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Year Round: August 20, 2008 - August 14, 2009 - ACDP
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Registration: August 20, 2008 - August 20, 2008
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Drop/Add ends August 3, 2009
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Orientation to Online Learning Module 1 - Learning Online - Updated
Orientation to Online Learning Module I: Learning Online - Prerequisite for students taking any online course in this program. Please sign your students up for Orientation to Online Learning Modules 2 and 3 as well for the full prerequisite to taking CT AVHS academic courses. Credit to be determined by LEA.
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Orientation to Online Learning Module 2 - Know Your Computer - Updated
Orientation to Online Learning Module 2:Know Your Computer - Prerequisite for students taking any online course in this program. Please sign your students up for Orientation to Online Learning Modules 1 and 3 as well for the full prerequisite to taking CT AVHS academic courses. Credit to be determined by LEA.
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Orientation to Online Learning Module 3 - BlackBoard Orientation- Updated
Orientation to Online Learning Module 3: BlackBoard Orientation- Prerequisite for students taking any online course in this program. Please sign your students up for Orientation to Online Learning Modules 1 and 2 as well for the full prerequisite to taking CT AVHS academic courses. Credit to be determined by LEA.
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Year Round: August 20, 2008 - August 14, 2009 - GED
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Registration: August 20, 2008 - August 20, 2008
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Drop/Add ends August 3, 2009
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GED Online Preparation-All Subjects
This online course material developed by the Florida Virtual School will allow students preparing to take the GED test a self-paced program of study. Select the subject areas of need and work through the pretests, lectures, and post tests as suggested by your local provider. Great as supportive material to a face to face classroom of study or as a stand alone student support. No online teacher is provided.
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GED Orientation to Online Learning Module 1 - Learning Online
Orientation to Online Learning Module I: Learning Online - Prerequisite for students taking any online course in this program. Please sign your students up for Orientation to Online Learning Modules 2 and 3 as well for the full prerequisite to taking CT AVHS academic courses.
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GED Orientation to Online Learning Module 2 - Know Your Computer -
Orientation to Online Learning Module 2:Know Your Computer - Prerequisite for students taking any online course in this program. Please sign your students up for Orientation to Online Learning Modules 1 and 3 as well for the full prerequisite to taking CT AVHS academic courses.
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GED Orientation to Online Learning Module 3 - BlackBoard Orientation
Orientation to Online Learning Module 3
: BlackBoard Orientation- Prerequisite for students taking any online course in this program. Please sign your students up for Orientation to Online Learning Modules 1 and 2 as well for the full prerequisite to taking CT AVHS academic courses.
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Summer: June 8, 2009 - August 7, 2009 - ACDP
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Registration: May 25, 2009 - June 8, 2009
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Drop/Add ends June 12, 2009
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Algebra I
Session 1
Taught completely online, this course takes curriculum from the Apex Learning BoxerMath product to comprise a full credit course. Students will learn and complete Algebra problems and assignments in the online format. The curriculum has been specifically selected for the adult education credit diploma student by CT Adult Credit Diploma certified math teachers.
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America at War and Music Part 1: The Two World Wars.
Session 1
Students who enroll in this course will partake in a comprehensive exploration of the two most significant events of the twentieth century, World War I and World War II. Throughout the course students will learn about the significant figures, encounters, social events and political scenes that brought about these destructive encounters that swallowed the Northern Hemisphere and areas beyond. In addition students will discover how the ramifications of each major event avalanched, and in due time led to further struggles. Furthermore, students will apply their knowledge of these epic events to analyze numerous songs from each of the World War eras. These songs will give the students a remarkable glimpse into the collective mind and heart of an America that for the first time was asserting itself as the global power it is today. Finally, the songs will allow the students to step back in time to ascertain the cultural scene of an America locked in war.
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American Government/Civics
Session 1
Taught completely online, this full credit course was created by Florida Virtual School for adult education students. CT Adult Credit Diploma certified Civics teachers have reviewed and accepted this course for use in the CT Virtual Adult High School. This course requires reading from online materials and turning in written discussions and assignments.
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Biology 1
Session 1
Taught completely online, this full credit course is comprised of reading materials and content from the Apex Learning’s Beyond Books product along with questions and activities written by CT Adult Credit Diploma certified science teachers. The course also offers some fun on-line activities and practice quizzes. The curriculum has been specifically selected for the success of the adult education credit diploma student. This course requires reading from online materials and turning in assignments.
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Bridges Math – Arithmetic/Problem Solving
Session 1
This course will benefit those students who need help with basic arithmetic skills and problem solving concepts that are covered on the Arithmetic portion of the Accuplacer© College Entrance Test. The topics covered are whole numbers, fractions, decimals, percents, measurement and basic geometry. Please see the Weekly Breakdown for further details.
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Contemporary Issues - National Affairs
Session 1
Taught completely online, this course will explore current issues and how they are affecting society in the United States. Curriculum will include reading articles, researching issues online, completing online assignments, and engaging in meaningful discussions in an online format. This curriculum was custom designed for Adult Credit Diploma students.
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Contemporary Literature
Session 1
Taught completely online, this course requires the student to read assigned books and online materials that have been selected by the teacher to engage in meaningful, deeper level thinking about modern day issues and events. Students must complete written discussions and assignments in the online format.
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Financial Literacy
Session 1
Taught completely online, this course is designed to give students experience with real-world financial applications of mathematics. Topics will include financial management, careers, budgets, checking accounts, banking, and borrowing basics. The use of a variety of on-line software and Internet sites will be utilized. The expectation of the course is for students to take a look at their life from a financial perspective and gain knowledge and awareness of materials available to them as they proceed in their life as a financially fit individual. This course can be taken as a mathematics or elective credit.
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Life Management Skills
Session 1
Signposts are everywhere in life, sending us in either positive or negative directions. Join us as we follow the signposts in Life Management Skills, and develop the skills for healthy and effective living. In this course students have an opportunity to develop or enhance life management skills important in making decisions for healthy and effective living. Through the study of real life issues, the goal is for students to form healthy attitudes and behaviors that promote personal development, health and well-being. This session will focus on self and family awareness, nutrition, communication skills, and chemical awareness.
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Modern Literature
Session 1
Taught completely online, Modern Literature allows students the opportunity to engage selected texts written by current authors within an online environment.
The literature explores topic such as growing up, war, cultural differences, and survival. Following a clear timetable, students complete reading response “homework” as well as unit projects and ongoing discussion forums.
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