This course builds further upon the basics learned in Spanish I & II. Higher level grammar concepts such as the Subjunctive Mood, vocabulary, Spanish culture with an emphasis on specific cities and countries, combined with Spanish literature are integral parts of this challenging course.- Teacher: Leah Russell
This course builds further upon the basics learned in Spanish I & II. Higher level grammar concepts such as the Subjunctive Mood, vocabulary, Spanish culture with an emphasis on specific cities and countries, combined with Spanish literature are integral parts of this challenging course.
Spanish II builds on the basics learned in Spanish I. New vocabulary, more culture, and LOTS of new verbs and tenses form the foundation for this course.- The English IV course is designed to provide basic skills in British Literature, composition, and research methods. Students will learn how to read British Literature critically and write in response to a literary work. Students will also acquire advanced composition skills, research methodology, and increased vocabulary skills. The overall goal of the course being the improvement of student critical reading, writing, and research skills for success at the college level.
- The English IV course is designed to provide basic skills in British Literature, composition, and research methods. Students will learn how to read British Literature critically and write in response to a literary work. Students will also acquire advanced composition skills, research methodology, and increased vocabulary skills. The overall goal of the course being the improvement of student critical reading, writing, and research skills for success at the college level.
- Students who successfully complete this course will be able to think of language above the analysis level and be capable of writing meaningful essays. This course prepares students for College Board's AP test, given annually on the student's home campus.
The English I course is designed to provide a foundation in basic language and literature-related skills. Students will learn how to use the language more effectively, especially in the area of written expression. Students will also obtain skills in vocabulary acquisition, reading comprehension, analysis of literature, and critical thinking.
