SECONDARY MIDDLE SCHOOL csf.bc.ca

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SECONDARY MIDDLE SCHOOL 7-8-9 csf.bc.ca

MIDDLE SCHOOL n the middle school program, all the teachers are specialists in the subjects they teach, able Ito pass on their knowledge and introduce the students to the different approaches that are specific to the field of study. Students enrolled in middle school in the Conseil scolaire francophone follow the official program of study set by the British Columbia Ministry of Education, which is based on the following principles: 2 CSF - MIDDLE SCHOOL Learning requires the student s active participation. Students learn in their own individual way and at their own pace. Learning is both an individual and a collective process. Learning is more effective when the student thinks about the learning process and sets goals for improvement. s All courses are mandatory and they are all equally important. The humanities cannot exist without science, science cannot exist without the arts, and the arts cannot exist without a healthy and balanced life. Each program of study is taught independently, rather than amalgamated with another. Students who choose the CSF for their secondary studies have chosen to learn both official languages on the level of a first language. As a result, not only will they gain perfect mastery of English and French, but they will also develop intellectual flexibility. In addition to studying French as a first language, students are required to enrol in the English Language Arts course. They also have the choice between at least two fine arts programs and one practical skills program. The world needs individuals who possess solid and diversified knowledge, but who are also capable of calling their knowledge into question to adapt it to changing realities. CSF - MIDDLE SCHOOL 3

7 TH GRADE FRANCAIS LANGUE PREMIERE Ce cours est centré sur la communication. La progression entre les niveaux est mise en évidence par le degré de complexité des textes et du contexte propres à chaque année d études. La langue est essentielle pour réfléchir, apprendre et communiquer avec autrui, ainsi que pour véhiculer sa culture. Le développement de la littératie et de l identité culturelle se situe au cœur du programme d études. Il continue de renforcer les compétences développées l année précédente et couvre les trois composantes suivantes : communication orale, écriture et représentation, lecture et visionnage. ENGLISH LANGUAGE ARTS This course is about communication. You succeed in school and life by reading and writing effectively. Gathering, organizing, and presenting information effectively are also important communication skills. This course covers the following components and sub-components: oral language (speaking and listening), reading and viewing, and writing and representing. MATHEMATICS Mathematics is not just about numbers. It is also about concepts of shape and space, statistics and reasoning, problem solving and logic. This course covers the following components and sub-components: numbers, regularities and relationships, shape and the spatial dimension, statistics and probability. SOCIAL STUDIES The purpose of Social Studies is to help students understand their world and their place in it. They familiarize the student with contemporary questions, themes and events as well as those from the past. They help the student develop the skills needed to exercise critical thinking and become a responsible citizen. Theme of the year: Antiquity: ancient civilizations SCIENCE Students do experiments and learn to work safely in a laboratory. They participate in school science fairs. The program includes demonstrations by the instructor, activities and oral presentations in class. Students develop skills in investigative research, problem solving and decision making as members of civil society. PHYSICAL EDUCATION The goal of the Physical Education program is to enable each student to acquire the knowledge, mobility skills, attitudes and behaviour to support a healthy active life. Participation in varied activities enables the student to develop knowledge and skills, as well as to adopt an active lifestyle. HEATH AND CAREER EDUCATION The Health and Career Education program is designed to help students acquire the knowledge, skills, and attitudes required to make informed decisions about their health, studies and future career choices. FINE ARTS AND PRACTICAL SKILLS Fine Arts and Practical Skills help students to understand and benefit from applied knowledge and creative work. These two disciplines focus to a great extent on learning through practical activities. Fine arts include dance, drama, music and the visual arts. Practical skills include business education, home economics, information technology and technical training. 4 CSF - MIDDLE SCHOOL CSF - MIDDLE SCHOOL 5

