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Ursuline educators truly care about you and your learning. They value teaching as a vocation and a ministry. As role models and mentors, they are dedicated to your success. And they are there to assist you every step of your way. “Ursuline students inspire me every day. Their joy and curiosity drive my teaching.”.
Ursuline Academy of Dallas summer program fosters academic and personal growth through diverse courses and ... The five types of summer learning opportunities offered by Ursuline Academy are: ... with the remaining course work being independent and collaborative activities on Blackboard. To be successful in this course, students must be self ...
They value teaching as a vocation and a ministry. As role models and mentors, they are dedicated to your success. And they are there to assist you every step of your way.
Following the call of the Ursuline Sisters, you’ll engage ethically, critically and empathetically with the world at large.
You’ll have the opportunity to study art, music, dance, theater, and speech.
Athletics help develop your mind, body, and spirit — teaching you good sportsmanship, teamwork, and leadership.
Come with your own special gifts and talents. Your spiritual life will be nurtured and developed.
From your first day of classes, you’ll feel part of a community rich with tradition. You’ll also get a chance to put your stamp on that tradition. From Intramurals to service trips, you’ll make friendships that will last far beyond your high school years.
Ursuline Academy of Dallas summer program fosters academic and personal growth through diverse courses and enrichment possibilities. Students can fulfill credit requirements, experience new cultures and prepare for college years and future professions. With a variety of course selections, students are offered the opportunity to explore their personal interests, unique abilities and talents. Ursuline’s faculty coupled with a student’s desire to learn provides ample opportunity to experience success in the summer program.
3631S Introduction to Computer Science: (Sophomore-Senior) This core semester course provides students with an introduction to computer architecture, networking and problem solving through programming. Using a high-level programming language, students learn how to read, modify, design, debug, and test algorithms that solve problems. Programming concepts include control structures, abstraction, modularity, and object-oriented design. Emphasis is placed on critical thinking skills to solve real-world problems. Relevance of computing to the student
OneSchoolhouse provides an exceptional all-girl and co-ed educational experience by connecting girls worldwide through relevant and engaging coursework in a dynamic online learning community. Guided by current research on how girls learn best, the School has dedicated itself to the following principles:
This course covers a full year of pre-calculus in eight weeks by addressing the algebraic and trigonometric concepts that lay the foundation for AP Calculus AB or BC. Students graph and solve polynomial, rational, exponential and logarithmic functions and apply these functions to model the relationship between different quantities in the real world. They explore the unit circle, solve trigonometric equations, and study abstract applications by proving trigonometric identities. Students then examine and apply algebraic representations of matrices, vectors, sequences and series, and conic sections by understanding the patterns and behaviors associated with these concepts. The course concludes with an introduction to calculus through limits. Students preparing for AP Calculus BC also have the option of studying polar coordinates, parametric functions, and derivatives. Students demonstrate mastery through traditional and alternative assessments, discussion prompts, reflection on their learning, group collaboration, and individual projects.Prerequisites: Algebra II, Departmental and Personal Counseling Approval June 11th until August 3rd $1,525 1 credit
course covers a full year of Algebra II in eight weeks by addressing algebraic functions and equations of lines and higher order polynomials; exponents and logarithms; rational expressions; absolute value; piecewise; and step. The course ends with an introduction to trigonometry beyond the right triangle. Students explore concepts directly through their own investigations, make and test conjectures about what they observe, and apply these conjectures to solve problems and create new conjectures. Assessments include tests and quizzes, discussion prompts, and group and individual projects. By the end of the course, students will have gained proficiency in critical thinking, pattern recognition, graphing, transformations, and communication.