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English / English I

PART A: The Influences of Language on Literature

Lesson 1: Ancient Cultures and the Development of Language

Lesson 2: Philosophers,Great Poets and Western European Drama

PART B: The Conventions of Reading,Speaking and Writing

Lesson 3: The Conventions of Reading, Speaking and Writing

PART C: Movements and Myth in Literature and Drama

Lesson 4: Movements and Myth in Literature and Drama

Lesson 5: Fantasy and Myth in Literature

English / English II

PART A

Lesson 1: Society and Politics: 19th to 20th Century

Lesson 2: Theatres and Transitions

PART B

Lesson 3: The Essay (1)

PART C

Lesson 4: The Essay (2)

Lesson 5: Mary Shelly

English / English III

PART A:

Lesson 1: Author of Influence in the 19th Century

Lesson 2: 19th and 20th Century Playwrights and the Theatre

PART B:

Lesson 3: American Author's

PART C:

Lesson 4: Author's and Poets of Influence: 19th Century

Lesson 5: Poets with Purpose: Poets of Reason and Romance

English / English IV

PART A:

Lesson 1: Author of Influence in the 19th Century

Lesson 2: 19th and 20th Century Playwrights and the Theatre

PART B:

Lesson 3: American Author's

PART C:

Lesson 4: Author's and Poets of Influence: 19th Century

Lesson 5: Poets with Purpose: Poets of Reason and Romance

Math / Algebra I

PART I: The Real Number System

Lesson 1.1: Rational Numbers, Real Numbers and Properties

Lesson 1.2: Exponents and Radicals

Lesson 1.3: Scientific Notation

PART II: Variables And Polynomials

Lesson 2.1: Variables, Algebraic expressions, and Formulas

Lesson 2.2: Polynomials, Like Terms, and Degree

Lesson 2.3: Multiplication, Powers of Monomials, and Factoring

Lesson 2.4: Multiplication of Polynomials

Lesson 2.5: Factoring Trinomials

Lesson 2.6: Division of Polynomials

PART : Equations And Inequalities

Lesson 3.1: Equations.Linear Equations.

Lesson 3.2: Systems of Linear Equations.

Lesson 3.3: Practical Word Problems.

Lesson 3.4: Inequalities

Lesson 3.5: Quadratic Equations.

Lesson 3.6: Descriptive Statistics.

Math / Algebra II

PART I: Complex Numbers

Lesson 1.1: Properties. Forms of Representation.

Lesson 1.2: Addition, Subtraction and Multiplication of Complex Numbers.

Lesson 1.3: Division of Complex Numbers.

PART II: Sequences And Series Of Real Numbers

Lesson 2.1: Arithmetic Sequences.

Lesson 2.2: Geometric Sequences.

PART III: Equations Of Straight Lines

Lesson 3.1: Slope Intercept Equations of Straight Lines.

Lesson 3.2: Horizontal, Vertical and parallel Lines.

PART IV: Systems Of Equations Determinants

Lesson 4.1: Cramer's Rule.

Lesson 4.2: Quadratic Inequalities.Graphic Solution.

PART V: Radicals Properties And Operations

Lesson 5.1: Radicals.Rationalization.

Lesson 5.2: Introduction to Probability. Concept of Probability.

Math / Geometry

PART I: Complex Numbers

Lesson 1.1: Properties. Forms of Representation.

Lesson 1.2: Addition, Subtraction and Multiplication of Complex Numbers.

Lesson 1.3: Division of Complex Numbers.

PART II: Sequences And Series Of Real Numbers

Lesson 2.1: Arithmetic Sequences.

Lesson 2.2: Geometric Sequences.

PART III: Equations Of Straight Lines

Lesson 3.1: Slope Intercept Equations of Straight Lines.

Lesson 3.2: Horizontal, Vertical and parallel Lines.

PART IV: Systems Of Equations Determinants

Lesson 4.1: Cramer's Rule.

Lesson 4.2: Quadratic Inequalities.Graphic Solution.

PART V: Radicals.properties And Operations

Lesson 5.1: Radicals.Rationalization.

Lesson 5.2: Introduction to Probability. Concept of Probability.

Math / Pre-Calculus

PART I: Functions and Graphs

Lesson 1.1: Basic Definitions and Notations.

