Functions and Their Graphs
Families of functions, composition, inverses and asymptotes
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Families of functions, composition, inverses and asymptotes
Identities, inverse trig and solving equations
Vector quantities, operations and applications
Matrix operations and solving systems
Polar form and graphs; complex numbers in the plane
Parabolas, ellipses and hyperbolas
Intuitive limits and average to instantaneous rate
Describe distributions and relationships
Design studies; bias; random assignment
Probability models, expected value, binomial and geometric
Variation in statistics from sample to sample
Inference for proportions and means
Inference for categorical data and slopes
Limits, continuity and asymptotic behavior
Derivative as rate of change; rules of differentiation
Related rates, optimization and curve sketching
Riemann sums, accumulation and the Fundamental Theorem
Area, volume and motion
Slope fields and exponential models
Shakespeare and major works from British and world traditions
How structure choices contribute to meaning and aesthetic impact
Evaluate structure and effectiveness of an author's argument
Self-generated inquiry with sustained research
Present a perspective with strategic use of media
Evaluate sources, bias and persuasion in media
Etymology, nuance and academic vocabulary
Biomes, energy flow and succession
Human population growth and resource use
Renewable and nonrenewable energy tradeoffs
Air, water and land pollution; engineering solutions
Break down complex problems; evaluate solutions with tradeoffs
Analyze, interpret and evaluate artworks
Advanced spatial drawing and composition
Select, present and curate work
Keys, modulation and analysis
Medieval to contemporary styles
Arrange and produce original music
Theatrical traditions; directing choices
Analyze styles; evaluate performances
Storyboarding, shots and editing
Typography, layout and branding
Energy balance and personal plans
Emergency response basics
Evaluate sources, products and services
Disorders, stigma and supporting others
Design and evaluate a personal fitness program
Responsible behavior and teamwork
Design and evaluate algorithms for efficiency and correctness
Procedures, objects, libraries and documentation
Choose AI approaches; evaluate training data and AI output
Simulate, clean and visualize multivariate data
Diagram networks; how the internet works
Security measures, breaches, social engineering and fixes
Algorithmic bias, data policy and computing law
Handshapes for letters; spell names
Hello, names, feelings and getting attention appropriately
Number handshapes, colors, days and time signs
Handshape, location, movement, palm orientation and non-manual markers
Everyday vocabulary and simple descriptions
Topic-comment order, questions and non-manual grammar
Using space and classifiers to show location and movement
Deaf history, culture, community norms and perspectives
Role shift, pacing and visual storytelling
Hello, names, feelings and courtesy phrases
Counting, colors, days, months and weather
Family members, rooms and descriptions
Classes, time and daily activities
Foods, likes and dislikes, restaurants
Regular and irregular present tense
Places in town, transportation and directions
Preterite and imperfect storytelling
Countries, traditions and perspectives
Express wishes, doubts and recommendations
Discuss and defend positions on issues
College, apprenticeships, certificates and military
Build a resume and practice interviewing
Business plans, startup costs and pitching
Prototype, test and iterate
Medical terminology and careers in care
Gross vs net pay, taxes and benefits
Build a budget; needs vs wants
Emergency funds and the power of compounding
Credit scores, loans, interest and student debt
Stocks, bonds, index funds and risk
Insurance types; identity theft and scams
Manage stress and build resilience
Lead, collaborate and contribute
Build and counter an argument in writing and speech
Definitions, conditions and justification
Describe models, graphs and trends
Language of causation, evidence and evaluation
Emails, interviews and formal registers
Academic databases, Boolean search and primary sources
Citation styles, plagiarism, copyright and Creative Commons
Social Studies
C3 FrameworkFoundations of Government
Purposes and theories of government; founding principles
The Constitution and Federalism
Separation of powers, checks and balances, federalism
Congress, the President and the Courts
How the three branches work
Civil Rights and Liberties
Bill of Rights and landmark Supreme Court cases
Elections, Parties and Media
Voting, campaigns, interest groups and public opinion
Civic Action
Local government and how citizens make change
Scarcity and Choice
Opportunity cost and economic systems
Supply and Demand
Markets, prices and equilibrium
Market Structures and Business
Competition, monopolies and firms
Macroeconomics
GDP, inflation, unemployment and the business cycle
Money and the Federal Reserve
Banking, monetary and fiscal policy
Global Trade
Comparative advantage, exchange rates and trade policy
Brain and Behavior
Neurons, brain structures and the nervous system
Sensation, Perception and Memory
How we sense, perceive and remember
Learning and Development
Conditioning and lifespan development
Social Psychology and Mental Health
Group behavior, personality and psychological disorders