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The Way Ahead Elections Index (Teacher's Book) Index (Student's book) Teacher's Notes Lesson 4 STUDENTS NEED TO SIGN UP (FOR THE EVALUATION SESSION WHO'S TAKING THE MINUTES FOR THIS LESSON? REMIND STUDENTS TO FILL IN THEIR ATTENDANCE SHEETS FOR THIS AND EVERY LESSON. Student's book, page . "Promises" - Warm-up: Materials: Student book balloons, tape, eggs, cloths, paper (Teacher) Students Groups Rationale: Promising (identifying key concepts); memory game. Method: Students use the chart at the bottom of the page (Students; book) to get things started. One student begins with a promise: "I will reduce taxes." The next student repeats that promise and adds a new one: "Yes, he/she will reduce taxes, but I will make new jobs." The next student adds another promise: "Yes, he/she (pointing) will reduce taxes, he/she (pointing) will make new jobs, but I will help old people." The activity continues as a chain-memory exercise, students adding their own promises to those on the page. Notes: Student's book, pages

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Success! He will experience mastering new exercises, performing them in front of a group, hearing the applause and praise of his peers. He will share words and ideas with ready and appreciative listeners, enjoy tasting poems and stories, relish taking part in exciting dramas. Mostly he will feel a growing sense of pride in his abilities. Yes. One of our main goals is helping to develop your child's mastery and appreciation of the English language. We aim to open the imagination and develop creative thinking. Reading and speaking good literature, especially poetry, is one of the most powerful ways of doing this. Early experience of poetry opens a door to some of the fundamentals in skillful and creative language use, makes children receptive to the rhythms and tones of English, to the play of sounds and words and the structuring of meaning. Even very young children pick up on this and so reading, comprehension and writing is easier. He should! We enjoy what we are good at and we aim to show every student what it feels like to be at your best. Drama is tremendous fun and allows us to take part as much as we feel comfortable to. When we are under-confident we get lost in the crowd until we feel ready to try out a leadership role. Most children leave class with big smiles on their faces. If you are aware that your child has not enjoyed himself pass this on to his teacher immediately. She will want to deal with whatever the problem might be and get him right back on course.

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Course Policies for Composition I at JCCC Instructor: Andrea L. Broomfield, Ph.D. Office: GEB 165 J Office Hours: MWF 8:00-9:00; T 8:30-9:30; and by appointment Office extension: Email: abroomfi@jccc.net Welcome to what promises to be an interesting and challenging composition course, one that also promises to be of importance to your future. Increasingly, good writing skills and your ability to conceive of, communicate, and execute ideas, are keys to success in this society. I look forward to helping you make strides in all of these areas. Please read the following course policies and objectives carefully. Agreement to stay in this class means that you accept and will abide by the policies stated therein. COURSE DESCRIPTION: Composition I focuses on writing non-fiction prose suitable in its expression and content to both its occasion and its audience. Students will have an opportunity to improve in all phases of the writing process: discovering ideas, gathering information, planning and organizing, drafting, revising, and editing. Each essay written in the course should clearly communicate a central idea or thesis, contain sufficient detail to be lively and convincing, reflect the voice of the writer and use carefully edited standard English.

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ENGLISH PROGRAM GRADE SIX ENGLISH ENGLISH 6 The primary goal of the sixth grade English Program is to promote effective communication skills. The three basic strands of the program are writing, language study, and speaking and listening. The writing strand consists of three components: pre-writing, writing, and rewriting. The language strand focuses on sentence structure, types of sentences and parts of speech. The speaking and listening strand develops active, effective discourse in formal and informal situations. The opportunity to extend and showcase their writing talents is available to the students through the grade six authoring program. GRADE SEVEN ENGLISH 71-ENGLISH 7 This course is intended for self-reliant, motivated, well-organized, learners who have reading and writing skills of a higher proficiency than grade level. Students will read four to five required novels that stress survival and building self-esteem. Literature units also include short stories, science fiction, poetry, and drama. Discussion and composition topics are related to the themes of the texts and units. The literary techniques of writers are studied and practiced. Process writing is the standard for rough drafts and final copies of composition. Vocabulary and grammar skills are taught within the context of their usage. One half-hour of homework, five nights per week is the norm. Various projects are assigned throughout the year. The basics of research are taught within the classroom and in library sessions.

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"CLUSTER" SYLLABUS - FALL, 2000 Courses: Engl 123 - Freshman Composition II GE 102 - Introduction to Engineering Spch 101 - Public Speaking "[Y]ou cannot afford to think of being here to receive an education; you will do better to think of yourselves as being here to claim one. One of the dictionary definitions of the verb "to claim" is" to take as the rightful owner; to assert in the face of possible contradiction . "To receive" is . .. to act as receptacle or container for; to accept as authoritative or true. Responsibility for yourself means refusing to let others do your thinking, talking, and naming for you; it means learning to respect and use your own brains and instincts; hence, grappling with hard work." Adrienne Rich "If a builder erect a house for a man and do not make its construction firm, and the house he built collapse and cause the death of the owner of the house, that builder shall be put to death." Hammurabi "All the great speakers were bad speakers at first." -Ralph Waldo Emerson Instructors: Teresa M. Burns, 351 Gardner Hall, 342-1928, burnst

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Huntington High School Course Descriptions ENGLISH DEPARTMENT ENGLISH I credit =1 5 periods 2 semesters taught in grade 9 required all courses of study Description of the course: English I consists of an intense study of parts of speech, parts of a sentence, clauses, phrases, verbals, and sentence structure. Mechanics and usage are reviewed, while composition and vocabulary are stressed throughout the entire course. The study of literature includes reading, discussing and interpreting various kinds of literature: short stories, poetry, biography and drama. ENGLISH II credit =1 5 periods 2 semesters taught in grade 10 required all courses of study Description of the course: English II includes an indepth study of grammar, sonsisting of the study of parts of speech, parts of a sentence, phrases, clauses, mechanics, and usage. Units in Shakespeare, poetry, short stories, drama, and legends comprise the literature segments of the class. Composition and vocabulary are integral parts of all areas of study in English II. ENGLISH III credit =1 5 periods 2 semesters taught in grade 11 required all courses of study Description of the course: Eleventh grade English consists of basic composition, fundamental speech, and American Literature, which includes at least one novel.

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