Lesson 1.2: Composite and Inverse Functions.

Lesson 1.3: Transformation of Graph.

PART II: Linear and Absolute Value Functions

Lesson 2.1: Linear Equations and Inequalities in one Variable

Lesson 2.2: Linear Equations and Inequalities with Absolute Value

Lesson 2.3: Equations of Straight Lines. Parallel and Perpendicular Lines.

Lesson 2.4: Systems of Linear Equations with three Variables. Determinants of Order 3.

PART III: Polynomial and Rational Functions

Lesson 3.1: Roots of Polynomial Equations. The Remainder Theorem.

Lesson 3.2: Graphing Rational Functions. Zeros and Asymptotes of Graphs.

PART IV: Exponential and Logarithmic Functions

Lesson 4.1: Definition and properties of Logarithms.

Lesson 4.2: Graphs of Exponential and Logarithmic Functions.

Lesson 4.3: Solving Exponential and Logarithmic Equations. Applications.

PART V: Trigonometry and Applications

Lesson 5.1: Angles and their Measure.

Lesson 5.2: The Trigonometric Functions of an Angle.

Lesson 5.3: Solving Triangles. The law of Cosines. The law of Sines. Applications.

Lesson 5.4: The Sine and Cosine Functions. General Trigonometry.

Lesson 5.5: Trigonometric Equations.

Sciencie / Biology I

PART A:

Lesson 1: Similarities Among Living Things.

Lesson 2: Chemical Basis of Life.

Lesson 3: A Look at Cells.

Lesson 4: When Do Cells Divide.

PART B:

Lesson 5: Earth's Early History.

Lesson 6: Classification.

PART C:

Lesson 7: Viruses.Monerans.

Lesson 8: Protists. Fungi.

Lesson 9: Photosynthesis. Plant Structure.

PART D:

Lesson 10: Animals. Sponges.Cnidarians. Worms and Mollusks.

Lesson 10: Arthropods and Crusteans. Spiders and Insects.

Sciencie / Biology II

PART A:

Lesson 1: Similarities Among Living Things.

Lesson 2: Genetics and Predictions/LAB Assignment

Lesson 3: Darwin and His Theory

PART B:

Lesson 4: Vertebrates.Fishes.Amphibians.

Lesson 5: Reptiles.Birds.

PART C:

Lesson 6: Mammals.Animal Behaviour.

Lesson 7: Body Systems.Skeletal System.

Lesson 8: Digestive System. Excretory System.

Lesson 9: Respiratory System.Circulatory System.

Sciencie / Chemistry

PART 1: The Scope of Chemistry

Lesson 1.1: Chemistry History

Lesson 1.2: Chemistry's Background

PART 2: Measurement and the Scientific Method

Lesson 2.1: Units of Measurement

Lesson 2.2: It's a Numbers Game

Lesson 2.3: Problem Solving

Lesson 2.4: The Scientific Method

PART 3: The Process of Chemistry

Lesson 3.1: Discovery

Lesson 3.2: Lessons in Chemistry

Lesson 3.3: The Basics of Chemistry

PART 4: The Atom

Lesson 4.1: Atom & Eve

Lesson 1.2: Atomic Models

Lesson 4.3: Atomic Structure

Lesson 4.4: Subatomic Happenings

PART 5: Radioactivity and Isotopes

Lesson 5.1: Isotopes

Lesson 5.2: Radioactivity

PART 6: Electron Levels

Lesson 6.1: Electrostatic Attraction

Lesson 6.2: Electron Levels

Lesson 6.3: Electron Orbital

Lesson 6.4: The Noble Elements

Lesson 6.5: Orbital Shapes

Lesson 6.6: Spectral Lines and Electron Levels

PART 7: The Periodic Elements

Lesson 7.1: Types of Elements

Lesson 7.2: Charged Particles

Lesson 7.3: Salts

Lesson 7.4: Valence

Lesson 7.5: Groups

Lesson 7.6: Bonding

PART 8: Molecules

Lesson 8.1: Structure and Form of Molecules

Lesson 8.2: Electro Negativity

Lesson 8.3: Oxidation

Lesson 8.4: Nomenclature

PART 9: More Complex Chemistry

Lesson 9.1: Radicals

Lesson 9.2: Isomers

Lesson 9.3: Alcohols as Examples

Lesson 9.4: Models of Molecules

Lesson 9.5: Hydrocarbons

PART 10: Chemical Reactions and Combinations

Lesson 10.1: Adding It all Up

Lesson 10.2: Hot or Cold?

