Library
Find your course, then choose its document or practice tools.
Canadian History
Begin with World War I: understand the causes, key dates, alliances and Canada’s entry, with clear explanations and practice questions.
Mathematics
Complete MTH1W coverage: number sense, algebra, linear relations, data, geometry, financial literacy, and EQAO preparation.
Science
Exploring biological systems, chemical properties, and the fundamentals of planetary science.
Geography
Studying landforms, climate, resources, and human settlement patterns through maps and spatial analysis.
French
Introduction to Francophone culture through basic grammar and everyday conversational skills.
Spanish
Establishing fundamental linguistic patterns and vocabulary in a vibrant cultural context.
German
Beginning the journey of Germanic syntax and structural linguistics through active practice.
Mandarin
Introducing tonal pronunciation and the artistry of character stroke foundation.
English
Critical reading of diverse narratives and developing analytical writing techniques.
Science
Advancing scientific understanding through environmental systems, chemical reactions, and physical forces.
Mathematics
Exploring quadratic relations, trigonometric functions, and analytical geometry with technical precision.
Spanish
Build confident Spanish sentences with clear grammar, accent guidance, and the Las vacaciones unit.
French
Synthesizing complex verb tenses and conversational nuances through the study of Francophone global influence.
Geography
Investigating the interactions between natural environments and human systems through spatial analysis.
English
Critical exploration of narrative structures, poetic forms, and persuasive writing techniques.
Chemistry (SCH3U)
Complete Grade 11 Chemistry coverage: bonding, reactions, stoichiometry, solutions, gases, and atmospheric chemistry.
Mathematics
Introduction to functions, sequences, series, and advanced trigonometry as a foundation for calculus.
Spanish
Analytical study of Hispanic literature and film, focusing on sociopolitical themes and advanced linguistics.
French
Exploration of contemporary Francophone culture and advanced rhetorical analysis of media and literature.
Geography
Analyzing global patterns of population, resources, and economic development through advanced mapping.
English
Analytical study of contemporary and classical texts, focusing on rhetorical devices and critical theories.
Science
Mastery of university-level physics and chemistry, exploring quantum mechanics and advanced organic chemistry.
Mathematics
Complete MHF4U and MCV4U coverage: advanced functions, derivatives, optimization, vectors, and three-dimensional geometry.
Spanish
Mastery of academic Spanish through the study of philosophy, modernism, and complex linguistic research.
Advanced Placement
AP Libraries
College-level review spaces, separated from the regular grade-based subject libraries.
AP World History: Modern
Analyzing global patterns, historical developments, and the interconnectedness of civilizations since 1200 CE.
AP Human Geography
Exploring the systematic study of patterns and processes that have shaped human understanding and use of Earth's surface.
AP United States History
Investigating significant events, individuals, and developments in the history of the United States from 1491 to the present.
AP Precalculus
Developing a deep understanding of functions through their multiple representations to prepare for higher-level calculus.
AP Calculus AB
Mastering the concepts and tools of differential and integral calculus through academic rigor and problem solving.
AP Statistics
Developing strategies for collecting, analyzing, and drawing conclusions from data with statistical precision.
AP English Language and Composition
Cultivating advanced reading and writing skills through the analysis of rhetorical strategies and evidence-based argument.
AP Grade 10 Math and Composition
Engaging in close reading and critical analysis of imaginative literature from diverse periods and genres.
AP Biology
Investigating the core scientific principles, theories, and processes that govern living organisms and biological systems.
AP Chemistry
Understanding fundamental concepts of chemistry including atomic structure, intermolecular forces, and chemical reactions.
AP Environmental Science
Scientific study of the interrelationships of the natural world and the environmental problems that face our planet.