Here - International School Manila
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SOCIAL STUDIES<br />
IB Economics H1<br />
IB Economics H2<br />
IB Business &<br />
Management S1 / H1<br />
IB Business &<br />
Management S2 / H2<br />
Grade 9 Geography<br />
Grade 10 History<br />
IB Geography S1 / H1<br />
IB Geography S2 / H2<br />
For students entering grade 9<br />
20 th century World<br />
History / Geography<br />
For students currently in grade 9<br />
IB History S1<br />
IB History (Europe and<br />
Middle East) H1<br />
IB Psychology S1 / H1<br />
AP United States History<br />
Philippine History<br />
IB History S2<br />
IB History (Europe and<br />
Middle East) H2<br />
IB Psychology S2 / H2<br />
Electives<br />
Cultural Anthropology &<br />
World Religions<br />
General Psychology<br />
Philippine History<br />
Graduation Requirement:<br />
At least two (2) credits of Social Studies<br />
Program Overview<br />
The foundation of the High <strong>School</strong> Social Studies program is a two-year requirement in<br />
History and Geography. In Grade 9 students will study one year of Geography. In 2012-13<br />
students in Grade 10 will study one semester of History and one semester of Geography,<br />
however in future years only History will be studied in Grade 10. Successful completion of<br />
these two years or equivalent is required in order to enroll in any Higher Level Social<br />
Studies elective. Any exception to this requirement must be approved by the Principal.<br />
With this background in the modern world, students are thus equipped for the more<br />
rigorous course offerings in Grades 11 and 12. These include courses in the IB and AP<br />
programs, as well as electives. Some AP programs and electives may be offered on a<br />
rotational basis. These electives provide a basic, yet challenging survey of the major<br />
disciplines and issues within the Social Studies, while the IB/AP curriculum provides an<br />
opportunity for a more in-depth and focused study of one of the major Social Studies areas.<br />
All IB courses are two years in length.<br />
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