Twelth Grade Scope and Sequence

Grade 12 Curriculum Guide Social Studies * Principles of U. S. government * The democratic ideal * Basic documents of the U. S. * Agriculture in the U. S. * Urbanization * Conservation * Business and industry in the U. S. * American party system * Propaganda and public opinion * Comparative governments * Comparative economic systems * Consumer education * Crime and delinquency * Psychology * Labor-management relations * Economic concepts and theories * Taxation and finance * Distribution and exchange of goods and services * International relations * American foreign policy * International organizations * Public education * Women's role in today's society * Family economics and management Science * Physics * Electricity and magnetism * Photoelectric effect * Heat * Light and optics * Sound and acoustics * Wave motion * Quantum theory * Relativity * Force * Mechanics * Space, time, and motion * Work, energy, and power * Electronics * Nuclear energy * Nuclear physics * Solid-state physics Language Arts * English literature * Shakespeare * Literary, social, and political heritage of England * Literature of the 1900's * World literature * Cross-cultural literature * The theater * Nature of tragedy and comedy * Techniques of acting * Film as an art form * Critical and evaluative reading * Current periodical literature * Mass communication * Comparative study of mass media * Radio and television * Listening skills * Parliamentary procedures * Identifying verbals * Report writing * Writing social and business letters * Writing book reviews, précis, essays * Writing term papers * Bibliography development Mathematics Calculus * Derivative of a function * Logarithmic and trigonometric functions * Indeterminate terms * Computation of derivatives * Rate of a change of quantity * Maxima and minima * Integrals * Length of curves * Volume and surface areas * Computer analysis of graphs Advanced Algebra * Sets of numbers * Binomial theorem * Progressions * Complex numbers * Theory of equations * Permutations * Functions and their graphs * Combinations * Probability * Determinants * Inequalities * Matrix algebra * Mathematical inductions * The derivative Probability and Statistics * Tabular data * Graphs * Measures of central tendency * Quartiles and percentiles * Measures of dispersion * Simple correlation * Statistical inference * Permutations * Combinations * Binomial theorem