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World Hope Academy

10691 N. Kendall Dr., Ste. 105, Miami, FL 33176

Phone: 305-270-9830

www.worldhopeacademy.org

High School Diploma Curriculum

Next Generation Sunshine State Standards (NGSSS).

Many students and schools call us or write to us to know exactly what is covered in our program. The answer is quite simple, we provide the coursework with examination for 24 credits worth of education. This means that students are tested on the Florida State Sunshine Standards. This covers 24 credits divided among Math, English, Language Arts, Lab Science, Social Studies, and lifestyle Design. Students are given detailed syllabuses for each course, with benchmarks, outlining what will be covered on the exams. During the next year we will adopt The Common Core State Standards created by the National Governors Association & the Council of Chief State School Officers. Additionally, detailed study guides or textbooks are given to the students. Students also have the option of using our school with library to complete their work and we also serve as proctors for exam taking. Some students choose to use our school for additional help, tutoring, and for some college or university requirements. Rest assured that the subjects are well covered and all students are able to complete the work using our detailed study guides, our textbooks, our free tutoring, and our school use.   

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American Government

Modern Political and Economic Systems, To Form a More Perfect Union, The Living Constitution, The Nation and the States: Federalism, Civil Rights: Fundamental Freedoms, Civil Rights: Equal Justice Under Law, Government by the People: Political Parties, Government by the People: Voters and Voter Behavior, Government by the People: The Electoral Process, Government by the People: Public Opinion and Pressure Groups, The Congress, Congress in Action, The Powers of Congress, The Presidency, The Presidency in Action, Running the Federal Government: Bureaucracy/Dollars, Foreign Affairs and National Security: Providing for the Common Defense, The Federal Court System, State Constitutions, The State Legislatures, The Governor and State Administration, The State Court Systems, Governing the Communities, Financing State and Local Governments, Comparative Politics: Major Foreign Governments, Comparing Economic Systems

 

World History

Cultures and Civilizations Began in Prehistoric Times (4,000,000-2000 B.C.), Great Civilizations Developed in the Middle East (6000-586 B.C.), Early People Created Civilizations in Asia (2500-1028 B.C.), Greek City-States Once Dominated the Mediterranean (3000-338 B.C.), Greek Civilizations Triumphed During the Hellenistic Age (546-146 B.C.), Rome Rules the Western World for Centuries (1000 B.C.-476 A.D.), Ancient Asian Civilizations Developed Lasting Traditions (1000 B.C.-589 A.D),   Civilization in East Asia Reached New Heights (100-1644 A.D.), The Byzantine Empire Preserved the Heritage of Rome (500-1589 A.D), Islam Became a Powerful Force from Spain to India (270-1707 A.D.), Africa and the Americas Produced Complex Civilizations (1800B.C.-1500A.D.), Feudal Lords and the Church Dominated Medieval Europe (432-1328 A.D.), Trade revived and Nations Developed in Europe (100-1500 A.D), The Renaissance and the Reformation Brought Great Changes to Europe (1350-1700's), Central Governments Throughout Europe Increased their Powers (1480-1800), Europeans Explored, Traded, and Settled in Distant Lands (1400-1800), Revolutions Changed the Course of Western Civilization (1750-1815), As Europe Expanded, Changes occurred Throughout the World (1400-1840), The Industrial Revolution Transformed the Modern World (1700-1900), Governments Sought Order While New Political Ideas Gained Influence (1770-1914), Science and Culture were Revolutionized During the Industrial Age (1800-1920), Unification of New Nations Added to Rising Tensions in Europe (1786-1914), Imperialist Powers Competed in Many Areas of the World (1798-1914), World War I Drastically Altered the Course of History (1899-1920), The Western Nations Faced Many Tensions After World War I (1917-1936), New Political Forces Stirred in Africa, Asia, and Latin America (1900-1936), Local Aggressions Brought About World War II (1930-1945), The Superpowers Became Rivals As Europe Recovered from the War (1945 to the Present), Asian Nations Struggled to Gain Political Stability and Economic Strength (1945 to the Present), The Nations of Africa and the Middle East Became Independent (1945 to the Present), The Western Hemisphere Played an Important Role in World Affairs (1945 to the Present), The Modern World Faced the Challenge of Rapid Change (1945 to the Present)

 

World Geography

The Face of Earth, A World of Climates, Ecosystems: A Living Network, Earth's Resources, Human Imprints of the Past, The Human Imprint in the Modern World, The United States, Canada, Middle America, South America, Western Europe, Eastern Europe, The Union of Soviet Socialist Republics, East Asia, South Asia, North Africa and the Middle East, Africa South of the Sahara, The South Pacific, Understanding and Interpreting Maps

 

Economics

An Introduction to Economics, Business Behavior, The Role of Labor and Government, The Role of Financial Institutions, The Overall Economy, World Economy, Fundamental Economic Problems, The Value of Economics

