Prescribed
Learning Outcomes Complemented
by this Activity
demonstrate the ability
to work individually and co-operatively to solve problems
(Applied Mathematics 11)
demonstrate the use of
forest measurement tools (Resource Sciences 11
Forests)
apply collected data to
describe forest areas (Resource Sciences 11 Forests)
enter information accurately
using appropriate keyboarding techniques and software that allows for
the storage, retrieval, and editing of material (Information
Technology 8-9)
demonstrate the ability
to conduct research using print, non-print, and electronic sources
(History 12)
apply the following geography
themes to relevant issues: (Geography 12)
place (the physical and human
characteristics that make a location unique)
regions (basic units of study
that define an area with certain human and physical characteristics)
human and physical interaction
(the way humans depend on, adapt to, and modify the environment)
apply an existing academic, personal
management, or teamwork skill in a new context (Career
and Personal Planning 8 – Career Preparation)
describe relationships and analyze
patterns of change (Science 9)
evaluate how major natural events
and human activity can affect local and global environments and climate change
(Science 8 – Life Science – Global Ecosystems)
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