8 TH GRADE FRANCAIS LANGUE PREMIERE Ce cours est centré sur la communication. La progression entre les niveaux est mise en évidence par le degré de complexité des textes et du contexte propres à chaque année d études. La langue est essentielle pour réfléchir, apprendre et communiquer avec autrui, ainsi que pour véhiculer sa culture. Le développement de la littératie et de l identité culturelle se situe au cœur du programme d études. Il continue de renforcer les compétences développées l année précédente et couvre les trois composantes suivantes : communication orale, écriture et représentation, lecture et visionnage. ENGLISH LANGUAGE ARTS This course is about communication. You succeed in school and life by reading and writing effectively. Gathering, organizing, and presenting information effectively are also important communication skills. This course covers the following components and sub-components: oral language (speaking and listening), reading and viewing, and writing and representing. MATHEMATICS Mathematics is not just about numbers. It is also about concepts of shape and space, statistics and reasoning, problem solving and logic. This course covers the following components and sub-components: numbers, regularities and relationships, shape and the spatial dimension, statistics and probability. SOCIAL STUDIES The purpose of Social Studies is to help students understand their world and their place in it. They familiarize the student with contemporary questions, themes and events as well as those from the past. They help the student develop the skills needed to exercise critical thinking and become a responsible citizen. Theme of the year: World civilizations (500 1600) SCIENCE Students do experiments and learn to work safely in a laboratory. They participate in school science fairs. The program includes demonstrations by the instructor, activities and oral presentations in class. Students learn about the scientific method, life sciences, physical sciences, as well as earth sciences and the universe. PHYSICAL EDUCATION The goal of the Physical Education program is to enable each student to acquire the knowledge, mobility skills, attitudes and behaviour to support a healthy active life. Participation in varied activities enables the student to develop knowledge and skills, as well as to adopt an active lifestyle. HEATH AND CAREER EDUCATION The Health and Career Education program is designed to help students acquire the knowledge, skills, and attitudes they will need to make informed decisions about their health, studies and future career choices. FINE ARTS AND PRACTICAL SKILLS Fine Arts and Practical Skills help students to understand and benefit from applied knowledge and creative work. These two disciplines focus to a great extent on learning through practical activities. Fine arts include dance, drama, music and the visual arts. Practical skills include business education, home economics, information technology and technical training. 6 CSF - MIDDLE SCHOOL CSF - MIDDLE SCHOOL 7

9 TH GRADE FRANCAIS LANGUE PREMIERE Ce cours est centré sur la communication. La progression entre les niveaux est mise en évidence par le degré de complexité des textes et du contexte propres à chaque année d études. La langue est essentielle pour réfléchir, apprendre et communiquer avec autrui, ainsi que pour véhiculer sa culture. Le développement de la littératie et de l identité culturelle se situe au cœur du programme d études. Il continue de renforcer les compétences développées l année précédente et couvre les trois composantes suivantes : communication orale, écriture et représentation, lecture et visionnage. ENGLISH LANGUAGE ARTS This course is about communication. You succeed in school and life by reading and writing effectively. Gathering, organizing, and presenting information effectively are also important communication skills. This course covers the following components and sub-components: oral language (speaking and listening), reading and viewing, and writing and representing. MATHEMATICS Mathematics is not just about numbers. It is also about concepts of shape and space, statistics and reasoning, problem solving and logic. This course covers the following components and sub-components: numbers, regularities and relationships, shape and the spatial dimension, statistics and probability. SCIENCE This course is focused on scientific discovery activities. Students do experiments and learn to work safely in a laboratory. The program includes demonstrations by the instructor, library research and oral presentations in class. PHYSICAL EDUCATION The goal of the Physical Education program is to enable each student to acquire the knowledge, mobility skills, attitudes and behaviour to support a healthy active life. Participation in varied activities enables the student to develop knowledge and skills, as well as to adopt an active lifestyle. HEATH AND CAREER EDUCATION The Health and Career Education program is designed to help students acquire the knowledge, skills, and attitudes they will need to make informed decisions about their health, studies and future career choices. FINE ARTS AND PRACTICAL SKILLS Fine Arts and Practical Skills help students understand and benefit from applied knowledge and creative work. These two disciplines focus to a great extent on learning through practical activities. Fine Arts include dance, drama, music and the visual arts. Practical Skills include business education, home economics, information technology and technical training. SOCIAL STUDIES The purpose of Social Studies is to help students understand their world and their place in it. They familiarize the student with contemporary questions, themes and events as well as those from the past. They help the student develop the skills needed to exercise critical thinking and become a responsible citizen. The geography section will develop more extensive knowledge about physical geography (the globe, maps, time zones, seasons, statistics and climates). Oral and written communication is used and reinforced through a variety of projects that relate to the various themes of the program. Theme of the year: Europe and North America (1500 1815) 8 CSF - MIDDLE SCHOOL CSF - MIDDLE SCHOOL 9