
- Teacher: Brynn Dueck
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Gain the attitudes, knowledge and skills related to workplace health and safety and examine relevant legislation required in the workplace.
Prerequisite: None

The English 20-1 course is taught through five units designed to meet the general and specific learning outcomes of Alberta Learning. The focus of the course is to assist students in achieving an appreciation for and understanding of literature and its purpose within society. The study of literature is intended to help students reflect on the significance of cultural values and universal themes that are the fundamental elements of the human condition. By studying the “craft” of text creation, students will develop their creative as well as cognitive/analytical abilities.
Students will also be given opportunities to read and respond personally, creatively, and critically to various forms of literature – such as personal essays, poetry, short stories, a Shakespearean play and a fictional novel(s). Finally, students will be introduced to and will practice the two written components - personal response and critical/analytical response.
In Social 20, Students will focus on and explore the idea of Nationalism. By exploring nationalism in both Canadian and international contexts, students will understand the influence nationalism can have at regional, national, and global levels. We will be looking at both historical and modern examples of nationalism in order to better understand how nationalism contributes to and impacts the identity and citizenship of Canadians today.
This module is the human sexuality portion of CALM 20.




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