الإحصاء — الصف الثالث الثانوي
Statistics — Secondary Grade 3
الارتباط والانحدار، الساق والأوراق والرباعيات ونصف المدى الربيعي، الاحتمال والاحتمال الشرطي والاستقلال، المتغيرات العشوائية والتوقع والتباين وذو الحدين والهندسي والمتغير المتصل، والتوزيع…
Egyptian History — Secondary Grade 2
دعم مقرر التاريخ المصري للبكالوريا (الصف الثاني): بناء الدولة المصرية واستمرارها، تحولات القوة وبناء الوعي في العصر الحديث والمعاصر، مصر وقضايا التحرر في الوطن العربي وإفريقيا، الحربان العالميتان وتحولات النظام الدولي، مصر والقضية الفلسطينية، والسلام العالمي بين الواقع والمأمول.
Support for the Egyptian Baccalaureate Egyptian History course: the building and continuity of the Egyptian state, power shifts and national awareness in modern and contemporary Egypt, Egypt and liberation movements in the Arab world and Africa, the two world wars and the changing world order, Egypt and the Palestinian question, and world peace.
Each unit starts from the book's central question; lessons combine a timeline, a cause–effect analysis and a short document task, ending in a reasoned judgement.
Estimated duration: full year ≈ 30 weeks (24 academy lessons + document-analysis and review weeks)
Who it is for: All Baccalaureate S2 students (core subject)
Prerequisites: S1 History (CRS-S1-HISTORY)
تقييمات ومحتوى من إعداد الأكاديمية – ليست امتحانات رسمية. / Academy-authored content and assessments – not an official exam.
Support for the Egyptian Baccalaureate Egyptian History course: the building and continuity of the Egyptian state, power shifts and national awareness in modern and contemporary Egypt, Egypt and liberation movements in the Arab world and Africa, the two world wars and the changing world order, Egypt and the Palestinian question, and world peace.
Who it is for: All Baccalaureate S2 students (core subject)
Prerequisites: S1 History (CRS-S1-HISTORY)
Academy-authored content.
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