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Grade 9 (10F/S)
Canada In the Contemporary World 10F
What does it mean to be Canadian? How do geography, history, culture, and government influence life in Canada today?
In Canada in the Contemporary World, students explore these questions while examining the people, places, and ideas that shape the nation. The course introduces key concepts such as citizenship, democracy, rights and freedoms, Truth and Reconciliation, treaty literacy, pluralism, globalization, and culture. Through inquiry and critical thinking, students learn to evaluate issues from multiple perspectives and develop their own informed opinions about Canada and the world around them.
Coursework and Learning Expectations
This online course is designed to help students develop independent learning skills. As they work through the lessons, students are encouraged to create personalized handwritten notes to organize their thinking, deepen their understanding and prepare for assessments. Evaluation is based on the following submitted coursework:
Assignments and Discussion Forums
- A variety of assignments based on course content and selected outside research
- Reflection activities that encourage students to connect course concepts to their own experiences and perspectives
Module Tests
- Module tests include a mix of multiple-choice, short-answer, and long-answer questions
Topics (Learning Modules):
- Pluralism in Canada
- Truth and Reconciliation
- Democracy and Governance in Canada
- Canada in the Global Context
- Canada: Opportunities and Challenges