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Grades 10 - 12

The files on this site are the programs of study and curricula approved for use in Nunavut schools from grades 7 to 12. These programs and curricula are the ones that were approved for use in Nunavut schools at the time of division from the Northwest Territories. New programs and curricula are currently being developed for our schools, and this information will be updated on an annual basis.

The programs from Alberta are linked directly to the the Alberta Education web site
(http://ednet.edc.gov.ab.ca/k%5F12/ ).
The NT files for the most part are scanned documents.


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Aulajaaqtut
   

Aulajaaqtut 10-11-12
Three modules of Aulajaaqtut 11, including Module 3, are a graduation requirement. In addition, Module 6 of Aulajaaqtut 11, The Community Practicum Project, is also a graduation requirement.

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Handbook
       
         
Grade 10 Grade 11 Grade 12
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SJ 10 Module 1:
Valuing Values
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SJ11 Module 1-1:
Taking Ownership
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SJ12 Module 1:
Being and Becoming
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SJ 10 Module 2:
Communicating & Helping
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SJ11 Module 2:
Healthy Relationships
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SJ12 Module 2:
Becoming Effective
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SJ10 Module 3:
Making Choices
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SJ11 Module 3:
Tools for Life
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SJ12 Module 3:
Global Citizenship Practicum
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SJ10 Module 4:
Exploring Opportunities
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SJ11 Module 4:
Reaching Your Goals
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SJ12 Module 4:
Stewardship
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SJ10 Module 5:
Community SJ10 Values, Community Strengths
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SJ11 Module 5:
Inusirniq Leadership
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SJ12 Module 5:
Rights and Justice
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SJ10 Module 6:
Youth-to-Child Practicum
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SJ11 Module 6:
Community Practicum
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SJ12 Module 6:
Becoming a Global Citizen
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TM10 Module 1:
Valuing Values
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TM11 Module 1:
Taking Ownership
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TM12 Module 1:
Being and Becoming
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TM10 Module 2:
Communicating & Helping
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TM11 Module 2:
Healthy Relationships
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TM12 Module 2:
Becoming Effective
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TM10 Module 3:
Making Choices
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TM11 Module 3:
Tools for Life
TM12 Module 3:
Global Citizenship Practicum
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TM10 Module 4:
Exploring Opportunities
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TM11 Module 4:
Reaching Your Goals
TM12 Module 4:
Stewardship
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TM10 Module 5: Community Values, Community Strenghts
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TM11 Module 5:
Inusirniq Leadership
TM12 Module 5:
Rights and Justice
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TM10 Module 6:
Youth-to-Child Practicum
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TM11 Module 6:
Community Practicum
TM12 Module 6:
Becoming a Global Citizen
Uqausiliriniq: English
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English 10-1, 10-2, 20-1, 20-2, 30-1, 30-2
   

English Language Arts 10-1, 10-2
A module on Relocations developed by Nunavut Curriculum and School Services was introduced in the fall of 2002 as a pilot. One teacher at the secondary level from each school in Nunavut attended the in-service and received the resources. The module supports the newly implemented Alberta English Language Arts program of studies.

English Language Arts 20-1, 20-2
A novel study on The Abduction was introduced in the fall of 2002 as a pilot. One teacher at the secondary level from each school in Nunavut attended the in-service (see above) and received the resources. The materials support the newly implemented Alberta English Language Arts program of studies and will form the basis of a more integrated module in the future.


Grade 10 Grade 11
Sayisi Relocation
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Introduction
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TM - Sayisi
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SJ - Sayisi
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Ahiarmiut Relocation    
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High Arctic Relocation
 
   
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English Language Arts 16-26-36

  Alberta Education has revised this program of studies. The program is now more closely aligned with the English 10-1 and 10-2 programs of studies. The AB course numbering begins with 10-4.
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English Second Language (EL2)
  References to the Alberta English Second Language program of studies are included in the resources developed by C & SS for English Language Arts 10-1, 10-2, 20-1, and 20-2 mentioned above.
   
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Communications 21A-21B
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Reading 10
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Communication 10-11-12

  This program is currently under development. It is based on a foundation of Inuit Qaujimajatuqangit and HRSDC Essential Skills. The grade 10 modules, as they are completed, will be available for piloting in 2008.
   

