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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ABE Level III Curriculum 1990 Revision ABE Revision Project Coordinator: Mildred Minty, Avalon Community College Mathematics Committee Revision Teams Chairperson: Claude Rogers, BTSD, Avalon Community College Team: Selena Delahunty, ABE, Avalon Community College Freeman Hussey, BTSD, Avalon Community College John Penney, Related/ABE, Eastern Community College Otto Pike, BTSD, Avalon Community College Paul Barron, ABE, Avalon Community College Edith Lynch, ABE, Avalon Community College John Oates, Cabot Institute General Options Committee Chairperson: Rotating Chairperson for Each Course Team: Roberta Yetman, ABE, Avalon Community College Elaine Moores, BTSD, Avalon Community College Byron Brooks, St. George=s High School Boyd Badcock, St. George=s High School Barb Watton, GED, Western Community College Joan Hiller, ABE, Avalon Community College Eileen Riche, ABE, Avalon Community College Clarence Rideout, BTSD/ABE, Avalon Community College Ivan Pearce, BTSD, Eastern Community College Otto Pike, BTSD, Avalon Community College Special thanks to Trudy Brake-Danby, Carmel Ennis-Smith <strong>and</strong> Barbara Case for their expert advice on several <strong>of</strong> the General Options courses. Communication Skills Committee v
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Level III Communication Skills Anno
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Developing Writing Skills (Canadian
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Sentence construction was designed
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Teacher's guide available. Writing
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Level III Employability Skills Intr
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5. Consumer Protection 5.1 Identify
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4.3 Describe principles involved in
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IE 3213 Career Awareness Recommenda
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Please refer to the annotated bibli
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IE 3214 Personal Development Recomm
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Potential Resources Please refer to
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Level III Employability Skills & Ge
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Expanding Your Horizons: A Career G
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childhood development, the role of
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Canada Ltd. Used in the high school
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Level III General Options Introduct
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5. Development of the Political Sys
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IG 3116 Women=s Studies Recommendat
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Recommended sources of information,
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IG 3217 Contemporary History (20th
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7. Law and the Marketplace 7.1 Expl
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5. Land Use 5.1 Define primary, sec
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Level III Employability Skills & Ge
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Expanding Your Horizons: A Career G
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childhood development, the role of
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Canada Ltd. Used in the high school
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Level III Mathematics Introduction
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Mathematics Prerequisites All stude
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Instead of Mathematics 3105, Calcul
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IM 3203 Consumer Mathematics 1. Per
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IM 3204 Practical Mathematics I 1.
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M 3205 A/B Practical Mathematics II
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3.1 Determine values that must be e
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3. Logarithms 3.1 Convert from loga
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3.9 Sketch graph of an ellipse with
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IM 3220 Advanced Geometry I 1. Basi
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IM 3221 Advanced Geometry II 1. Rat
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IM 3222 Calculus Readiness 1. Funct
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Level III Mathematics Annotated Bib
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Math is/ Statistics. Frank Ebos, Bo
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Films and Videos: Photon Educationa
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Level III Science Introduction Alth
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IB 3211 Cytology 1. Microscope 1.1
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IB 3212 A/B Living Things 1. Taxono
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4.1 Define population. 4.2 Identify
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6.1 Outline composition of DNA and
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5.1 List waste products removed by
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IH 3111 Introductory Chemistry 1. C
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IH 3112 Chemical Language Prerequis
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IH 3113 Reactions and Equations Pre
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IH 3114 The Mole and Stoichiometry
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4. Energy 4.1 Distinguish between w
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3.5 Choose five issues which may in
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IS 3215 Life Science Learners may c
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7. Diseases 7.1 Define disease. 7.2
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Level III Science Annotated Bibliog
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Chemistry at Work. Brenda Shapiroo
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Life Worldwide. T. Carrick. (1986)
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This company may carry a variety of
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Career Institute 423 Cardinal Drive
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Fisher Scientific Company Ltd. 18 M
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Learning Resources Distribution Cen
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Ontario Institute for Studies in Ed
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University Associates of Canada, In
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St. John's, NF A1B 4J6 Telephone: 7
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Appendix A
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Appendix B
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Appendix C
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282 ABE Level III Curriculum Date
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ABE LEVEL III COURSE COMPARISON MAT
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ABE LEVEL III GENERAL OPTIONS COURS
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ABE LEVEL III COMMUNICATIONS SKILLS
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ABE LEVEL III SCIENCE COURSE COMPAR
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ABE LEVEL III MATHEMATICS COURSE CO
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ABE LEVEL III EMPLOYABILITY SKILLS
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