Geography: Semester 2
REQUIRED MATERIALS:
- World Geography and Cultures (Publ. Glencoe/McGraw Hill; Author. Richard G. Boehm; ISBN. 978-0-07-874529-4)
- Reliable access to a computer and internet
Lesson 1: Key of D
Lesson 2: The Blues
Lesson 3: Key of B-flat
Lesson 4: Additional Theory Concepts
Lesson 5: Seventh Chords
Lesson 1: Major and Minor Five Finger Patterns
Lesson 2: The Chromatic Scale
Lesson 3: Improvisation
Lesson 4: Developing Your Technique
Lesson 5: Syncopation and Expanded Notation
Lesson 1: Articulations
Lesson 2: Expanding Your Range on the Fretboard
Lesson 3: Note Identification Practice
Lesson 4: Intervals
Lesson 5: Improvisation
Lesson 1: Minor Scales
Lesson 2: Keys
Lesson 3: Diatonic Chords
Lesson 4: Arpeggios
Lesson 5: Adding Style to Your Bass Line
Lesson 1: Resonance and Tonal Placement
Lesson 2: Genres and Styles of Singing
Lesson 3: Microphone technique
Lesson 4: Performance Etiquette and Audition Technique
Lesson 5: Collaboration and Live Performance
Lesson 1: Expanding your Range
Lesson 2: Ear Training
Lesson 3: Song Interpretation
Lesson 4: Meter, Feel, and Tempo
Lesson 5: Scales, Key Centers, and Harmony
Lesson 1: Chromaticism Revisited
Lesson 2: Intervals
Lesson 3: Expressive Long Tones
Lesson 4: Mouthpiece Buzzing Revisited
Lesson 5: Trumpet History
Lesson 1: Intro to Clarke Technical Studies
Lesson 2: Improvisation and Transposition
Lesson 3: Scales and Tendency Notes
Lesson 4: Simple and Compound Meters
Lesson 5: Key Signature Identification
Lesson 1: Arpeggios
Lesson 2: The Pentatonic Scale
Lesson 3: New Notes
Lesson 4: The Blues
Lesson 5: Trills
Lesson 1: Basics 1 Scale Review
Lesson 2: Expressive Markings
Lesson 3: Sharp Key Major Scales
Lesson 4: Flat Key Major Scales
Lesson 5: The Chromatic Scale
COURSE OVERVIEW:
Lesson 1: Mahler 1 in A Major
Lesson 2: Schubert in G Major
Lesson 3: Weber in G Major
Lesson 4: Tchaikovsky 4 in C Minor
Lesson 5: Beethoven Symphony No. 3 in B-flat Major
REQUIRED MATERIALS:
Lesson 1: Frère Jacques in B-flat Major
Lesson 2: Mahler 1 in B-flat Major
Lesson 3: Mussorgsky in E-flat Major
Lesson 4: Dvořák in D Major
Lesson 5: Simple Gifts in F Major
Lesson 1: Timekeeping in Compound Meter
Lesson 2: The Circle of Fifths
Lesson 3: F Major and Dotted Rhythms
Lesson 4: A Major, A-flat Major, and Articulations
Lesson 5: Ornaments, Form and Review
Lesson 1: Intro to Clarke Technical Studies
Lesson 2: Dynamics
Lesson 3: Compound Meter
Lesson 4: Arpeggios and Grace Notes
Lesson 5: E-flat Major
Lesson 1: Compound Intervals
Lesson 2: Triads
Lesson 3: Seventh Chords
Lesson 4: Triad and Seventh Chord Inversion
Lesson 5: Harmonic Rhythm and Syncopation
Lesson 1: Major and Minor Key Signatures, Circle of Fifths
Lesson 2: Relative and Parallel Relationship
Lesson 3: Intervals
Lesson 4: Intervals Part II
Lesson 5: Interval Inversion
Lesson 1: D Major
Lesson 2: B Minor
Lesson 3: B-flat Major
Lesson 4: G Minor
Lesson 5: A Major
Lesson 6: F-sharp Minor
Lesson 1: C Major
Lesson 2: A Minor
Lesson 3: F Major
Lesson 4: D Minor
Lesson 5: G Major
Lesson 6: E Minor
Lesson 1: Guitar-peggios
Lesson 2: More on Practicing Efficiently
Lesson 3: Glissando and Portamento
Lesson 4: Movable Scale Forms
Lesson 5: Simple and Compound Meters
Lesson 1: Dedicated Daily Practice
Lesson 2: Free Stroke Finger Technique
Lesson 3: Flamenco Music
Lesson 4: Sagreras Excerpts
Lesson 5: Using the Ring Finger (Anular)
Lesson 1: Syncopated Hi-Hat and Ride Patterns—Part 2
Lesson 2: Breakbeats
Lesson 3: Hihat Barking—Part 1
