Here - International School Manila
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either the first or second year of the course at the teacher’s prerogative. All students will<br />
be expected to take the IB examination.<br />
IB Psychology H1 and H2 Grade 11, 12<br />
Pre-requisite for H1: Teacher recommendation<br />
2 years, 1 credit per year<br />
Higher Level candidates will complete similar units to those undertaken in Standard Level<br />
to understand the interaction of biological, cognitive-behavioral and socio-cultural systems<br />
in the determination of human behavior. However, students will need to illustrate a more<br />
detailed understanding of the topics covered in this advanced course. Candidates closely<br />
examine methodological and ethical considerations relevant to psychological theories. The<br />
cultural and gender relevance of theories is determined.<br />
In Year 2 of this course, two specialized optional topics in psychology are investigated. The<br />
options are abnormal, developmental, sport and health psychology as well as the<br />
psychology of human relationships. The teacher determines the most relevant options to<br />
teach.<br />
There is an internal assessment/guided coursework component that is completed in the<br />
second year of the course. All students will be expected to take the IB examination.<br />
AP United States History Grade 10, 11, 12<br />
Pre-requisite: Teacher recommendation<br />
1 year, 1 credit<br />
The Advanced Placement United States History class is a challenging nine-month<br />
investigation of the social, political and economic aspects of American history from 1607 to<br />
the present. The course involves both extensive essay writing practice and readings from<br />
both textbooks and primary sources in preparation for the AP examination in May. Students<br />
will be required to participate frequently in class discussions, research and present<br />
historical events, debate, assert and defend positions both orally and in written format. All<br />
students will be expected to take the AP examination.<br />
Elective Courses<br />
General Psychology Grade 11, 12<br />
Pre-requisite: None<br />
1 year, 1 credit<br />
This introductory course is for students interested in exposure to basic concepts as well as<br />
gaining a better understanding of human behavior and mental processes. This is not an IB<br />
course. The topics studied will include an introduction to psychology, its history and<br />
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