"It cannot be too often said that information is not education."
Year 10 continues high school. Students continue studying Plutarch's Lives as well as a Shakespearean play each term. They will continue with daily copywork, as well as studied dictation and grammar study. Every scheduled reading will still be narrated, either orally or in writing. Written narration should increase to more often than once a week, serving as further preparation for composition. Foreign language study continues as begun in previous years, alongside the study of Latin. A third contemporary language may be introduced this year.
| Complete Course of Study for Year 10 | |
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BASIC: I just want to see what I need - a basic, stripped down version, without a lot of options to choose from and a bit of a lighter load. Year 10 Curriculum, Basic/Lite Version and its 36-Week Schedule |
WITH OPTIONS: I want to see all of my options and be able to make choices. Year 10 Curriculum, Detailed and its 36-Week Schedule |
| A Basic Overview of Year 10 | |||
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| Bible | History | Geography | Science and Math |
| Isaiah, minor prophets John, Thessalonians, 1 Corinthians |
1815 - 1901/02 Slavery Civil War Reconstruction |
Holy Land (Eothen) Oregon Trail |
Science program Leeuwenhook Nature Writings Nature Study Math |
| Citizenship | |||
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Plutarch's Lives Ourselves Bastiat's The Law On Liberty One Blood Sesame and Lilies |
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| Language Arts | Literature | Foreign Language | Music and Arts |
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| Copywork Oral and Written Narration Recitation Grammar |
Shakespeare Essays, poetry, short stories Les Miserables, Uncle Tom's Cabin, and more. . . |
Modern Language Latin |
Hymns and Folk Songs Artist/picture study Composer Drawing and Handicrafts |
