English 11: Semester 1
Description: In this class, we will be working on expanding our knowledge of English. Specifically, this will include reading poems and stories, and sharpening our writing skills. English, however, is far more than reading and writing. English is all about learning to connect with the viewpoints and experiences of others. People of all ages, races, religions, and backgrounds have contributed to literature, and we are going to learn a lot from studying their words and ideas. Throughout this course, you will develop an understanding of many new concepts. You will have plenty of opportunities to show off the skills you learn through your coursework, quizzes, and exams. You’ll even be able to evaluate your own learning experience through surveys. Specifically, by the end of this course you will understand the following concepts: understand new vocabulary words; understand and identify literary elements within a text; understand how to utilize proper grammar and punctuation in your writing; produce research-based writing; apply proper research skills, including how to identify credible sources; apply reading strategies to your reading to further understanding; analyze seminal U.S. documents; understand how to annotate texts; review ACT test strategies and practice materials; and understand rhetorical strategies and persuasive writing.
Credit Hours: 0.5
Price: $250 [$200.00 Course Fee | $50.00 Admin Fee]
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REQUIRED RESOURCES:
- Reliable access to a computer and internet connection
- Crucible (Arthur Miller)
- Macbeth (William Shakespeare)
- Great Gatsby (F. Scott Fitzgerald)
*Students attending Educational Advantage will have the opportunity to use EA’s copy of the texts or listen to them via Audible.
*Please note: Some texts may contain mature themes, situations, or language.