3.1 Leadership Education and Training (LET) Core and Elective Subjects by LET Level See the following pages for a listing of core and elective subjects taught in the JROTC curriculum. Mandatory core courses are shaded in gray. Course and Subject Descriptions The Junior ROTC Curriculum is designed to complement, enhance and reinforce those general education requirements that are taught in high school. The curriculum provides for practical application of a variety of critical thinking skills across a wide spectrum of subjects. Within an educational framework and a disciplined environment, JROTC provides cadets with the unique opportunity to exercise and learn leadership. The subjects listed below are taught at each LET level land vary by scope and content for each level This course covers general American citizenship and a history of the . Citizenship and American History: Includes discussions on Civil Rights, the U.S. Constitution, and organization of the government. The history portion focuses on military history with the emphasis on leadership. Compatible with American Government and History Foundations For Success: This course covers the techniques of effective communication both in public speaking and in writing. Cadets are required to speak before a class (or in some cases much larger groups) while presenting a selected topic as well as preparing a lesson plan to instruct a class. Other topics in this course include study habits, career exploration, and conflict resolution. Throughout the course, cadets are periodically required to prepare written reports on different topics (using available computers). Seniors are allowed to use a Junior ROTC subject/topic while preparing their Senior English Project. Subject is compatible with English Composition, Public Speaking, and General Computer Technology.
3.1 Leadership Education and Training (LET) Core and Elective Subjects by LET Level See the following pages for a listing of core and elective subjects taught in the JROTC curriculum. Mandatory core courses are shaded in gray. Course and Subject Descriptions The Junior ROTC Curriculum is designed to complement, enhance and reinforce those general education requirements that are taught in high school. The curriculum provides for practical application of a variety of critical thinking skills across a wide spectrum of subjects. Within an educational framework and a disciplined environment, JROTC provides cadets with the unique opportunity to exercise and learn leadership. The subjects listed below are taught at each LET level land vary by scope and content for each level Citizenship and American History: This course covers general American citizenship and a history of the . Includes discussions on Civil Rights, the U.S. Constitution, and organization of the government. The history portion focuses on military history with the emphasis on leadership. Compatible with American Government and History Foundations For Success: This course covers the techniques of effective communication both in public speaking and in writing. Cadets are required to speak before a class (or in some cases much larger groups) while presenting a selected topic as well as preparing a lesson plan to instruct a class. Other topics in this course include study habits, career exploration, and conflict resolution. Throughout the course, cadets are periodically required to prepare written reports on different topics (using available computers). Seniors are allowed to use a Junior ROTC subject/topic while preparing their Senior English Project. Subject is compatible with English Composition, Public Speaking, and General Computer Technology.
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