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This course is an introduction to basic school-level study of vocabulary acquisition, composition, reading, and public | This course is an introduction to basic school-level study of vocabulary acquisition, composition, reading, and public | ||
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speaking. The work of the year is focused on effectively and persuasively organizing, supporting, and presenting | speaking. The work of the year is focused on effectively and persuasively organizing, supporting, and presenting | ||
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materials in writing and speech tailored to specific occasions and audiences. Reading is selected to emphasize the | materials in writing and speech tailored to specific occasions and audiences. Reading is selected to emphasize the | ||
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challenges of effective communication. The course uses the works and ideas of canonical and contemporary writers | challenges of effective communication. The course uses the works and ideas of canonical and contemporary writers | ||
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such as Rostand, Golding, Orwell, and Acevedo. | such as Rostand, Golding, Orwell, and Acevedo. | ||
| + | * Homework Expectation: Surveyed students reported 1-2 hours per week | ||
| + | * This class is a College Prep Class | ||
| + | == Should I take this course? == | ||
| + | This class or [[English 9A]] is mandatory for freshmen to take. Take this class if you are not comfortable with your English skills and need some extra support from teachers. | ||
Revision as of 16:52, 2 August 2023
This is the English college prep course for 9th grade, introduced in the 2022-2023 school year.
Course catalog description
This course is an introduction to basic school-level study of vocabulary acquisition, composition, reading, and public speaking. The work of the year is focused on effectively and persuasively organizing, supporting, and presenting materials in writing and speech tailored to specific occasions and audiences. Reading is selected to emphasize the challenges of effective communication. The course uses the works and ideas of canonical and contemporary writers such as Rostand, Golding, Orwell, and Acevedo.
- Homework Expectation: Surveyed students reported 1-2 hours per week
- This class is a College Prep Class
Should I take this course?
This class or English 9A is mandatory for freshmen to take. Take this class if you are not comfortable with your English skills and need some extra support from teachers.