Lesson 4: Hihat Barking—Part 2
Lesson 5: Gadd Grooves
Lesson 1: Sixteenth-Note Grooves
Lesson 2: Disco Grooves
Lesson 3: Bell-Accent Grooves—Downbeats
Lesson 4: Bell-Accent Grooves—Upbeats
Lesson 5: Alternative Hi-Hat/Ride Patterns—Part 1
Lesson 1: The Blues
Lesson 2: The Pentatonic Scale and Introduction to Soloing
Lesson 3: Open Power Chords
Lesson 4: Movable Power Chords
Lesson 5: Barre Chords
Lesson 1: Common Fingers and Guide Fingers
Lesson 2: Dyads
Lesson 3: Transposition
Lesson 4: Alternating Bass
Lesson 5: Fingerpicking
Students will need reliable access to a computer and internet for their coursework. Students will also need access to a bicycle and helmet.
Upon successful completion of this course, you should be able to do the following:
Upon successful completion of this course, you should be able to do the following:
You will need access to a good atlas of the United States.
Reliable access to a computer and internet.
There are four main areas that you should master during this course:
Reliable access to a computer and internet.
There are four main areas that you should master during this course:
Reliable access to a computer and internet.
There are four main areas that you should master during this course that continue on from the first half of this course:
Reliable access to a computer and internet.
There are four areas that you should master during this course.
Reliable access to a computer and internet.
After you have successfully completed this course, you should be able to do the following:
Glencoe Math, Your Common Core Edition (Course 3, Volume 2). 1st ed. McGraw-Hill Education, 2013. ISBN: 978-0-07-661904-7.
Texas Instruments Explorer 30 (TI-30) or other graphing calculator with similar capabilities; this is the same calculator used in MATH 035.
After you have successfully completed this course, you should be able to do the following:
McGraw-Hill. Glencoe Math, Your Common Core Edition. Course 3, vol. 1.1st ed. Columbus, OH: McGraw-Hill, 2013. (ISBN-13: 978-0-07-661530-8)
Texas Instruments Explorer 30 (TI-30) or other graphing calculator with similar capabilities
After you have successfully completed this course, you should be able to do the following:
The calculator explorations are written for the Texas Instruments Explorer 30 (TI-30); however, most other graphing calculators have similar capabilities.
Reliable access to a computer and internet.
After you have successfully completed this course, you should be able to
The calculator explorations are written for the Texas Instruments Explorer 30 (TI-30); however, most other graphing calculators have similar capabilities.
Reliable access to a computer and internet.
Most of the reading you do in this course will be found online within the course. However, you will need to have a copy of the novel Stargirl by Jerry Spinelli. This novel was published in 2000 and should not be hard to find. You may check this book out at your local library or purchase a copy of it from a bookstore.
You will need to have a copy of the novel The Dark Is Rising by Susan Cooper. It was published in 1973 and was awarded a Newbery Honor Award. This novel should not be too difficult to find; you may check it out at your local library or purchase a copy of it from a bookstore.
Lesson 1: Theme
Lesson 2: Poetry
Lesson 3: Shakespeare
Lesson 4: Literary Genres
Lesson 5: Research
Lesson 6: Publishing
The prerequisite for English 33 is English 31: Seventh-Grade English 1, or a seventh-grade equivalent.
