DPSS - Dennie Hicks

You will start by reading a host of adventure stories.  Then you will get to read other people's mail when you learn about "stories told as letters." After that, you will choose one of two novel study units. What will it be? A futuristic tale of cyber-espionage or a trip to a land populated by genies and mythical birds? 

Learn how to engage in a cycle of planning, reflecting, adapting, and deciding to guide your own career-life choices. Explore how cultivating networks and reciprocal relationships can support and broaden your career-life awareness and options.

Self reflection, genres of literature, active reading, elements of style, poetry, characters, plot, and conflict.

This class is about learning to understand your strengths, weaknesses, and personal preferences to help you plan and achieve your goals. You will be encouraged to try a variety of physical activities so you can increase the likelihood you can maintain active throughout your life.

This course is full of diversity and about the power in combining knowledge: it explores BC First Peoples, Canadian law, climate change and how it affects air and water quality, and world history including the development of rapid transport, food and agriculture.