which is the best electives in the high school courses for 10th grade.?
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TRY TO  PICK THE ONES THE ARE CLOSELY RELATED TO THE CAREER THAT YOU ARE DECIDING TO GO WITH....THOSE EXTRAS WILL HELP!
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Vocabulary, Comprehension, Grammar, Math, Science, Logic... almost anything and everything will be covered. If you've been diligently studying during your high school years, you shouldn't have to worry about it.
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The first year is just basically taking maths, english, and science courses.  You can also take electives.  Try electives in a little bit of everything that interest you.  If you take one that really intrigues you, than go for it.
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"Wondering" is right. The best place is to answer your question is to use a search engine (such as Yahoo search) and then type academic standards. However, as a former 8th grade teacher, I was curious what "8th grade curriculum" would provide and it led me to a website for a local school district. An excerpt from their website is below and the link is in the sources page. \n\nIt's interesting to read what's below. It definitely covers the average curriculum. What's not covered is the wide range of electives that students are exposed to in 8th grade depending on the school.\n\n\n\nCOMMUNICATION ARTS\n\nThe Communication Arts class is a required, full-year course. The writing process will continue to be the main focus of study with grammar, mechanics, and spelling being reviewed and taught as part of the editing process. Writing will include sentences, paragraphs, letter writing, creative writing, and at least two longer compositions. Students will read and study short stories, non-fiction, a play, poetry, and two novels. Each student will also make two oral presentations. MMAT objectives will be incorporated.\nSOCIAL STUDIES\n\nEighth Grade Social Studies of United States History begins with The Age of Exploration and continues through 1887 - Reconstruction. Students study the effects of the past on the present, with an emphasis on government, culture, economics, and geography, including a balanced coverage of events. The study of U.S. History and its effects on its citizens help the students gain a greater understanding of their heritage and their citizenship responsibilities.\nSCIENCE\n\nEighth Grade Earth Science is designed to encourage student awareness of the vast amount of order and change that takes place in the Universe and specifically on Planet Earth. Students will study astronomy, mineralogy, geology, meteorology, oceanography, energy and the environment. Experimentation will be an integral part of science instruction and process skills will be stressed. Students will be prompted to question, investigate, explore and hypothesize. Activities may include the construction of models and/or the use of manipulative, interactive and physical materials.\nMATHEMATICS/ALGEBRA\n\nStudents are enrolled in Mathematics classes based on previous performance, aptitude, and developed skills. These classes range from basic Mathematics to Algebra.\nPHYSICAL EDUCATION (ALTERNATE DAYS)\n\nEighth Grade Physical Education is a progressively planned co-educational program in lifetime sports. Content includes large and small group games, skill drills, individual sports activities, and related lifetime sports.
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Im going to MIT studying Aerospace Engineering, the courses are\nThis is first term stuff. But you dont have to take physincs and calculus together on the first term.\n\nAE engineering 1\nCalculus 1\nPhysics\n(minor subjects electives)\n\nBut yeah if your in high school make sure you take physics and calculus they are important.
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It is a very good high school.  Just check out their web page to get a better feel for the school.
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depends on what courses you like and dislike, the best to take is the hardest courses that you can, such as honors and A.P., particularly in the subjects that you like and are strong in, as well as a few intersting extracurricular courses that you do or might enjoy...\nfor me, the best are all my AP courses this year and last: english, us history, government, chem, spanish, calculus and physics; the hardest by far is calculus, followed by physics\nhope that helps...
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Hi there, I just wanted to comment on the Stats and Calc thing: I have a few friends who are taking both and they seem to be doing fine.  they all have A's in both.  I am taking 4 AP's this year and one independant study AP class as a senior and i'm not having too hard of a time.  here are my classes just in case you want to know:\n\nAP Environmental Science\nAP English Literature and Composition\nAP Art History\nAP Microeconomics\nAP Human Geography (Independant Study)\n\nI have previously taken:\nAP European History\nAP US History\nAP Psychology\nAP US Government and Politics\n\nI think you should be fine, and feel free to ask if you have any questions on the classes I took.  Adios!
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Do not fear. No matter how "high" the courses are in high school, I assure you college courses will be very challenging. Remember, there IS life beyond high school classes. You will find that out soon enough. Just be prepared.\n\nChow!!
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special ed. is such a huge, wide, all encompassing topic...specifics are really helpful if you want information.
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Refer with 10th class chemistry book.
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manhattan school on fletcher . they do good cosmetology. also try checking out some nightschool classes at the high schools. they have a lot of info./
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I took it on April 1st (I'm also in ninth grade) and it was pretty easy. Lots of questions about revising sentences, and miscellaneous math questions. You should do fine :).
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I reckon it does...when I was in high school we had fairly limited choices with what we could choose as electives....these days kids have a whole range of subjects they can choose from and a taste of these subjects can most certainly steer someone to (or away from) a subject they love.\n\nIn saying that I think it's quite appalling the lack of fundamental subjects that are treated with very little importance.  The reading and writing capacity is very much on the downhill slide and, as for history, it is biased and taught at a very base level.  Classic example - my niece (in Year 9) brought home a permission slip from her scholl asking whther approval would be given for her to watch A Knight's Tale and various other hollywood gloss, in class to use as a teaching aid for that period of history.  Depressing, isn't it!!
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You could try coursecompass.com or maybe www.highedstudent.aleks.com  hope this helps
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9th grade is equivilent to year 10 in the UK
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I would take a wide variety of courses...sciences, maths, history, geography, languages.  That way you will have all of your bases covered.