Lesson 10.3: A Balancing Act

Lesson 10.4: Chemical Solutions

Lesson 10.5: Acids, Bases, and Other Anomalies

PART 11: Matter

Lesson 11.1: Weighing In

Lesson 11.2: Types of Matter

Lesson 11.3: Characteristics of Matter

Lesson 11.4: Combinations of Matter

Lesson 11.5: Concentration and Density

PART 12: Research and Careers

Lesson 12.1: Careers

Lesson 12.2: Research

Sciencie / Physics

PART A:

Lesson 1: Matter.World of Physical Science

Lesson 2: Matter in Motion.Forces in Motion

Lesson 3: Work and Machines.Energy and Resources

PART B:

Lesson 4: Chemical Bonding.Atomic Energy

Lesson 5: Electricity and Electromagnetism

Lesson 6: Energy of Waves.Sound.Light

Social Sciencie / Economics

PART A:

Lesson 1: The Basic Problem in Economics

Lesson 2: Characteristics of the American Economy

Lesson 3: Consumer Rights and Responsibilities

PART B:

Lesson 4: Government Regulation of Credit

Lesson 5: Investing - Taking Risks With Your Savings

Lesson 6: Demand and the Demand Curve

PART C:

Lesson 7: Government Policies

Lesson 8: Business Fluctuations

PART D:

Lesson 9: The Federal Reserve System and the Money Supply

Lesson 10: Unemployment and Inflation

PART E:

Lesson 11: Introduction to Lesson 11

Social Sciencie / US Government

PART A: The Many Forms of Government

Lesson 1.1: Unlimited Governments

Lesson 1.2: Limited Government

Lesson 1.3: The united States Constitution

PART B: The Political Process

Lesson 2.1: What is the Pollitical Process

Lesson 2.2: Political Parties

Lesson 2.3: Mass Media Influence Our Opinions

PART C: The United States Congress

Lesson 3.1: The Role of Congress

Lesson 3.2: How Congress is Organized

Lesson 3.3: Powers Given to Congress

Lesson 3.4: How a Bill Becomes a Law

PART D: The Presidency

Lesson 4.1: Who can Be President?

Lesson 4.2: The Many Roles of the President

Lesson 4.3: How the President is Elected

PART E: The Judiciary

Lesson 5.1: The Constitutional Foundation for the Federal courts

Lesson 5.2: Structure of State and Federal Courts

Lesson 5.3: The Makeup of the Supreme Court

PART F: State and Local Government

Lesson 6.1: Federalism: A Constant Tug of War

Lesson 6.2: State Government

Lesson 6.3: Counties and the States

Social Sciencie / US History

PART A: Digital History Online Texbook (Ethnic Voices, Native Americans Parts I-iii)

Lesson 1: The First Americans

Lesson 2: key Events in Early American History

Lesson 3: The United States After the Revolution

PART B: US History Textbook, In The Course Of Human Events

Lesson 4: Politics Reform and Conflict

Lesson 5: The North and The South

Lesson 6: Time of Crisis

Lesson 7.1-7.4: The Nation at War

Lesson 7.5-7.7: Reconstruction

Lesson 8: The Nation Transformed

Lesson 9: The Progressive Era

Lesson 10: America in the Twenties

Lesson 11: The Great Crash and the Depression

Lesson 12: Franklin D. Roosevelt and the New Deal

Lesson 13: The Second World War

Lesson 14: The Cold War

Lesson 15: The Eisenhower Era

Lesson 16.1-16.3: John F. Kennedy and Lyndon Johnson (Part I)

Lesson 16.4-16.8: John F. Kennedy and Lyndon Johnson (Part II)

Lesson 17: The Nixon Years

Lesson 18: The Reagan Era

Lesson 19: The Bush and Cllinton Administration

Lesson 20: America in the Twenty-First Century

Social Sciencie / World History

PART A:

Lesson 1: People of the World

Lesson 2: Early River Civilization

PART B:

Lesson 3: Classical Greece

Lesson 4: Rome and Early Christianity

Lesson 5: India and China

Lesson 6: African Civilizations

PART C:

