CGC1W – Exploring Canadian Geography

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This course explores Canada’s natural and human systems while developing geographic thinking and real-world problem-solving skills. Students learn about sustainability, population, resources, and communities through practical and engaging activities.

Why Choose This Course?

CGC1W – Exploring Canadian Geography

Grade 9, De-Streamed

Course Description

This course examines interrelationships within and between Canada’s natural and human systems and how these systems connect globally. Students explore environmental, economic, and social issues such as transportation, energy, and urban development while using geographic inquiry and spatial technologies to build a more sustainable future. :contentReference[oaicite:0]{index=0}

Course Outline

Unit	Duration
Geographic Inquiry and Skill Development	20 hours
Physical Geography in Canada	20 hours
Managing Canada’s Resources	20 hours
Changing Populations	20 hours
Liveable Communities	20 hours
Culminating Activity	5 hours
Final Exam	3 hours
Total	110 hours

Resources Required

Access to web resources, calculator, writing tools, and recording tools (webcam or mobile) for assignments and presentations.

Key Skills Developed

Critical thinking, spatial analysis, digital literacy, geographic inquiry, sustainability awareness, and real-world problem-solving.

Assessment

Category	Weight
Knowledge & Understanding	25%
Thinking & Inquiry	25%
Communication	25%
Application	25%

Tips for Success

Stay organized, review course updates daily, and actively participate in all learning activities. Apply geographic thinking to real-world situations and communicate your ideas clearly.