English III
OVERVIEW
Acquire the language, reading, writing, and speaking/listening skills necessary for success in college, career, and beyond. Become a critical reader and thinker as you dive deeply into the texts presented throughout this course. You will learn how to effectively research and integrate your findings, as well as cite your sources.
MAJOR CONCEPTS
Interpreting Literature
- Interpretations with American Drama
- Interpretations with Shakespearean Drama
- Using Context Clues to Make Meaning
- Denotations and Connotations
- 19th Century Foundations of American Literature
Informative Writing
- Citing Textual Evidence
- Sequence of Events and Central Ideas
- Analyzing Effectiveness
- Integrating and Evaluating Sources
- Thesis Statements
- Creating an Outline
- Developing Body Paragraphs
- Writing an Effective Conclusion
Narrative Writing
- Making Inferences
- Determining Themes
- Analyzing Author’s Choice
- Establishing Narration
- Writing Narrative Introductions
- Writing Narrative Body Paragraphs
- Revising the Narrative Essay
- Narrative Essay Draft
Understanding Poetry
- Hyphenation and Syntax
- Reading Poetry
- The Art of Language
- Understanding 20th Century Poetry
- Analyzing 20th Century Poetry
Analyzing History
- Analyzing Language
- Evaluating a Speech
- Evaluate Reasoning
- Analyzing Purpose
- Evaluating Rhetoric
- Gathering Information
- Integrating Information
Argument Writing
- Evaluating a Speaker
- Establishing Argument Writing
- Developing a Claim
- Introductions in Argument Writing
- Writing an Argument
- Conclusions in Argument Writing
- Revising Arguments
- Presenting an Argument
HONORS
Novel Study
- Choose Your Novel
- Identify Theme
- Developing Theme
- Writing About Theme
Shakespeare Study
- Analyzing Author’s Language
- Analyzing Plot
- Analyzing Personal Style
- Writing About Relevance
Fee Details
Progam | Regular | Honors |
Fee Component | Course Fee | |
Amount (USD) | $ 558 | $ 583 |
Description | To be paid by the student at the time of Enrollment. |
Grade Level
Grade 11
Duration
Annual
Requirements
Honors students will be required to read any one of the following Novels:
- The Great Gatsby by F. Scott Fitzgerald
- The Bean Trees by Barbara Kingsolver
- The Namesake by Jhumpa Lahiri