Science Electives - The science department offers a biology field studies course of one to three units which focuses on desert flora and fauna and marine biology. The course includes a field studies trip to Baja California. History - A junior course designed to trace the development of the United States from early discovery of North America to the present day. Emphasis is placed on democratic development, geography, current events as related to the past, and America in Biblical prophecy. World History - A course designed to survey the world s history from earliest times to the present, emphasizing the diverse backgrounds of current cultures, nations, and problems.
Emphasis is placed on the changing geography of the world.
The course outline includes a limited review of selected topics of importance concerning micro and consumer economics, and also an analysis of comparative economic systems. Emphasis will be placed on improving organizational and study skills and work habits. Students will be shown different and better ways to take notes in class and remember the contents of class lectures. Student will be shown effective strategies when reading textbooks or reference materials. Students will be shown how to determine what type of a learner they are, what strengths they have, and how best to approache their own individual learning.