Lesson 7: Muslim World

Lesson 8: Empires in East Asia

Lesson 9: European Middle Ages

Lesson 10: The Church and the Crusades

PART D:

Lesson 11: The Renaissance and the Reformation

Lesson 12: Science and the Church

Lesson 13: World War II

Technology / Computer Applications I

PART I:

Lesson 1: Understanding Computers and Computer Literacy

Lesson 2: The Internet and the World Wide Web

Lesson 3: The Internet and Research

Lesson 4: How a Computer Processes Data

Lesson 5: Input,Output and Storage

Lesson 6: Operating Systems and Software

Lesson 7: Networks

PART II:

Lesson 8: Windows and File Management

Lesson 9: Word Processing

Lesson 10: Presentation Graphics

Lesson 11: Spreadsheets

Lesson 12: Databases

PART III:

Lesson 13: Evaluating Electronic Information

Technology / Computer Applications II

PART I:

Lesson 1: Understanding Computers and Computer Literacy

Lesson 2: The Internet and the World Wide Web

Lesson 3: The Internet and Research

Lesson 4: How a Computer Processes Data

Lesson 5: Input,Output and Storage

Lesson 6: Operating Systems and Software

Lesson 7: Networks

PART II:

Lesson 8: Windows and File Management

Lesson 9: Word Processing

Lesson 10: Presentation Graphics

Lesson 11: Spreadsheets

Lesson 12: Databases

PART III:

Lesson 13: Evaluating Electronic Information

Technology / Web Design

PART I:

Lesson 1: Getting Started with Microsoft FrontPage

Lesson 2: Creating a Web Site

Lesson 3: Working on the Web Site's Hyperlinks and Appearance

Lesson 4: Working with Pictures

Lesson 5: Creating a Table

Lesson 6: Creating a Frames Page

Lesson 7: Creating a Form

Lesson 8: Working in a Published Web Site

Lesson 9: Creating a Web Site on a Web Server

Lesson 10: Using File Management Techniques

Lesson 11: Designing Web Pages with Layout Tables

Lesson 12: Using a Dynamic Web Template

Lesson 13: Using Office Components

Lesson 14: Integrating a Database with a Web Site

Lesson 15: Working with User - Defined Styles

Foreign Languages / Spanish I

PART A: Preliminary Lesson

Lesson 1: Coversaciones breves

Lesson 2: Por teléfono

Lesson 3: Susana solicita trabajo

Lesson 4: ¿Bailamos?

Lesson 5: ¿Vamos a Madrid?

Lesson 6: Un viaje a Perú

Lesson 7: En un restaurante cubano

Lesson 8: Hablando de las vacaciones

Lesson 9: Un día muy ocupado

Lesson 10: Planes de vacaciones

Lesson 11: En el hospital

Lesson 12: Camino a San Jose

Foreign Languages / Spanish II

PART I: Sobre la Educación

Lesson 1.1: El presente indicativo de verbos irregulares

Lesson 1.1.1: Verbos Irregulares en la primera persona

Lesson 1.2: Usos de los verbos "ser" y "estar"

Lesson 1.3: El presente indicativo de verbos con cambios de la raiz

Lesson 1.4: La "a" personal

PART II: Vacaciones

Lesson 2.1: Adjetivos posesivos

Lesson 2.2: Pronombres posesivos

Lesson 2.3: El Presente Progresivo

Lesson 2.4: Formas pronominales en función de complemento directo

PART III: De Compras

Lesson 3.1: Usos y omisiones de los artículos definidos e indefinidos

Lesson 3.2: Formas pronominales en función de complemento indirecto

Lesson 3.3: El pretérito

Lesson 3.4: Verbos que cambian en el pretérito

PART IV: Hablando de are

Lesson 4.1: El Imperfecto

Lesson 4.2: El pretérito contrastado con el imperfecto

Lesson 4.3: Verbos que requieren una construcción especial

Lesson 4.4: Pronombre de complemento directo e indirecto usados juntos

PART V: En un Restaurante

Lesson 5.1: Construcciones Reflexivas

Lesson 5.2: Comparativos de Igualdad y Desigualdad

Lesson 5.3: Los Pronombres relativos

Lesson 5.4: Usos de las preposiciones "por" y "para"

PART VI: La Salud y la Nutrición

Lesson 6.1: El modo subjuntivo

Lesson 6.2: El subjuntivo con verbos y expresiones de voluntad y deseo

Lesson 6.3: El subjuntivo con verbos y expresiones impersonales de emoción

Lesson 6.4: El imperativo: "Ud." y "Uds."

