A complete self-directed Science 8 course aligned to the current British Columbia curriculum, with original diagrams, investigations, evidence cases, practice, repair, unit mastery, synthesis, and standards traceability.
Plan, conduct, represent, evaluate, and communicate evidence-based scientific inquiries using appropriate safety, ethics, SI units, and source evaluation.
Explain life processes at the cellular level and relationships among cells, micro-organisms, immunity, vaccination, antibiotics, and population health.
Use kinetic molecular and atomic models to explain particle motion, states of matter, atomic substructure, forces, and model limitations.
Classify electromagnetic radiation and use wave, particle, and ray models to explain light properties, behaviours, sensing, benefits, and risks.
Use evidence to explain Earth layers, plate boundaries, earthquakes, volcanoes, Cascadia, and responsibly sourced local/First Peoples geological knowledge.
