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ACADEMICS


 
Boston Arts Academy 9th Grade Academic Outcomes for Digital Portfolios
Math
Science
Humanities
Spanish
Seminar
1. Correctly identifies and names 2-dimensional and 3-dimensional figures.
1. Demonstrate an understanding of the Engineering design process by applying it to a design and construction of an organizer prototype.
1. Define and demonstrate understanding of the five themes of geography and apply these to various African contexts.

1. Describe people, places and things: use appropriate vocabulary, phrases and expressions to describe a
significant person, family member, use appropriate vocabulary, phrases and expressions to define and
communicate directions to your home or an important place in your community.
1. Complete 8 pages of typed writing.


2. Use given formulas to determine the perimeter, lateral area, surface area, and/or volume of 2 and 3-dimensional figures.
2.  Demonstrate an understanding of forces that act on structures and how these forces may contribute to failure.
2. Demonstrate in-depth knowledge of the political, religious, social, economic, and artistic aspects of one African society.
2. Express likes and dislikes:
Use appropriate vocabulary, phrases and expressions to express (opinions) likes, dislikes about a specific community, art form or family member to others.
2. Compose a four-five paragraph essay with: An introduction that has hook, intro topic, a thesis, main ideas in paragraphs, evidence/examples and details to support main ideas with complete sentences.
3. Use the general circle equation to identify and draw circles on the coordinate plane.
3.  Demonstrate an understanding of Energy and Power Technologies-fluid system by passing an exam on this material.
3. Read, think, and discuss critically for comprehension, application and personal relevance.
3. Students of modern languages will speak in a language other than English to present information, concepts, and ideas on a variety of topics, produce clear pronunciation and articulation in the target language
3. Completely read 2 novels.
4. Independently identify opportunities to use formulas to solve problems.
4.  Demonstrate an understanding of Energy and Power-thermal system by designing an energy efficient house, including construction materials needed for this plan.
4. Demonstrate understanding of three literary genres: poetry essay and short story.
4. Meet the 9th grade reading benchmark as determined by Gates Assessment of reading comprehension.
5. Correctly interprets and draws transformations of figures on the coordinate plane.
5.  Demonstrate an understanding of electrical systems and communications by passing a test in which focusing on electrical components.
5. Demonstrate a writing process that may include prewriting, drafting, revising, editing and presenting/publishing.
5. Demonstrate understanding of writing in four genres: memoir, persuasive, compare and contrast, and research.
6. Use trigonometric ratios and/or Pythagorean theorem to solve for the unknown sides and/or angles of right triangles.
6. Work collaboratively, productively and cooperatively in of a community of learners.
6. Read, think, and discuss critically for comprehension, application and personal relevance.
7. Use both standard and metric rulers to accurately perform linear measurement.
8. Use a protractor to accurately perform angle measurement in degrees.
9. Independently identifies opportunities to use scale and proportion to solve problems.
10. Analyze and predict the outcome of Basic computer language programs.
11. Create basic computer language programs to animate translation vectors.

If you are interested in any additional Boston Arts Academy curricular materials, please contact Ms. Corey Evans, Director of the Center for Arts in Education. She may be reached at 617-635-6470, ext. 312 or cevans@bostonartsacademy.org.