Sophomore Accelerated |
In sophomore accelerated students will be exposed to many different literary genres and writing techniques. It is my goal to push students beyond their self-imposed limits when it comes to thinking about English and thinking in general. This class is centered around discussion and will require students to participate in class. Such participation relies on completion of assigned readings and other assignments. Below you will find an approximate outline of this course for first semester. Summer Reading Review – Two weeks
Analytical Thinking – Two weeks
The Old Man and the Sea – Five weeks
Guided Independent Reading Five weeks http://http://kelleyaculp.edu.glogster.com/girp-assessment/ UDL Semester Final project - one week Existentialism/Extraordinary Man theory - one week 2nd Semester Introduction to Shakespeare and drama http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-africa-14094918 or http://www.un.org/Pubs/CyberSchoolBus/discrim/race_b_at_print.asp AND Glogster registration: Educator code: 5BCAH8 2012 students only! Read through the speeches by Martin Luther King Jr. and Nelson Mandela. Summarize both speeches. Compare and contrast the two speeches. Connection Create a collage that shows aspects of both Apartheid in South Africa and The Civil Rights Movement in America. Your collage should contain at least 9 pictures from each event and two important quotes. |