9th Lit./Comp.-4th period Assignments
- Instructor
- Teacher Bobbie Rhodes
- Term
- 2020-21 1st Semester
- Department
- English Language Arts
- Description
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B-group: Wednesday, 11/18
A-group: Thursday, 11/19
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Wednesday, 11/4: A-group
Thursday, 11/5: B-group
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A-students: Complete for LFH Thursday!
The Persuasive Writing Slideshow is attached in case you need to review it. You will complete the assignment on the 4th period Rhetoric Slides--pick a slide and don't mess with anyone else's!
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Wednesday, 9/30 (A) & Thursday, 10/1 (B)
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Quiz dates: 9/24 (A) & 9/25 (B)
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Quiz dates: 9/24 (A) & 9/25 (B)
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Don't forget to bring your textbook to class!
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Don't forget to bring your textbook to class!
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B-group due Thursday
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Course Name: Freshman Literature/Composition (LNG 311-12)
Course Description: This course integrates writing, grammar and usage, literature, speaking, listening, and critical thinking skills. It presents the writing process: planning, drafting, revising, editing, and proofing; the study of form in personal narratives, descriptions, and expository papers with emphasis on technical writing. It includes reading a variety of multicultural literature: short stories, novels, tales, poetry, mythology, drama, and nonfiction. It emphasizes oral and written response to literature, distinguishing characteristics of various genres, literary elements, and vocabulary study. There is a state-mandated End-of-Course test for this course.
Freshman English emphasizes independent reading and writing assignments. The success depends in large part on the active participation of each class member in class discussion. Obviously, if you are not prepared, you will not add a great deal to the discussion. All students are expected to read assignments before class and come to class prepared to give 100 percent.
Course Materials:
- One 3-ring binder with pockets (may be shared with another class)
- Loose-leaf paper
- One composition notebook
- Pens & pencils
- Colors (colored pencils, markers, or crayons)