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Psychology 30 explores the study of human development across the time span of human life. We will primarily be studying about human growth and changes in behaviour associated with ages ranging from birth to old age and death. Major topics include genetics, adoption, parenting issues, prenatal and birth, infancy, childhood, adolescence, adulthood and old age and death and dying.

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Psychology 20 will attempt to explain the growth and development of human social thought, influence and behaviour by examining biological and environmental aspects of our social nature. The key to this course is looking at what motivates us to act the way we do. Major topics include memory, learning, intelligence, motivation, dreams, gender, group psychology, psychic phenomena and dysfunctional social behaviours.

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Accounting 30 expands on the skills and knowledge of Accounting 10 and 20, plus is an introduction to managerial accounting. You will be studying topics such as analyzing costs, fixed and variable costs, cost-profit ratios and developing worksheets and financial statements with computerized accounting software.

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Accounting 20 expands on the skills and knowledge of Accounting 10. You will be studying topics such as merchandising accounting, specialized journals and subsidiary ledgers, making basic adjustments in asset and liability accounts, developing worksheets and financial statements with computerized accounting software, depreciation, handling of bad debts, sales taxes and payroll.

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Accounting 10 is an introduction to basic accounting principles and practices. You will be studying topics such as assets, liabilities, creating balance sheets, income statements, and journaling, working through the accounting cycle and developing worksheets and financial statements with EXCEL.

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This course continues from Chemistry 20 and includes Thermodynamics, Rates of Reaction, Equilibrium, Solubility, Acids and Bases, and Oxidation and Reduction. A good understanding of the concepts from Chemistry 20 and good math skills are important for success in this course.

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In this class students will explore the structure of matter. Topics include the periodic table, the mole concept, chemical equations and stoichiometry, solutions, atomic structure, and gas laws.

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French 20 is an intermediate interactive online French course that focuses on the core communication skills of listening, speaking, reading, writing, viewing and presenting.  The goal of this course is for students to use the French language in a purposeful and practical manner with a focus on communication in every aspect. 

This course makes use of a variety of technologies in computer applications, including streaming animation, interactive learning activities, Skype, and voice recording using Audacity.  Students need French 10 as a pre-requisite before enrolling in this course.

Course Description:

French 10 is an interactive intermediate online French course that focuses on the basic communication skills of listening, speaking, reading, writing, viewing and presenting.  Although previous knowledge of French would be beneficial, it is not necessary.  Students engage in communication activities that center around the themes of family, food, hobbies, friendship, travel, and peer pressure. The goal of this course is for students to use the French language in a purposeful and practical manner with a focus on communication in every aspect.  This course makes use of a variety of technologies in computer applications, including streaming animation, interactive learning activities, voice over the internet, and emarking. 

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Course Description:

French 90 is an introductory interactive online French course that focuses on the basic communication skills of listening, speaking, reading, writing, viewing and presenting.  Although previous knowledge of French would be beneficial, it is not necessary.  Students engage in communication activities that center around the themes of family, food, hobbies, friendship, travel, and peer pressure. The goal of this course is for students to use the French language in a purposeful and practical manner with a focus on communication in every aspect.  This course makes use of a variety of technologies in computer applications, including streaming animation, interactive learning activities, voice over the internet, and emarking. 

For more information visit Prairie South School Division's Website >>