The prescribed learning outcomes in the Principles of Mathematics 10 to 12 IRP are based on The Common Curriculum Framework for K to 12 Mathematics (Western and Northern Canadian Protocol for Collaboration in Basic Education, 1996).
The provincial mathematics curriculum emphasizes the development of numeracy skills and concepts and their practical application in higher education and the workplace. The curriculum places emphasis on probability and statistics, reasoning and communication, measurement, and problem solving.
Principles of Mathematics 11 or 12 are two of the courses available for students to satisfy the Graduation Program mathematics requirement. Principles of Mathematics 10, 11, and 12 are each designated as four-credit courses. Click here to download background and learning outcomes for the BC Principles of Math 10-12 curriculum.
- Math 10
- Math 11
Math 10
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retail price: $700
limited time price: $300
The Provincial exam for Principles of Mathematics 10 is mandatory.
Students may challenge the course by completing a Challenge Exam. However, they will also need to write the Math 10P Provincial exam at some point, before they can receive a final mark for that course. The Provincial exam can be written once the student is enrolled in a BC school. The Challenge mark makes up 80% of the final mark and the Provincial exam makes up 20% of the final mark.
After you purchase the Math 10 Challenge Exam package, we ask that you login to the Online Classroom and complete a brief supplementary Application that will ask you for the following:
1) A photograph of yourself
2) Street Address
3) Postal Code
4) Date of Birth
After we review your supplementary application, you will have access to the following material:
1) Success Checker (Math 10)
2) Streaming Video (Math 10)
3) Live Tutor Help Access (1 hour Live Tutoring preparation for the challenge exam)
The main goals of mathematics education are to prepare students to:
- solve problems
- communicate and reason mathematically
- make connections between mathematics and its applications
- become mathematically literate
- appreciate and value mathematics
- make informed decisions as contributors to society.
Students who have met these goals gain an understanding and appreciation of the
role of mathematics in society, and demonstrate a positive attitude toward mathematics.
Click here to download background and learning outcomes for the BC Foundations of Mathematics and Pre-calculus 10 curriculum.
Math 11
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retail price: $700
limited time price: $300
After you purchase the Math 11 Challenge Exam package, we ask that you login to the Online Classroom and complete a brief supplementary Application that will ask you for the following:
1) A photograph of yourself
2) Street Address
3) Postal Code
4) Date of Birth
After we review your supplementary application, you will have access to the following material:
1) Success Checker (Math 11 )
2) Streaming Video (Principles of Math 11)
2) Live Tutor Help Access (1 hour Live Tutoring preparation for the challenge exam)
The main goals of mathematics education are to prepare students to:
- solve problems
- communicate and reason mathematically
- make connections between mathematics and its applications
- become mathematically literate
- appreciate and value mathematics
- make informed decisions as contributors to society.
Students who have met these goals gain an understanding and appreciation of the
role of mathematics in society, and demonstrate a positive attitude toward mathematics.
Click here to download background and learning outcomes for the BC Foundations of Mathematics 11 curriculum.
