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Literature & Composition Course Syllabus – First Semester  \nNote:  \nThis calendar is as accurate as I can make it at the beginning of the semester. As weeks go by and interruptions occur, we will need to readjust the calendar.  \nP= Precis / Discussion (Assignment must be read and analysis typed/printed by this day)  \nLAW= Lively Art of Writing Assignment (assignment must be typed/printed by this day)  \nAugust  \nM-26 Interest Survey  \nCurriculum Letter  \nClass Requirements  \nSummer Assignment  \nClass Website T-27 Seat Assignments  \nCollect Summer Assignment  \nIntroduce Mythology Study Guide  \nMythology Test Announcement  \nIntroduce Research/Debate Paper  \nResearch/Debate Sign-up  \nW-28 Intro to LAW“Assignments” [Due Tuesdays] Introduction to Writing:  \nPre-Writing Worksheet (3-8)  \nWriting Terms: Concrete Details/Topic Sentence  \nHomework: Practice Pre-Writing (12-15):[due tomorrow]  \nR-29 Practice Pre-Writing (12-15)  \nIntroduction to Writing:  \nElaboration (21-24)  \nWriting Terms: Commentary  \nParagraph Format (27-30) F-30 Introduction to Writing:  \nWriting Introductions  \nPractice Writing Introductions  \nWriting Terms: Thesis  \nSeptember  \nM-2 Non-Student/Non-Teacher Day  \nT-3 LAW: Ch. 1,“Assignments”, \\#‘s 1-3  \nTimed Writing: Open Question W-4 Peer Editing: Intro to the Open Question  \nABC's of Timed Writing  \nRubric and Calibration  \nR-5 Multiple Choice (AP Practice/Unit):  \nIntroduction to Multiple-Choice  \nCorrect Practice Multiple-Choice  \nScores Chart  \nMultiple-Choice Redemption (15 min.) F-6 AP Terms Test (First Semester)  \nMythology Study Guide: Parts 1 and 2 Due  \nM-9 Timed Writing: Prose Question  \nT-10 LAW: Ch. 2,“Assignments”, \\#‘s 1-6  \nPeer Editing: Intro to Prose Question Rubric and Calibration  \nIntroduction to Peer Editing Sheet W-11 Precis Introduction  \nLit. Analysis Handout  \nMythology Review  \nElements of Literature: Tone (8-9, 11) R-12 Elements of Literature: Tone Writing (1-4) F-13 Mythology Test  \nMythology Study Guide: Parts 3 and 4 Due  \nM-16 Timed Writing: Poetry Question  \nT-17 LAW: Ch. 3,“Assignments”, \\#1  \nTPS-FASTT Practice  \n[If time permits]: Peer Editing: Intro to  \nPoetry Question/Rubric and Calibration W-18 P: Oedipus Rex  \n(Lines 1-375; Dover: p.1-12)  \nMultiple Choice/Correct Multiple-Choice  \nMultiple-Choice Redemption (15 min.) R-19 Elements of Literature: Detail (1-2, 4, 10)  \nElements of Literature:  \nDetail Writing (13-17) F-20 P: Oedipus Rex  \n(Lines 376-799; Dover: p. 13-26)  \nOedipus Rex Reading Check  \nM-23 Homework:  \nRead “Essay Introduction Tips”  \nTimed Writing: Prose T-24 Review “Essay Introduction Tips”  \nCreate 1 “Perfect” Introduction W-25 P: Oedipus Rex  \n(Lines 800-1215; Dover: p. 27-39)  \nOedipus Rex Reading Check  \nR-26 Research/Debate Paper due for ALL groups  \nElements of Literature:  \nDiction Writing (11, Paragraph Format): Write Intro/First Body Paragraph  \nF-27 P: Oedipus Rex  \n(Lines 1216-End; Dover: p. 40-end)  \nIrony in Oedipus Rex/Aristotle Poetics and Oedipus Rex [if time permits]  \nIntroduce Novel Project/Presentations Introduce Bible as Literature Readings/Test  \nOedipus Rex Lit. Analysis Review  \nOctober  \nM-30 Debates: Groups 1, 2, 3  \nT-1 Debates: Groups 4, 5, 6  \nW-2 Debates: Groups 7, 8, 9  \nR-3 Debates: Groups 10, 11, 12  \nF-4 Debates: Groups 13, 14, 15  \nM-7 Non-Student/Non-Teacher Day (Development)  \nT-8 Bible as Literature Test  \nW-9 Hamlet Reading Check  \nP: Hamlet (Act 1)  \nKenneth Branagh’s Hamlet (Act 1  \nSelections)  \nR-10 Novel Double-Entry \\#1 due  \nElements of Literature:  \nFigurative Language Part 1  \n(Figurative Language Terms, 6-9,  \n11-13,15-18) [correct in class]  \n“Hamlet Character  \nDevelopment” (homework if not complete) F-11 P: Hamlet (Act 2)  \nHamlet Reading Check  \nKenneth Branagh’s Hamlet (Act 2  \nSelections)  \nM-14 Oedipus Rex Lit. Analysis due  \nTimed Writing: Oedipus Rex T-15 LAW: Ch. 5,“Assignments”, \\#‘s 1-3  \nMultiple Choice/Correct Multiple-Choice Multiple-Choice Redemption (15 min.)“Embedding Quotations”/Revisi","cbCaia9tnHot8i6J","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaia9tnHot8i6J","pdf",114379,"English","# August\n## M-26 Interest Survey\n## T-27 Seat Assignments\n## W-28 Intro to LAW Assignments\n## R-29 Practice Pre-Writing\n# September\n## M-2 Non-Student/Non-Teacher Day\n## T-3 LAW Ch. 1 Assignments 1-3\n## F-6 AP Terms Test\n## T-10 LAW Ch. 2 Assignments 1-6\n## R-12 Elements of Literature: Tone Writing\n## F-13 Mythology Test\n# October\n## M-30 Debates Groups 1-3\n## W-2 Debates Groups 7-9\n## M-14 Oedipus Rex Lit. 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