This course will enable you to continue your growth as an effective reader and communicator. Here are the main learning outcomes of this course:
This course requires no additional textbook; however, we will read and discuss a novel throughout the course, which you must acquire:
The Giver by Lois Lowry
Lesson 1: Reading Strategies: Literary Fiction
Lesson 2: Short Stories
Lesson 3: Biography and Autobiography
Lesson 4: Fables and Myths
Lesson 5: Reading Strategies: Informational Text
Lesson 6: Grammar and Language Workshop
Lesson 7: Argument and Persuasion
There are no prerequisites for this course, but you should have basic seventh-grade-level reading, writing, and grammar skills.
This course will enable you to continue your growth as an effective reader and communicator. In this course you will learn to do the following:
This course requires no additional textbook; however, we will read and discuss a novel throughout the course, which you must acquire:
Freak the Mighty by Rodman Philbrick
Lesson 1: Learning Bass Lines Efficiently
Lesson 2: Muting Technique and Closed Position
Lesson 3: Accidentals
Lesson 4: Dotted Quarter Note Rhythms
Lesson 5: Major Scales
Lesson 1: Intervals and Range Expansion
Lesson 2: The Dotted Quarter Note
Lesson 3: Accidentals
Lesson 4: Major Scales and Key Signatures
Lesson 5: Primary Chords and Triad Construction
Lesson 1: Pinky Notes
Lesson 2: Palm Keys and Dotted Quarter Notes
Lesson 3: Accidentals In-Depth
Lesson 4: Major Scale Construction
Lesson 5: Intro to Improvisation
Lesson 1: Demystifying the Fretboard (the chromatic scale)
Lesson 2: From Chromatic to Diatonic (the Key of C)
Lesson 3: Building Harmony
Lesson 4: Reading and Playing Standard Notation
Lesson 5: More Strumming and Rhythms
Lesson 6: From One Key to Another (the Keys of G & F)
Lesson 7: From Major to Minor (the Keys of A Minor, E Minor and D Minor)
Lesson 8: Ukulele History
Lesson 1: Flexibilities and the Chromatic Scale
Lesson 2: Key Signatures and Technical Checkpoint
Lesson 3: Long Tones
Lesson 4: Organizing Your Practice
Lesson 5: Trumpet History
Lesson 1: Go Tell Aunt Rhody
Lesson 2: Lightly Row
Lesson 3: Long, Long Ago
Lesson 4: Long, Long Ago in A Minor
Lesson 5: Preparing for the Final Exam
Lesson 1: Key Centers, Scales and Additional Rhythms
Lesson 2: Tone Refinement and Articulations
Lesson 3: The Chromatic Scale
Lesson 4: Key Signatures
Lesson 5: The Shinobue and Technical Review
Lesson 1: Using All Four Fingers of the Left Hand
Lesson 2: Accidentals
Lesson 3: Major and Minor Thirds
Lesson 4: The Major Scale
Lesson 5: Sight Reading Skills
Lesson 1: An Introduction to the Bass Guitar
Lesson 2: Playing on the Fretboard
Lesson 3: Reading Tablature and Rhythms
Lesson 4: Introduction to Standard Notation
Lesson 5: Bass Guitar Maintenance
Lesson 1: An Introduction to the Keyboard
Lesson 2: Reading Notation
Lesson 3: Hands Together
Lesson 4: Moving Hands
Lesson 5: Open and Close Hand Position
Lesson 1: An Introduction to the Flute
Lesson 2: Assembling and Playing the Flute
Lesson 3: Fingering Charts and Note Reading
Lesson 4: Breath Control
Lesson 5: Ornamentations and Accidentals
Lesson 1: Getting Started—Holding the Horn, Breathing, and Embouchure
Lesson 2: Hot Cross Buns
Lesson 3: More on Hot Cross Buns
Lesson 4: Pierrot
Lesson 5: Major Duple
Lesson 1: An Introduction to the Saxophone
Lesson 2: Breathing Technique and Onsets
Lesson 3: Reading Rhythms
Lesson 4: Reading Standard Notation
Lesson 5: Chromatic Fingerings
Lesson 1: Introduction to the Ukulele
Lesson 2: Playing Chords
Lesson 3: Reading and Playing Rhythms
Lesson 4: Reading and Playing Tablature
Lesson 5: The Sound of Silence
Lesson 1: An Introduction to the Trumpet
Lesson 2: An Introduction to Buzzing and Reading Music
Lesson 3: First Notes and Articulations
Lesson 4: Reading Rhythms
Lesson 5: Timekeeping Skills and Scales
Lesson 1: An Introduction to the Classical Guitar
