Citizenship, government and career planning.
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Everything you need to teach Grade 10 Civics and Citizenship: six units from political thinking to a culminating Civic Action Plan, Indigenous governance and treaties, foreign interference, original scenarios and data, every summative with a rubric, and a written final exam.
Civic issues, the political inquiry process, the four concepts of political thinking, checking sources and social media, and respectful discussion, ending with a Civic Issue Snapshot.
Democratic values and their roots, why people take civic action, foreign interference and disinformation, parties and the political compass, and taking a position, ending with a Values in Action case study.
Canada's form of government, orders and branches of government, Indigenous governance and treaties, law-making, taxes and budgets, elections and who influences policy, ending with a Government in Action Brief.
The roots of our rights, the Charter in action, responsibilities of citizenship, courts and the public good, and human rights around the world, ending with a Rights Case File.
Civic contributions, acting for the common good, whose voices count, pride and commemoration, making your voice heard and youth service, ending with a Service and Recognition Project.
The culminating Civic Action Plan, from choosing an issue to presenting a plan, plus course review and an original written final exam with a marking guide.
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Everything you need to teach Grade 10 Career Studies: six units from a personal profile and well-being to pathways, workers' rights, money and a first-year plan, with a Career Portfolio that runs all course, every summative with a rubric, and the culminating task.
Launching the Career Portfolio: interests, values, skills and strengths, resilience, managing stress and balance, and getting support, ending with My Personal Profile.
Decision-making strategies, SMART goals, and tracking and revising goals, ending with a Goal-Setting Journal.
How work is changing, workers' rights and responsibilities, transferable skills, influences on our choices, digital footprints and networking, ending with a Future of Work Report.
The five postsecondary destinations, researching options, secondary school pathways and diploma requirements, and programs and supports, ending with a Destination Comparison.
A first postsecondary year, a plan, resumes, cover letters, interviews, saving, borrowing and a first-year budget, ending with an Application Package and Budget.
A financial literacy review, then pulling the Career Portfolio together into the culminating My First-Year Plan presentation.
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