The A-G U.C. Requirements

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The A-G U.C. Requirements

• A.V.I.D
• 2009-2010

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A History / Social Science

• 2 years required
• Breakdown
• 1 year World History
• 1 year U.S. History
• 1/2 year Civics
• Classes Available
• World (CP/H)
• U.S. (CP/H)
• Extra Honors Credit
• Civics (CP/H)

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B English

• 4 years required
• Breakdown
• 4 years of C.P. English
• Only 1 year may be ESL / ELD English
• Classes Available
• English 1 (CP/H)
• English 2 (CP/H)
• English 3 (CP/H/AP)
• Extra Honors /AP Credit
• English 4 (CP/H/AP)
• Extra AP Credit

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C Mathematics

• 3 years required
• 4 years recommended
• Breakdown
• At least 3 years of C.P. Algebra
• Classes Available
• Algebra I
• Geometry
• Advanced Geometry
• Algebra II
• Math IV
• Calculus
• Extra AP Credit
• Statistics
• Extra AP Credit

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D Laboratory Science

• 2 years required
• 3 years recommended
• Classes Available
• Lab Science Tech 2
• Lab Advanced Biology
• AP Biology
• Extra AP Credit
• Chemistry (CP/AP)
• Extra AP Credit
• Physics (CP/AP)
• Extra AP Credit
• Agricultural Biology

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E Language Other than English

• 2 years required in same language
• 3 years recommended
• Breakdown
• 2 years in the same language
• Classes Available
• Spanish 1,2,3,4
• AP Spanish 4
• Extra AP Credit
• AP Spanish Literature
• Extra AP Credit
• French 1,2,3
• German 1,2,3

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F Visual Performing Arts

• 1 year required
• Classes Available
• Advanced Drama
• Art Art Design
• Concert Band Choir
• Drama
• Jazz Band
• Madrigals
• Photography 1 2

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G Electives

• 1 year required
• NOTE
• Some A-F courses cannot be used for the G
  Requirement
• Classes Available
• Honors Economics
• Forensics
• Lab Physical Science
• Lab Science Tech 1
• AVID Senior Seminar
• Plant Soil Science
• Animal Science

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Cornell Notes Brainstorm - Groups of 4

• How are lectures / notes different between
  classes? What styles do teachers have?
• What are some of the toughest things about taking
  notes in classes?
• What are some common abbreviations that you have
  used in taking notes?
• How can you adjust to different types of note
  taking in your classes?

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A-G Poster Blue Print

• With a partner, take your 11x17 paper and design
  a rough draft of youre A-G Requirement Poster
• Your goal is to create a poster that advertises
  clearly to other students what the A-G
  requirements are
• Some things to consider when you are designing
  your blueprint
• Layout / Organization
• Landscape / Portrait
• Text Font Type / Size
• What types of visuals will you use
• Background / Colors Used