Lesson 2: Playing Position and Sounding the Strings
Lesson 3: Reading Rhythms and Notation Symbols
Lesson 4: Reading Standard Notation
Lesson 5: Intervals
Lesson 1: Compound Meter
Lesson 2: Counting
Lesson 3: Pitches, Whole and Half Steps, Accidentals
Lesson 4: The Major Scale and Scale Degrees
Lesson 5: The Minor Scale
Lesson 1: Notes, Staff, and Clefs
Lesson 2: Note Names on the Staff
Lesson 3: Measures and Bar Lines
Lesson 4: Note and Rest Values
Lesson 5: Simple Meter
Lesson 1: Full Chords and Strum Patterns
Lesson 2: Playing in Other Time Signatures
Lesson 3: The G Major Scale
Lesson 4: The C Major Scale
Lesson 5: A Deeper Understanding of the Fretboard
Lesson 6: Keys and Key Signatures
Lesson 1: Vowels
Lesson 2: Phrasing and Style
Lesson 3: Enunciation and Vibrato
Lesson 4: Vocal Health & Good Habits
Lesson 5: Music’s Cultural and Personal Impact
Website: radiooooo.com (Author: Benjamin Moreau; url: http://radiooooo.com)
Lesson 1: How the Voice Works
Lesson 2: Breath and Supported Singing
Lesson 3: Preparation for Singing: Stretches and Movement for Singers
Lesson 4: Registers
Lesson 5: Learning your music
Lesson 16: Ride Cymbal
Lesson 2: Hihat
Lesson 3: Crash Cymbal
Lesson 4: Introduction to Drum Fills
Lesson 5: Tom Toms
Lesson 1: Snare Drum Basics
Lesson 2: Rhythmic Notation
Lesson 3: Eighth & Sixteenths
Lesson 4: Bass Drum Basics 1
Lesson 5: Bass Drum Basics 2
Lesson 1: An Introduction to the Guitar
Lesson 2: Playing With Both Hands
Lesson 3: Reading TAB and Rhythms
Lesson 4: Reading Notes on the First and Second Strings
Lesson 5: Standard Notation Fundamentals
Lesson 6: Accidentals
The main purpose of this course is to help you become proficient in core principles of chemistry.
Here are some of the main things you will learn to do:
The main purpose of this course is to help you become proficient in core principles of Chemistry. I hope that this course will help you get the most out of building your scientific thinking foundation. Here are some of the main things you will learn to do:
*Students attending Educational Advantage will have the opportunity to use EA’s copy of the texts or listen to them via Audible.
*Students attending Educational Advantage will have the opportunity to use EA’s copy of the texts or listen to them via Audible.
*Students attending Educational Advantage will have the opportunity to use EA’s copy of the texts or listen to them via Audible.
*Please note: Some texts may contain mature themes, situations, or language.
*Students attending Educational Advantage will have the opportunity to use EA’s copy of the texts or listen to them via Audible.
*Please note: Some texts may contain mature themes, situations, or language.
*Students attending Educational Advantage will have the opportunity to use EA’s copy of the texts or listen to them via Audible.
*Please note: Some texts may contain mature themes, situations, or language.
*Students attending Educational Advantage will have the opportunity to use EA’s copy of the texts or listen to them via Audible.
*Please note: Some texts may contain mature themes, situations, or language.
*Students attending Educational Advantage will have the opportunity to use EA’s copy of the texts or listen to them via Audible.
*Please note: Some texts may contain mature themes, situations, or language.
*Students attending Educational Advantage will have the opportunity to use EA’s copy of the texts or listen to them via Audible.
*Please note: Some texts may contain mature themes, situations, or language.
This course is designed to prepare you for the workplace by helping you become comfortable using a computer. When you complete this course, you should be able to do the following:
LAB MATERIALS:
LAB MATERIALS:
Upon successful completion of this course, you should have done the following:
This course is self-contained. You do not need a separate astronomy book to complete the units.
Access to a computer and internet access.