JC 1 Lesson Plans
All subjects available for this grade level.
Aligned to MOE Syllabus Outcomes
10 subjects · 62 units · 198 topics
Ages 16-17
Biology
This course explores the fundamental principles governing life from the molecular level to complex ecosystems. Students analyze the intricate relationship between structure and function while investigating how genetic information drives biological diversity and continuity.
Chemistry
This course explores the fundamental principles of chemistry through the lens of atomic structure and chemical bonding. Students analyze how subatomic arrangements and energetic transitions dictate the macroscopic properties and reactivity of substances in the physical world.
Computing
A rigorous introduction to computer science principles focusing on algorithmic thinking and architectural foundations. Students develop software solutions while analyzing the impact of digital systems on the global landscape.
Economics
This course introduces students to the fundamental economic problem of scarcity and the analytical tools used to evaluate resource allocation. Students will master microeconomic theories of price determination and market failure while beginning their exploration of macroeconomic performance in the Singapore context.
English Language
This course prepares students for the rigors of the Singapore GCE A-Level General Paper by fostering critical consciousness and sophisticated communication. Students explore global and local issues through intensive cross-disciplinary analysis and argumentative writing to develop a matured personal voice.
Geography
This course explores the intricate connections between physical environmental systems and human development through the lens of sustainability. Students analyze complex global issues including climate change, urban transformations, and the evolving global economy to understand their impact on diverse places.
History
JC 1 History: Southeast Asian history from colonialism to nationalism, the Cold War in Asia, the formation of ASEAN, and comparative political systems. Students develop sophisticated analytical skills through the study of regional and international history.
Mathematics
This course bridges secondary mathematics to university-level thinking by emphasizing rigorous proof and abstract modeling. It focuses on developing logical precision and the ability to apply complex functions to real-world scenarios.
Mother Tongue Language
This course develops high level language proficiency through the exploration of contemporary social issues and cultural identity. Students engage in critical analysis of media texts and practice sophisticated argumentative discourse to prepare for real world communication in a globalized context.
Physics
This course bridges fundamental concepts with complex mathematical modeling to explore the physical universe. Students develop rigorous analytical skills through experimental investigation and theoretical derivation of motion, energy, and field theories.