaction with the teacher and other classmates from around the province by means of television, Internet, telephone, and fax. Topics include: Consumerism, Friends, and Everyday Situations. The teacher promotes communication with all students by using Moodle, e-mail, telephone and fax. This class may be taped or the use of e-cast through SCN may also be used during a time that would better suit the student's schedule. The notes are also posted on the Internet on a daily basis, along with assignments, a course calendar and all other course handouts. Exams and assignments are faxed between the studio and the site and then returned to be marked by the ITI teacher. Students enrolled in this course would benefit from access to a phone during on-air class time, TV and/or VCR, fax machine, and Internet.

Prerequisite: French 9

Textbooks: Passages 3 , and Voyages 1

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French 9 is a Core French course based on the Saskatchewan Ministry of Education curriculum and the approach is communicative and task-oriented. Students benefit from the interaction with the teacher and other classmates from around the province by means of television, Internet, telephone, and fax. Course topics include: Jobs, Consumerism, Rights and Responsibilities, and Movies. The teacher promotes communications with all students by using Moodle, e-mail, telephone, and fax. This class may be taped or the use of e-cast through SCN may also be used during a time that would better suit the student's schedule. The notes are also posted on the Internet on a daily basis, along with assignments, a course calendar and all other course handouts. Exams and assignments are faxed between the studio and the site, and then returned to be marked by the ITI teacher.

Prerequisite: There is no prerequisite for this course.

It is appropriate for students who are new to the French language. Students enrolled in this course should have access to a phone during on-air time, TV and/or VCR, fax machine, and Internet. There are no texts required for this course.

For more information regarding interactive televised instruction course delivery and the e-learning satellite network please visit the Saskatchewan Communications Network (SCN) website.