Science 11

In Grade 11, Science becomes more specialized, giving students the opportunity to explore areas that align with their interests and future goals. Each option builds on the foundational skills developed in earlier grades such as scientific inquiry, lab work, and critical thinking. Some courses are designed with academic pathways in mind, while others focus more on real-world applications and science literacy. Science 11 helps students better understand the world around them and equips them with the tools to ask meaningful questions, analyze information, and make informed decisions.

Course Name Course Description Credits
Chemistry 11 Chemistry 11 investigates matter and its interactions. This laboratory-based course focuses on atoms and molecules, organic chemistry, chemical reactions and solutions, using measurement and quantitative problem-solving. 4
Earth Science 11 Earth Sciences 11 is an inquiry based science course that explores natural systems, including physical geology, atmospheric and climate science, oceanography, and their contribution to a healthy biosphere. The course also explores Astronomy, focusing on the origin of our solar system, galaxies, and the formation stars and planets. 4
Environmental Science 11 Environmental Science 11 is an exploration of the interrelationships that exist in various local ecosystems. Students will learn about the diversity, processes and change, and sustainability within local ecosystems as well as conservation and restoration of ecosystems. 4
Life Sciences 11 Life Sciences 11 is an introduction to the study of living things. Students will explore process of evolution, taxonomy and how organisms function in their environment. 4
Physics 11 Physics 11 is a hands-on science course that investigates physical phenomena, including motion, contact forces and mechanical waves. Conservation of energy is explored through mechanics, thermodynamics and electric circuits. 4
Science for Citizens 11 Science for Citizens 11 is a hands-on science course focused on exploring everyday science within the context of personal/home, local/workplace, and global applications. 4

Last update on 2025-07-28 by Tristan Bannister.

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