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|\n| ● Preparing for High School Advanced Academics Programs\u003Cbr>○ AP--Advanced Placement\u003Cbr>○ DC--Dual Credit through Lone Star--Montgomery\u003Cbr>○ IB--International Baccalaureate\u003Cbr>● Reading on or above grade level\u003Cbr>● Scores Masters or Meets on State Assessments\u003Cbr>● High Achiever\u003Cbr>○ wants to perform well on assessments, projects, assignments\u003Cbr>○ Is willing to put forth extra effort\u003Cbr>● Asks questions | ● Independent Learner\u003Cbr>○ Student takes responsibility for their own learning\u003Cbr>■ Minimal to no missing assignments\u003Cbr>■ Strong study skills\u003Cbr>■ self-motivated\u003Cbr>○ Self-disciplined\u003Cbr>○ Problem solver\u003Cbr>● Life-long learner\u003Cbr>○ Demonstrates a hunger for knowledge\u003Cbr>○ Proficient oral and written |\n\n\n| Differences between on-level and advanced courses/expectations |  |  |\n| --- | --- | --- |\n| CONTENT AREA | ON-LEVEL COURSE FOCUS | ADVANCED COURSE FOCUS |\n| ENGLISH | ● Sustain foundational language skills\u003Cbr>● Develop and deepen reading comprehension ● Compose evidence-based responses\u003Cbr>● Read and analyze multiple genres\u003Cbr>● Determine and evaluate author’s purpose\u003Cbr>● Revise and edit compositions\u003Cbr>● Engage in inquiry and research | ● Outside reading requirements with class discussion ● Higher level questioning\u003Cbr>● Depth and extension of RLA standards\u003Cbr>● Oral presentations\u003Cbr>● Performance-based assessments and projects\u003Cbr>● PSAT Vocabulary-Focus on 7th and 8th grade |\n| SCIENCE | ● Essential science standards\u003Cbr>● Laboratory Activities with lab reports\u003Cbr>● Some projects\u003Cbr>● More teacher guidance | ● Depth and extensions of science standard\u003Cbr>● Increased amount of reading and lab reports ● Independent projects and/or Science Fair\u003Cbr>● Less teacher guidance\u003Cbr>● Students with special Interest in Science |\n| SOCIAL STUDIES | ● Course Standards (course specific) including 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