12-13 Course Catalog - Oconee County Schools

and social psychology. One can discover how
personality, motivation, additions, intelligence, stress,
and attitudes can create psycho/social disorders and
mental diseases. This course also helps to develop
research methods, critical thinking skills, and enhances
one’s understanding of social studies.
45.01400 Humanities 11-12 This course investigates the development of values,
aesthetics, and human expression in Western
civilization. Art, music, architecture, drama, history,
and philosophy provide the essential mediums of study
which include the birth of civilizations to the postmodern
world. With an interdisciplinary and thematic
approach, Humanities examines the major themes of
human understanding, creativity, and experience.
None
Most recent
Social Studies
teacher
Foreign Language
(All Foreign Language courses not used to fulfill core requirements count as academic electives.)
Course
Number
Course Name Grade Level Course Description Prerequisites Who Signs for
Course
60.01100 French I 9-12 French I introduces the French language with an emphasis
on listening, speaking, reading and writing skills. This
course covers how to greet and take leave of someone, to
ask and respond to basic questions, to speak and read
within a range of carefully selected topics and to develop
an understanding of French culture.
Strong reading
and math skills
Math or English
Teacher
recommendation
at 8 th grade;
French teacher at
high school
60.01200 French II 9-12 French II enhances level-one skills in French and provides
opportunities to develop listening, speaking, reading, and
writing skills. This course provides continued practice in
how to ask and respond to basic questions, and to speak
and read within a range on carefully selected topics. The
course also provides opportunities to increase
understanding of French culture.
Successful
completion of
French I
Madame
Brightwell
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