Municipal General Education Institution "Lyceum No. 4 of the City of Cheboksary"

"Reviewed"
Head of the Methodological Association
MGEI “Lyceum No. 4
of the City of Cheboksary”
_____ /______________ /
Protocol No. ____ dated
“___” __________ 2011

"Agreed"
Deputy Director for Academic Affairs
MGEI “Lyceum No. 4
of the City of Cheboksary”
_____ /______________ /
“___” __________ 2011

"Approved"
Director
MGEI “Lyceum No. 4 of the City of Cheboksary”
_____ Konovalova N.V.
Order No. ______ dated
_” __________ 2011

WORKING PROGRAM
in Chemistry for Grade 10 Specialized Class

Implementation Period: 2011–2012 Academic Year

The program is based on:
"Chemistry Course Program for Specialized and Advanced Study in Grades 10–11 of General Education Institutions (Specialized Level)" by O.S. Gabrielyan, I.T. Ostroumov – M.: Prosveshchenie, 2006.
State Educational Standard.

Textbook (title, author, publisher, year):
"Chemistry. Grade 10. Specialized Level", O.S. Gabrielyan et al. – M.: Drofa, 2010.

Compiled by:
Teacher: Lapteva Evgeniya Pavlovna,
Highest Qualification Category

Number of Hours:
Grade | Hours per week | Hours per year | Reserve hours
10 | 3 | 102 | 1

EXPLANATORY NOTE
In the system of natural science education, chemistry as an academic subject plays a significant role in understanding the laws of nature, in the material life of society, in solving global problems of humanity, in forming a scientific worldview, and in cultivating environmental awareness.

Objective of the course:

To equip students with the fundamentals of chemical knowledge necessary for everyday life, to lay the foundation for further development of chemical understanding in senior grades, to guide students' behavior in the environment, and to develop the ability to independently and purposefully organize their learning process.

Tasks of studying chemistry:

  • Formation of knowledge of the fundamentals of chemistry: key concepts, chemical laws and theories, the scientific language, and accessible generalizations of a worldview nature.

  • Development of skills to observe and explain chemical phenomena occurring in nature, laboratories, and daily life.

  • Formation of specific skills: handling substances, performing simple experiments while following safety rules; applying chemical knowledge appropriately in interactions with nature and in daily life.

  • Revealing the humanistic direction of chemistry, its growing role in solving humanity’s major problems, and its contribution to the scientific culture of the world.

  • Development of students’ personalities: intellectual and moral growth, formation of humanistic attitudes and environmentally responsible behavior at home and at work.

  • Development of cognitive interests, intellectual and creative abilities, and conducting research work.

  • Conscious career choice related to chemistry.

Role of the subject in developing core knowledge, skills, and key competencies:
To explain theoretical concepts and properties of substances, and chemical processes occurring in the environment at a modern and accessible level for students; to teach methods of applying knowledge in daily life; and to constantly emphasize interdisciplinary connections between chemistry and the natural and social sciences.

This working program is based on:
"Chemistry Course Program for Specialized and Advanced Study in Grades 10–11 of General Education Institutions (Specialized Level)" by O.S. Gabrielyan, I.T. Ostroumov – M.: Prosveshchenie, 2006.
State Educational Standard.

The program is implemented using the textbook:
"Chemistry. Grade 10. Specialized Level", O.S. Gabrielyan et al. – M.: Drofa, 2010.

Differences from the sample program: None

Thematic Plan

No.Sections / TopicsHours for Learning and PracticeHours for Assessment
1Introduction4