PART VII: Los Deportes y las Actividades al Aire Libre

Lesson 7.1: El Imperativo de la primera personal del plural

Lesson 7.2: El subjuntivo para expresar duda, incredulidad y negación

Lesson 7.3: El subjuntivo para expresar lo definido y lo inexistente

Lesson 7.4: xpresiones de tiempo con "Hacer"

PART VIII: Costumbres y Tradiciones

Lesson 8.1: El imperativo: "Tú" y "Vosotros"

Lesson 8.2: El participio pasado

Lesson 8.3: El pretérito perfecto y el pluscuamperfecto

Lesson 8.4: Posición de los adjetivos

PART IX: El transporte del Futuro

Lesson 9.1: El futuro

Lesson 9.2: El condicional

Lesson 9.3: El futuro perfecto y el condicional perfecto

Lesson 9.4: Género de los nombres: Casos especiales

PART X: Nuestras grandes ciudades: Problemas y Soluciones

Lesson 10.1: Expresiones que requieren el subjuntivo o el indicativo

Lesson 10.2: El imperfecto del subjuntivo

Lesson 10.3: El imperfecto del subjuntivo en oraciones condicionales

Lesson 10.4: El infinitivo

PART XI: El Cine y la Televisión

Lesson 11.1: Los tiempos compuestos del subjuntivo

Lesson 11.2: El subjuntivo: Resumen General

Lesson 11.3: Las preposiciones

Lesson 11.4: Usos especiales de algunas preposiciones

PART XII: Los Estados Unidos hispánicos

Lesson 12.1: La voz pasiva

Lesson 12.2: Construcciones con "se"

Lesson 12.3: Usos de "pero", "sino", y "sino que"

Lesson 12.4: Algunas expresiones idiomáticas comunes

Health / Fitness & Life-Style

PART I: Developing your Emotional Potential

Lesson 1: The Power of Self Belief

Lesson 2: Setting Realistic Goals

Lesson 3: Understanding Systems

PART II: Developing your Intellectual Potential

Lesson 4: Improving your Thinking Skills

Lesson 5: Improving your Study Skills

Lesson 6: Planning your Education

PART III: Developing your Physical Potential

Lesson 7: Eating Well

Lesson 8: Staying Healthy

Lesson 9: Changing Habits: The Self-Change Model

PART IV: Developing your Social Potential

Lesson 10: Communicating Effectively

Lesson 11: Effective Listening

Lesson 12: Effective Speaking

Lesson 13: Getting Along with Others

Lesson 14: Functioning In Groups

Lesson 15: How To Delegate

PART V: Developing your Action Plan

Lesson 16: Handling Change and Stress

Lesson 17: Managing Time

Lesson 18: Managing Money

Lesson 19: Preparing for your Career

Lesson 20: Bring it all Together

Health / Personal Fitness

PART I: Developing your Physical Potential and Well being

Lesson 1: Eating Well

Lesson 2: Staying Healthy

Lesson 3: Excercise for Healthy Living

Lesson 4: Changing Habits: The Self-Change Model

Arts & Others / Art & Design I

ART & DESIGN I

Introduction to Art and Design I

PART A: Intro to Art and Design I

Lesson 1: Basic Perceptual and Composition Skills

Assignment: Introduction to Art I (Optional)

Lesson 2: Material List and Setting up a Workplace

Assignment: Intro to Materials (Optional)

PART B: The Elements and Principles of Art and Design

Lesson 3: The Elements of Art: Building Blocks

Assignment: Elements of Art (Optional)

Lesson 4: The Principles of Design: Theory

Assignment: Principles of Design (Optional)

PART C: Fundamental Techniques: Drawing, Painting, and Sculpture

Lesson 5: Drawing-Line-1D

Assignment: Landscape (Optional)

Lesson 6: Painting-Color-2D

Assignment: Painting-Color (Optional)