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Uqausiliriniq: Inuktitut/Inuinnaqtun
   

Inuktitut 10-11-12

Grade 10

Grade 11

Grade 12
> Kinship
> Names
> Pregnancy
> Self Esteem
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Inuit Beauty

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Inuit Games
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Arctic Survival (full doc - 11Mb)
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Research
> Arctic Survival (by section)
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Inuit Clothing
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Traditional Medicine
> Child Rearing (full doc - 46Mb)
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Child Rearing (by section)
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Legends (full doc - 29Mb)
> Legends (by section)
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The grade 12 modules, Drums and Dancing and Dialects will be available in early 2008.
   
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Inuinnaqtun 10-11-12
Work has begun on this curriculum.
   
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Inuktitut/Inuinnaqtun L2 (Second Language) 10-11-12
 

This is the former Aboriginal Language challenge examination. No course work is required. This option will remain available to students who use Inuktitut or Inuinnaqtun as a second language until an IL2 curriculum is developed. It is worth 3 credits at each level.


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Uqausiliriniq: Français/French
   
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Français 10-20-30
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Français 13-23-33
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French Language Arts (FL2) 10-20-30
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French as (Second Language) 10-20-30

 
Mathematics
   
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Mathematics Prep 10
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Essentials 10-11-12
  This program of studies was developed in collaboration with British Columbia, Manitoba, the NWT and the Yukon. Curriculum and School Services has adapted Chapter 3 (Owning and Operating a Vehicle) from Essentials 11 so that it relates specifically to Nunavut. This module is available from the Mathematics Coordinator in Arviat at 867-857-3080
 
 
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Applied 10-20-30
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Pure 10-20-30
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Mathematics 31

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Sciences  
   
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Science 10
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Science 20-30
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Biology 20-30
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Chemistry 20-30
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Physics 20-30
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Science 15 (1988)
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Science 25 (1988)
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Science 15-25 (1994)
  Teachers may use either the 1988 or the 1994 science 15/25 materials.
   
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Environmental Studies 35
 
 
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Science 16-26
 
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Nuna/Terrestrial Systems 10
Development has not yet begun on this program. When complete, Nuna/Terrestrial Systems 10 will include a science camp component that incorporates the Nuulluni Qaujisarniq science modules developed in collaboration with the Department of Sustainable Resources. These modules are currently available from each Regional School Operations resource centre. The Nuna/Terrestrial Systems course will be developed for differentiated delivery, that is, students will be able to continue on to the pure sciences as well as continue on to Tariuq/Oceans Systems 11 and Sila/Atmospheric Systems 12.

Tariuq/Oceans Systems 11
Under development

Sila/Atmospheric Systems 12
(this title may change)
Under development


Social Studies
   
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Social Studies 10-20-30
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Social Studies 13-23-33
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Northern Studies 15
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Social Studies 16-26

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Fine Arts
   
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Art 10-20-30
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Art 11-21-31
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Drama 10-20-30
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Music (choral) 10-20-30
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Music (instrumental) 10-20-30
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Music (general) 10-20-30

 
Physical Education
   
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Physical Education 10-20-30

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Career and Technology Studies (CTS)
  Alberta Education is revising and deleting CTS modules. Nunavut will continue to use the modules below until our own programs are developed.
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Introduction
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Agriculture
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Career Transitions
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Community Health
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Communication Technology
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Construction Technologies
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Cosmetology Studies
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Design Studies
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Electro-Technologies
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Energy and Mines
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Enterprise and Innovation
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Fabrication Studies
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Fashion Studies
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Financial Management
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Foods
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Forestry
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Information Processing
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Legal Studies
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Logistics
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Management and Marketing
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Mechanics
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Tourism Studies
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Wildlife

Career and Program Plan (CPP)
 
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Aularuhiqut/CPP 10
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Aularuhiqut/CPP 12

 
Locally Developed Courses (LDC)
   
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Archaeology 1
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Archaeology 2
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Archaeology 3
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Qajaq Building
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Qajaq Skills 1
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Qajaq Skills 2
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Wilderness First Aid
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Fox Trapping Student Manual
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Fox Trapping Teachers' Manual
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Skin Preparation
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Parka Making
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Kamik Making
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Meal Planning and Preparation
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Recreational Programming
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Environmental Studies 35

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Special Projects
   
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Special Projects

 
Work Experience
   
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Work Experience
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Work Experience Guidelines
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Student Record Book

 
Nunavut Early Apprenticeship Training program (NEAT)
   
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NEAT

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