Mathématiques

March 7, 2023

During the last half-century, there has been a tremendous increase in mathematical knowledge. This is due to the collective influence of the growth of technology, the expansion of applications of mathematics, and the steady transition from an industrial to an information society. Consequently, there is a need for a change in the goals of mathematics education for all students.

In order to meet the challenges of society, high school graduates must be mathematically literate. They must understand how mathematical concepts permeate daily life, business, industry, government, and our thinking about the environment. They must be able to use mathematics not just in their work lives, but also in their personal lives as citizens and consumers.

Grade 7	Grade 8	Grade 9	Grade 10	Grade 11	Grade 12
Common track	Common track	Common track	Essential	Essential	Essential
			Intro to Applied & Precalculus	Applied	Applied
				Precalculus	Precalculus	Calculus

Grade 7 and 8

Outcomes	Grade 7	Grade 8
Number
Patterns and relations
Shape and space
Statistics and probability

Grade 9

Outcomes	Grade 9
Number
Patterns and relations
Shape and space
Statistics and probability

Grade 10

Students have to take one of the following courses :

Essential mathematics (20s)	Intro to Applied and Precalculus (20s)
Gross Pay, Time Cards, and Percents Net Pay Measurement Geometry Angles and Parallel and Perpendicular Lines Consumer Decisions Trigonometry¸ Transformations	Linear modelling Number Sense Measurement Linear Functions Applications of Linear Functions Algebra Coordinate Geometry Trigonometry

Grade 11

Students have to take one of the following courses :

Essential mathematics 30s

Applied maths 30s

Precalculus 30s

Grade 12

Students have to take one of the following courses :

Students who chose Precalculus are eligible to take the Calculus course (university level)

Essential mathematics 40s	Applied maths 40s	Precalculus 40s
		Calculus