This course provides individualized instruction in developing and applying basic math skills for use in practical life and prevocational situations. This course provides instruction and reinforcement of basic skills in whole numbers, fractions, and decimal operations. This course provides instruction and reinforcement of basic skills, basic measurement, money handling, and practical application of mathematical problems in daily living. This course introduces PreAlgebra skills with reinforcement in Geometry, Statistics and Basic Probability. This course is a full year study of social studies, world geography and culture, world history, U.S. history including map reading skills, knowledge of geographical and historical effects on countries, comparative study of various cultures, cause and effect of historical and current events.
Yearly emphasis is determined by course rotation on a tri-annual basis.
Individual instruction is provided to students in basic academic skills, prevocational, vocational, leisure and recreational opportunities. Activities will center on students' preparation into the world of work, responsibilities of family life and decision making related to independent living. Self-awareness, achievement, development of values, respect and appreciation of differences among people provide a focus on this course. Individual instruction is provided in basic academic skills, prevocational, vocational, leisure and recreational opportunities. Recommendation of Special Education Team and parental approval as indicated in the Individual Educational Plan.