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Online Course Materials

Below is a full catalog of online course materials. You may use these open-source materials to replace or supplement curriculum.

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Art History

Unit A: Introduction to the Concept of Art
Unit B: The Birth of Art
Unit C: Medieval and Renaissance Art
Unit D: Baroque and Rococo Art
Unit E: 19th Century Art - the Birth of "Isms" Part 1
Unit F: 19th Century Art - the Birth of "Isms" Part 2
Unit G: 20th Century - Modern Art
Unit H: Final Exam Research Paper
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Unit I: 20th Century - Contemporary Art

Biology
Virtual labs are not included in online content.

Unit A: Introduction to Biology
Unit B: Organization of the Organism
Unit C: Macromolecules and Enzymes
Unit D: DNA and RNA
Unit E: Photosynthesis and Respiration
Unit F: Biological Transportation
Unit G: Inheritance
Unit H: Classification and Nomenclature
Unit I: Habitats and Population
Unit J: Food Chain
Unit K: Change Over Time
Unit L: Body Systems

Chemistry
Virtual labs are not included in online content.

Unit A: Introduction to Chemistry, Lab Safety, and the Scientific Method
Unit B: Matter and Its Properties
Unit C: Measurements
Unit D: Atomic Theory and the Periodic Table
Unit E: Chemical Bonding
Unit F: The Mole Concept
Unit G: Chemical Equations
Unit H: Stoichiometry
Unit I: Energy
Unit J: Solutions, Acids and Bases
Unit K: Biochemistry

Economics

Unit A: Economic Systems
Unit B: Personal Economics - Consumers
Unit C: Business Organizations
Unit D: Organized Labor
Unit E: Government
Unt F: Systems and Structures
Unit G: Global Trade
Unit H: Measuring the Economy
Unit I: Changes and Challenges

English 9

Unit A: Introduction to First Language English
Unit B: Summary
Unit C: Personal Narrative and The Writing Process
Unit D: Directed Writing
Central Unit 1: Descriptive Writing/ Coursework 1
Unit E: The Odyssey
Central Unit 2: Argumentative Writing/ Coursework 2
Central Unit 3: Response to Text/ Coursework 3
Unit F: Nonfiction and Research
Unit G: Writer's Effect in Drama - Romeo and Juliet
Unit H: Final Unit

English 10

Unit A: Beginners Drama
Unit B: Teaching of Prose
Unit C: Historical Prose
Unit D: Advanced Drama
Unit E: Non-Fiction
Unit F: Poetry

English 11

Unit A: Introduction
Unit C1: Central General Paper Exam Introduction
Unit B: Writing
Unit C: Early American and Colonial Period to 1776
Unit C2: Central General Paper Exam Prompts and Writing Style I
Unit D: Democratic Origins and Revolutionary Writers, 1776-1820
Unit E: The Romantic Period, 1820-1860
Unit C3: Central General Paper Exam Writing Style II
Unit F: The Rise of Realism, 1860-1914
Unit G: Modernism and Experimentation, 1914-1945
Unit H: Contemporary American Literature and Research
Unit C4: Central General Paper Writing Style Final Presentation

English 12

Unit A: Introduction to English 12
Amplified Unit 1: AS Language Introduction
Unit B: Anglo-Saxon Society
Unit C: Medieval Literature
Unit D: Renaissance Literature
Amplified Unit 2: Responding to a Text
Amplified Unit 3: Task Specific Writing
Unit E: Restoration and the 18th Century Literature
Unit F: Romantic Literature
Unit G: Victorian Literature
Unit H: Modern/Postmodern Literature
Amplified Unit 4: Practice Amplified Language Exam

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Course Units

Government

Unit A: Government Basics
Unit B: Creation of the Constitution
Unit C: Ratifying the Constitution and the Federalist Papers
Unit D: Principles of the Constitution
Unit E: Executive Branch
Unit F: The Legislative Branch
Unit G: The Judicial Branch
Unit H: State & Local Governments
Unit I: The Role of Citizenship

Modern US History

Unit A: Field Supervisor Handbook (Introduction and Student Reference Information)
Unit B: Westward Expansion
Unit C: Industrialization
Unit D: Immigration, Cities, and Politics
Unit E: Progressivism and Imperialism
Unit F: Central Coursework "Personal Study" Unit
Unit G: World War I
Unit H: The Great Depression
Unit I: World War II
Unit J: The Cold War
Unit K: [Central Path Students] Depth Study Unit - Check with your instructor before completing
Unit L: 1960s
Unit M: The 1970s and 1980s
Unit N: The 1990s to the Present

Modern World History

Unit A: Introduction to Modern World History
Unit B: Peace Treaties
Unit C: League of Nations
Unit D: Depth Study - Russia circa 1905-1941
Unit E: Collapse of Peace
Unit F: Cold War
Unit G: Coursework - Russia circa 1905-1941 - Central Track Students Only
Unit H: Containment
Unit I: The USSR and Eastern Europe
Unit J: Persian Gulf

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Course Units

Physical Science

Unit A: Introduction to Physical Science, Lab Safety, and Scientific Method
Unit B: Matter
Unit C: Atomic Structure
Unit D: Chemical Formulas and Bonding
Unit E: Chemical Reactions
Unit F: Thermal and Nuclear Energy
Unit G: Motion
Unit H: Force and Momentum
Unit I: Energy, Work, and Power
Unit J: Machines
Unit K: Waves
Unit L: Electricity

Physics

Unit A: Measurements and Observations
Unit B: Matter
Unit C: Motion
Unit D: Forces
Unit E: Energy
Unit F: Thermal Physics
Unit G: Pressure
Unit H: Electromagnetism
Unit I: Electrodynamics
Unit J: Advanced Circuits
Unit K: Waves
Unit L: Light and Sound
Unit M: Atomic Physics

Psychology

Unit A: Researching Psychology
Unit B: Biological Bases of Behavior
Unit C: Sensation and Perception
Unit D: Motivation and Emotion
Unit E: States of Consciousness
Unit F: Learning and Memory
Unit G: Lifespan Development
Unit H: Personality
Unit I: Mental Disorders and Treatment
Unit J: Sociocultural Dimensions of Behavior

World History (Regular)

Unit A: Beginnings of Human Society
Unit B: Early Civilizations
Unit C: Mediterranean and Southwest Asian Cultures
Unit D: Cultural Exchange and Encounters
Unit E: Exploration and Imperialism
Unit F: Age of Revolution
Unit G: Global Interactions
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