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It is each student's responsibility to plan accordingly and manage their time to ensure all requirements are completed by the deadline.  \nIf you have any questions about this assignment, please do not hesitate to reach out to me over the summer! You can send me an email [to](to mcastaneda@ndhsriverside.org-I will)[ ](to mcastaneda@ndhsriverside.org-I will)[mcastaneda@ndhsriverside.org](to mcastaneda@ndhsriverside.org-I will)[-I will](to mcastaneda@ndhsriverside.org-I will) also be on campus for summer school on Wednesdays from June 17th-July 22nd if you’d like to meet in person (schedule appt in advance) .  \nAssignment Requirements  \nYou will have three different parts to your submission.  \n● Part I-Textbook Introduction  \n● Part II-Textbook Unit 1 (Part 1 & 2)  \n● Part III-Flocabulary (online assignments & vocab/definitions written in notebook)  \n1. All textbook notes MUST be handwritten. Purchase a large notebook that you will use for the rest of the year. These notes will go in there. You will submit the notes online by submitting a PDF.  \n○ Each submission must be one long scanned PDF and in synchronous order. Individual pictures will not be accepted. You must figure out how to do this, otherwise no credit will be given.  \ni. You can either scan each page using a printer/scanner and create a PDF that way, or you can take a picture of each page and put it into Notability and export as a PDF.  \n2. All notes must meet the following requirements:  \n○ be detailed  \n○ handwritten  \n○ neat and legible  \n○ clean pages, no smudges, food marks etc.  \n○ all sections of notes must be included  \n○ highlight headings and subheadings  \nAssignment Requirements  \n1. Introduction pages xxix-liv  \na. Detailed notes on the entire introduction.  \nb. Make sure you understand the breakdown ofthe AP Lit exam and the textbook.  \n2. Unit 1 (Overview, Part 1, Part 2) pages 1-31  \na. Make sure you take the time to read the anchor texts.  \nb. Follow the directions from each section.  \ni. All sections must be included in your notes.  \nii. Read and take notes from pages 1-31.  \niii. Make sure you define ALL key terms.  \nc. In addition to the notes:  \ni. Complete all “Checkpoints”  \nii. Complete all “Composing on Your Own”  \niii. Do not complete Part 1 page 25 “Apply What You Have Learned”  \niv. Do not complete Part 2 page 31 “Apply What You Have Learned”  \nv. If I missed something. Do it.  \n3. Flocabulary  \n[a.](a. www.flocabulary.com/join-class)[ www.flocabulary.com/join-class](a. www.flocabulary.com/join-class)  \n[b. Class code](b. Class code)—6DPRMT  \nc. You must complete the work using your school email.  \nd. Complete all assigned work.  \ne. Copy the vocabulary and definitions to your notebook.  \nf. Submit all at once.  \ng. There will be a test the first week of school.  \nh. Assignments will lock on August 3rd @ 9 PM.  \n4. There will be a test the first week of school on the Introduction, Unit 1 (Part 1 & 2) and Vocabulary.  \n5. If you do not complete ALL of the homework, you will not be able to enroll in AP Lit. I will collect all notebooks on the first day of class. All work must be your own.  \n6. 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