Semester 3 Semester 4 Travelling Overseas Cool Pools Average Teenager Investing and Borrowing Orienteering ASSESSMENT PROGRAM: KNOWING: Students demonstrate knowledge of content and use given rules, operations and procedures to carry out simple, familiar tasks. APPLYING: Students interpret and analyse different contexts, identify familiar mathematics, develop strategies, then select and apply rules and procedures to carry out tasks EXPLAINING: Students use basic mathematical and everyday language to present and explain their responses to tasks in both familiar and different contexts. For each unit, students submit a Folio of Exercises that comprises of weekly worksheets and one assignment/project. SPECIAL CONSIDERATIONS: A calculator is considered essential to successfully complete this course. NOTE: Prevocational Mathematics cannot be chosen with Mathematics A, B or C. MINIMUM SUGGESTED WEEKLY HOMEWORK TIME: At the teacher’s discretion (approximately 30 minutes). ENGLISH COMMUNICATION TYPE: This is an Authority Registered Subject 4 QCE Points Possible PREREQUISITES: Students must complete either English or English Communication in Year 11 and 12 Students who do English Communication will do three elements within the subject Work Leisure The Community The emphasis in the subject is to make students confident and competent in written and oral language. Assessment will be equally divided between oral and written language. The following themes and organising centres are studied over the four semesters of the course. Course Overview Semester 1 Semester 2
Semester 3 Semester 4 Travelling Overseas Average Teenager Orienteering Cool Pools Investing and Borrowing ASSESSMENT PROGRAM: KNOWING: Students demonstrate knowledge of content and use given rules, operations and procedures to carry out simple, familiar tasks. APPLYING: Students interpret and analyse different contexts, identify familiar mathematics, develop strategies, then select and apply rules and procedures to carry out tasks EXPLAINING: Students use basic mathematical and everyday language to present and explain their responses to tasks in both familiar and different contexts. For each unit, students submit a Folio of Exercises that comprises of weekly worksheets and one assignment/project. SPECIAL CONSIDERATIONS: A calculator is considered essential to successfully complete this course. NOTE: Prevocational Mathematics cannot be chosen with Mathematics A, B or C. MINIMUM SUGGESTED WEEKLY HOMEWORK TIME: At the teacher’s discretion (approximately 30 minutes). ENGLISH COMMUNICATION TYPE: This is an Authority Registered Subject 4 QCE Points Possible PREREQUISITES: Students must complete either English or English Communication in Year 11 and 12 Students who do English Communication will do three elements within the subject Work Leisure The Community The emphasis in the subject is to make students confident and competent in written and oral language. Assessment will be equally divided between oral and written language. The following themes and organising centres are studied over the four semesters of the course. Course Overview Semester 1 Semester 2