 

English Writing and Skills

The Writing Process, Writing from Experience, Writing Paragraphs, Writing Exposition, Writing Research Reports, Logic and Writing, Persuasive Writing, Imaginative Writing, Business Writing, Nouns, Pronouns, Verbs, Adjectives, Adverbs, Prepositions, Conjunctions, Interjections, Sentence Structure, Phrases, Clauses, Usage and Style, Capitalization, Punctuation, Vocabulary and Spelling, Changes in Language, Library Resources, Reference Books, Taking Tests, Listening and Speaking

 

Pre-Calculus

Real Numbers and Coordinates, Functions and Their Graphs, Polynomials, Exponential and Logarithmic Functions, The Circular Functions, Applications of the Circular Functions, Analytic Trigonometry, Inverse Circular Functions and Trigonometric Equations, Functions on the Natural Numbers, Introduction to Calculus, The Plane, Vectors in the Plane, Space, Vectors in the Plane, Space, Vectors in Space, Angles, Lines, and Planes, Systems of Linear Equations and Matrices, Circles, Cylinders, and Spheres, Conics, Other Coordinate System, Parametric Representation of Curves and Surfaces

 

Geometry

Points, Lines, Planes, and Angles, Parallel Lines and Planes, Congruent Triangles, Using Congruent Triangles, Similar Polygons, Right Triangles, Circles, Construction and Loci, Areas of Plane Figures, Areas and Volumes of Solids, Coordinate Geometry, Transformations,

 

Algebra II

Review of Basic Algebra, Linear Equations, Systems of Linear Equations and Inequalities, Matrices and Determinants, Quadratic Equations and Parabolas, Functions, Powers, Roots and Radicals, Exponential and Logarithmic Functions, Polynomials and Polynomial Functions, Rational Functions, Quadratic Relations, Sequence and Series, Trigonometric Ratios and Functions, Trigonometric Graphs, Identities, and Equations, Probability and Statistics.

 

Chemistry

Nature, Chemistry and You, Measuring and Calculating, Matter, Chemical Formulas, The Mole, Chemical Equations, Quantitative Relationships, Atomic Structure, Electron Cluds and Probability, Periodic Table, Periodic Properties, Chemical Bonding, Molecular Structure, Polar Molecules, Kinetic Theory, Solids, Liquids, Gases, Gases and the Mole, Energy and Disorder, Solutions, Colligative and Colloidal Properties, Reaction Rate and Chemical Equilibrium, Acids, Bases and Salts, Solutions of Electrolytes, Oxidation-Reducation, Electrochemistry, Nuclear Chemistry, Classes of Organic Compounds, Organic Reactions and Biochemistry

 

Physical Science

Physical Science, Force and Work, Moving Bodies, Laws of Motion, Classification of Matter, Atoms and Compounds, Solids, Liquids, and Gases, Periodic Table, Families of Elements, Carbon and Its Compounds, Solutions, Chemical Reactions, Acids, Bases and Salts, Heat Energy, Heat and its Uses, Waves, Optics, Electricity, Electronics, Radiation, Nuclear Reactors and Reactions

 

Physics

Physics: The Science of Energy, Measurement and Problem Solving, Nature and Cause of Motion, Resolution and Composition of Forces, Curvilinear and Harmonic Motion, Conservation of Energy and Momentum, Phases of Matter, Thermal Effects, Heat and Work, Waves, Sound Waves, The Nature of Light, Reflection, Refraction, Diffraction and Polarization, Electrostatics, Direct-Current Circuits, Heating and Chemical Effects, Magnetic Effects, Electromagnetic Induction, Alternating-Current Circuits, Electronic Devices, Atomic Structure, Nuclear Reactions, Particle Physics

 

Biology

The World of Living Things, Biology as a Science, Materials of Life, Cell Structure and Function, Energy for Life, The Flow of Energy, Reproduction: The Cell, Reproduction: Heredity, Reproduction: Genes and Chromosomes, Reproduction: Chemical Aspects, Reproduction: The Organism, Development, Evolution, Adaptation and Speculation, Classification, The Protists, The Plants, The Animals, Digestion, Transport, Respiration and Excretion, Support and Locomotion, Chemical Control Systems, Nervous Control Systems, Psychobiology, Population Biology, The Ecosystem, Origin and Distribution of Communities, Human Origins, Environment

Random sample course topics for our high school curriculum.

9th Grade

Algebra

Writing & Grammar

Fundamentals of Literature

Geography

Physical World

 

10th Grade

World History

Elements of Literature

Writing & Grammar

Geometry

Biology

 

11th Grade

American Literature

US History

Writing & Grammar

Algebra 2

Chemistry

 

12th Grade

American Government

Economics

Physics

Writing & Grammar

Pre-Calculus

 

High School Curriculum.

All students earn 24 credits before a high school diploma is issued.

NO FCAT OR STATE EXAM!