Credit Recovery English 11 +
English 11 + (2 of 2) continues the exploration of advanced reading, writing, and analysis with a blend of literature and informational texts. Students will study pivotal U.S. documents and literary works to enhance their command of rhetoric, thematic development, and inferential reasoning. The curriculum emphasizes the study of syntax, precise language, and figures of speech to support robust understanding and argumentation. Writing efforts focus on a researched argument essay, a speech, and a multimedia presentation, fostering comprehensive research and effective communication skills.
Credit Recovery English 11 +
English 11 + (1 of 2) focuses on advanced reading, writing, and analysis, engaging with both literary and informational texts. This semester includes readings from significant literary works, alongside critical essays, historical documents, and scientific texts to deepen understanding of textual evidence, themes, inferences, vocabulary, figurative language, complex grammar, and usage conventions. Students will refine their skills in using reference materials for precise language and contested usage. Writing assignments encompass a detailed informational essay and a narrative, emphasizing research, narrative techniques, and argument development.
English 11 +
English 11 + (1 of 2) focuses on advanced reading, writing, and analysis, engaging with both literary and informational texts. This semester includes readings from significant literary works, alongside critical essays, historical documents, and scientific texts to deepen understanding of textual evidence, themes, inferences, vocabulary, figurative language, complex grammar, and usage conventions. Students will refine their skills in using reference materials for precise language and contested usage. Writing assignments encompass a detailed informational essay and a narrative, emphasizing research, narrative techniques, and argument development.
English 11 +
English 11 + (2 of 2) continues the exploration of advanced reading, writing, and analysis with a blend of literature and informational texts. Students will study pivotal U.S. documents and literary works to enhance their command of rhetoric, thematic development, and inferential reasoning. The curriculum emphasizes the study of syntax, precise language, and figures of speech to support robust understanding and argumentation. Writing efforts focus on a researched argument essay, a speech, and a multimedia presentation, fostering comprehensive research and effective communication skills.
Public Speaking
Public Speaking (1 of 1) explores effective communication skills for success in a variety of speaking situations. Topics include: small and large group discussions, delivery speeches in front of audiences, research and organization, writing for verbal delivery, stylistic choices, visual and presentation skills, analysis and critique, and development of self-confidence.