Lesson 7: Sculpture-Form-3D

Assignment: Sculpture (Optional)

PART D: Other Art Disciplines

Lesson 8: Camera Arts

Assignment: Camera Arts (Optional)

Lesson 9: Graphic Design

Assignment: Graphic Design (Optional)

Lesson 10: Printmaking

Assignment: Printmaking (Optional)

Lesson 11: Crafts

Assignment: Crafts (Optional)

PART E: History of Art-Modern Times

Lesson 12: History of Modern Art

Assignment: History of Modern Art (Optional)

PART X: PORTFOLIO

Portfolio Development/ Exhibition

Arts & Others / Art & Design II

PART A: Introduction to Art and Design II

Lesson 1: Intro to Art and Design II

Intro to Art and Design II Assignment (Optional)

Lesson 2: Art in the Community

Art in the Community Assignment (Optional)

PART B: Review of Elements and Principles of Art and Design

Lesson 3: The Elements and Principles of Art and Design

The Elements and Principles of Art and Design Assignment (Optional)

Lesson 4: The Principles of Design: Theory

The Principles of Design : Theory Assignment (Optional)

PART C: Fundamental Techniques:Painting,Drawing and Sculpture

Lesson 5: Drawing-Line-1D

Drawing-Line-1D Assignment (Optional)

Lesson 6: Painting-Color-2D

Assignment 6: Landscape (Optional)

Lesson 7: Sculpture-Form-3D

Sculpture-Eorm-3D Assignment (Optional)

PART D: Other Techniques

Lesson 8: Camera Arts

Camera Arts Assignment (Optional)

Lesson 9: Graphic Design

Assignment 9: Word and Image

Lesson 10: Printmaking

Printmaking Assignment (Optional)

Lesson 11: Crafts

Crafts Assignment (Optional)

PART E: History of Art-Ancient Times

Lesson 12: History of Art-Ancient Times

Written Assignment 12

PART X: PORTFOLIO

Portfolio Development/ Exhibition

Arts & Others / Life Management

PART I: Developing your Emotional Potential

Lesson 1: The Power of Self Belief

Lesson 2: Setting Realistic Goals

Lesson 3: Understanding Systems

PART II: Developing your Intellectual Potential

Lesson 4: Improving your Thinking Skills

Lesson 5: Improving your Study Skills

Lesson 6: Planning your Education

PART III: Developing your Physical Potential

Lesson 7: Eating Well

Lesson 8: Staying Healthy

Lesson 9: Changing Habits: The Self-Change Model

PART IV: Developing your Social Potential

Lesson 10: Communicating Effectively

Lesson 11: Effective Listening

Lesson 12: Effective Speaking

Lesson 13: Getting Along with Others

Lesson 14: Functioning In Groups

Lesson 15: How To Delegate

PART V: Developing your Action Plan

Lesson 16: Handling Change and Stress

Lesson 17: Managing Time

Lesson 18: Managing Money

Lesson 19: Preparing for your Career

Lesson 20: Bring it all Together

Music / Music Theory I

PART A:

Lesson 1: The Staff.Clef Signs.Lines and Space Names

Lesson 2: Piano Keyboard.Musical Alphabet

Lesson 3: Measures.Time Signatures.Note Values

Lesson 4: The "C" Chord.Leger Lines.Grand Staff

PART B:

Lesson 5: Dotted Notes.Repeats and Endings.

Lesson 6: C Major.Chords.Ties and Rests

Lesson 7: Eighth Notes. Eighth Rests.Quarter Notes.

PART C:

Lesson 8: Flats, Sharps and Naturals.Accedentals

Music / Music Theory II

PART A Lesson 1:

C Major (5 finger position)

"Warmup Song"

I-IV-I-V7-I Chord Progression

PART B Lesson 2:

Accidentals (Using the black keys)

Enharmonics

PART C Lesson 3:

D.S. al Fine

F Major

PART D Lesson 4:

Staccato Touch

Jingle Bells

Block Chords and Broken Chords

Etude

Chord Etude

PART E Lesson 5:

Little bit of Rock

Turning the Thumb Under

Crossing the Thumb Over

Using your Scales and Progressinos Packet

C, G and F Major

Review

PART F Lesson 6:

Group 2 Keys

A, D and E Major ( Group 2 )

Music Terms