Mitchell - Lit/Comp 3 (Section F 6) Assignments
- Instructor
- Ms. Carrie Mitchell
- Term
- 2017-2018 School Year
- Department
- Language Arts
- Description
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Class Title:
Literature &
Composition 3
Code:
HLA370
Text:
See Literature Scope & Sequence
Rating:
5
Prerequisite:
Lit/Comp 2 highly recommended
Grade:
11-12
Fees:
None
Max:
12
Can be repeated? Yes
Description: This class is designed to integrate literature and writing for the upper high school student and prepare students for college writing. With whole book studies as the starting point, students in this class will explore the key components of literature, as well as investigate the historical and cultural context of each core work. Students will develop and refine their reading comprehension strategies and their ability to think critically about literature. In addition, reading selections will also provide a springboard for writing exercises and the development of formal essays through which students will explore writing techniques, sentence structure, and grammar. Literature selections will be determined at the beginning of the year, selected from our Literature Scope and Sequence found at the back of this catalog. Note: This class is designed so that students can take it two years in a row, with alternating book lists each year.
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Intro with Background Info, & Clear Thesis Statement (Please highlight or underline)
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Conclusion that Effectively Wraps Up Main Ideas
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Body Paragraph(s) with Significant Quotes to Support Thesis - cited correctly & with signal phrases and anchors
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MLA Formatting (see template below)
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No Errors in Mechanics, Usage & Grammar (MUGs)
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3. TWO COMPLETE PAGES of Reading Notes - new style as discussed in class. ;)
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Please finish Act I of Macbeth.
I would suggest reading the original text and then the help text if you need to, but as we go through the play, it will be important to not rely overmuch on the right side of the page. Shakespeare takes some getting used to, but it's readable and definitely gets easier with practice.
Use this: L/C III MacB Reading Notes Template to take reading notes as you go - either on your own paper or make a copy of the doc and do so on the computer.