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Sophomore English: 1 Credit The
student will develop the structural and creative skills necessary to produce
written language that can be read and interpreted by various audiences. Writing
is a life-long interactive process that is used to communicate with a variety of
audiences and for a variety of purposes, adapting language conventions
appropriately according to context. Writing is an act of discovery, a means of
personal growth, and a tool for clarifying knowledge. Students’ course work
will include two novels, various writing assignments, two speeches, and
literature emphasizing cultural diversity. Students will take the Gateway
English II Exam upon completion of this course.
Junior English: 1 Credit The student will develop the
structural and creative skills necessary to produce written language that can be
read and interpreted by various audiences. The focus
will be on American Literature. To accomplish writing tasks more effectively,
students need exposure to a variety of strategies in order to approach writing
systematically.
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