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    High school electives are non-required courses that allow students to explore interests outside core academic subjects. Electives can reflect a student's interests, improve skills, or relate to future careers. They require less time than core courses but still include educational content. If a grade is given, the evaluation method should be decided in advance. The document provides examples of electives in various subject areas like Bible, business, fine arts, science, and social sciences.

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    High school electives are non-required courses that allow students to explore interests outside core academic subjects. Electives can reflect a student's interests, improve skills, or relate to future careers. They require less time than core courses but still include educational content. If a grade is given, the evaluation method should be decided in advance. The document provides examples of electives in various subject areas like Bible, business, fine arts, science, and social sciences.

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    High school electives are non-required courses that allow students to explore interests outside core academic subjects. Electives can reflect a student's interests, improve skills, or relate to future careers. They require less time than core courses but still include educational content. If a grade is given, the evaluation method should be decided in advance. The document provides examples of electives in various subject areas like Bible, business, fine arts, science, and social sciences.

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    High school electives are non-required courses that allow students to explore interests outside core academic subjects. Electives can reflect a student's interests, improve skills, or relate to future careers. They require less time than core courses but still include educational content. If a grade is given, the evaluation method should be decided in advance. The document provides examples of electives in various subject areas like Bible, business, fine arts, science, and social sciences.

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    Elective Possibilities for High School

    High School electives are typically courses that fall outside of the main core academic
    subject areas (English, math, history, science and foreign language). These courses are
    not required, but a student chooses to take them. Electives may reflect a teen’s interests,
    introduce or improve skills, or be directly related to a future career. Electives do not
    require as much time or work as a core course, but should include educational content. If
    a letter grade will be given for the elective, a method of evaluation should be decided
    prior to the beginning of the course.

    Apologetics
    Comparative Religions
    Mythology
    Worldview Studies
    World Cultures

    Bible
    Church History
    Individual book Bible studies
    Old Testament/New Testament Survey
    Topical Bible studies

    Business-related
    Accounting
    Advertising
    Business Law
    Business Management
    Business Math
    Entrepreneurial Skills
    Financial Management
    Intro to Economics
    Marketing
    Office Skills

    Communication
    Creative Writing
    Communication Skills
    Journalism
    Public Speaking
    Research Skills/writing
    Speech
    Study Skills

    Computer
    Computer Applications
    Desktop Publishing
    Graphic design
    Keyboarding/Word Processing
    Programming/languages
    Web Design

    Fine Arts
    Architectural Design
    Art Appreciation/History
    Band
    Ceramics
    Choir
    Dance
    Drama/Theatre
    Drawing
    Film making
    Instrumental Music
    Jewelry making
    Music Appreciation/History
    Orchestra
    Painting
    Photography
    Sculpture
    Voice

    Health
    CPR Training
    First Aid
    Nutrition

    Life Skills
    Auto Mechanics
    Driver’s Ed
    Electricity
    Financial management
    Home management/Home economics (cooking, sewing, etc.)
    Industrial Arts
    Interior Design
    Plumbing

    Physical Education
    Aerobics
    Individual sports
    Team sports
    Weightlifting
    Gymnastics
    Rhetoric
    Critical Thinking
    Debate
    Logic

    Science-related
    Intro to Astronomy
    Oceanography
    Botany
    Meteorology
    Geology

    Social Sciences
    Sociology
    Anthropology
    Psychology

    Other
    Archeology
    Career Development
    Current events
    Gardening
    Horticulture
    Landscaping
    Sign Language
    US or World Politics

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