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Fall English 11 AP Language & Composition Student Syllabus Mrs. Avery

This syllabus outlines the assignments, readings, and assessments for an AP English Language and Composition course taught by Mrs. Avery over the fall trimester. It provides the schedule of assignments due each week, including SOAPSTONE analyses, in-class essays, formal essays, multiple choice quizzes, and presentations. Readings cover topics like the writer's identity, confronting social issues, and philosophical reflection. The syllabus also details policies like late work receiving half credit unless excused by a parent phone call, and makeup sessions on Tuesday mornings.

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Fall English 11 AP Language & Composition Student Syllabus Mrs. Avery

This syllabus outlines the assignments, readings, and assessments for an AP English Language and Composition course taught by Mrs. Avery over the fall trimester. It provides the schedule of assignments due each week, including SOAPSTONE analyses, in-class essays, formal essays, multiple choice quizzes, and presentations. Readings cover topics like the writer's identity, confronting social issues, and philosophical reflection. The syllabus also details policies like late work receiving half credit unless excused by a parent phone call, and makeup sessions on Tuesday mornings.

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Fall English 11 AP Language & Composition Student Syllabus

Mrs. Avery
Date Due
Assignment/Title
Week 1 Unit One: The Writers Identity & Duties
M 8/25/2014 Introduction: Moodle Website Information at : http://moodle.etcportal.org/
Classroom Expectations, Fall Trimester syllabus, The AP Language and Composition Exam: May,13, 2015
Legible Print or Cursive Penmanship Assignment due: 9/5/14 Faulkners Nobel Prize Acceptance Speech Moodle Website. Print for class on Tuesday
8.26.14
(All Soapstone assignments are handwritten in legible printed or cursive penmanship in your 3 ring binder)
T 8/26
In-class Workshop Close Reading/Analysis Faulkner
Introduction to SOAPSTone and 1,2,3,4 critical thinking & Mini in-class essay argument
W 8/27
My Sojourn in the Lands of My Ancestors Maya Angelou Soapstone completion points (100) Mini In-class essay argument
T 8/28
In-class Workshop The Culture of Thin Bites Fiji Ellen Goodman Print essay. Highlight important words, phrases, sentences.
Circle words you dont understand. Write definitions. Mark 1. Assertion 2. Support 3. Cause and effect 4. So what? Further
implications. Marked essays (100) Mini In-class essay argument
F 8/29
To My Dear and Loving Husband Anne Bradstreet
The Story of an Hour Kate Chopin Soapstone (100) Mini in-class essay argument
Week 2 Unit One: The Writers Identity & Duties
M 9/1 Labor Day Observance
T 9/2
#1 AP In-class essay (100 completion)
Enrichment Reading: 1980 Richard Rodriguez Aria: A Memoir of a Bilingual Childhood (20 pages) (300) (Moodle Enrichment
20th Century to the Present)
W 9/3
AP Scoring
T 9/4
AP Scoring
F 9/5
AP Scoring
Penmanship Assignment Due (300)
Week 3 Unit One: The Writers Identity & Duties
M 9/8
Formal essay #1 Synthesis due (100) completion
T 9/9
Formal essay #1 Due Presentations Begin (evaluation 300) (listening analysis 100) (presentation 100)
W 9/10
Presentations
Back to School Night
T 9/11
Presentations
F 9/12
MC #1 (100) & MC Study Guide Preparation for score revision. List every term in both the passage and the questions that you dont know. Look up
the words/terms and write the answers/explanations. These Study Guides are due on the day of the next MC. They will be graded and these points will
be added to the previous MC score.

Enrichment Reading: 1901 Mark Twain Corn-Pone Opinions (5 pages) (Moodle) (300)
Week 4 Unit Two: Confronting the Status Quo
M 9/15
Speech in the Virginia Convention Patrick Henry & Aint I a Woman? Sojourner Truth Soapstone (100)
Announce Op-Ed Lottery system for Papers #2 and #3

T 9/16

In-class Workshop Social Lubricant: How a Marketing Campaign Became the Catalyst for a Societal Debate Rob Walker Marked
essays & Those Unnerving Ads Using Real Women Meghan Daum Marked essays (100)
W 9/17
#2 AP In-class essay (100 completion)
Enrichment Reading: 1911 Randolph Bourne The Handicapped (14 pages) (300)
T 9/18
AP Scoring
F 9/19
AP Scoring
In-class workshop MC #1 Review Op-Ed Lottery for Paper #2 NYT only
Week 5 Unit Two: Confronting the Status Quo
M 9/22
#3 AP In-class essay (100 completion)
Enrichment Reading: Letter from Birmingham Jail Martin Luther King Jr.
T 9/23
AP Scoring
W 9/24
AP scoring
T 9/25
Formal Essay#2 Rhetorical First Draft due (100)
F 9/26
Formal Essay #2 Final Draft Due (300) Listening Analysis (100) Presentation (100)
Week 6 Unit Two: Conclusion of Confronting the Status Quo Beginning of Unit Three: Philosophical Reflection
M 9/29
Formal Essay #2 presentations
T 9/30
#4 AP In-class essay (100 completion)
Enrichment Reading: 1937 Richard Wright The Ethics of Living Jim Crow(12 pages) (300)
W 10/1
AP scoring
T 10/2
Unit Three Philosophical Reflection
Necessary to Protect Ourselves Malcolm X Interviewed by Les Crane Soapstone (100)
F 10/3
#2 MC (100) & MC Study Guide Preparation. List every term in both the passage and the questions that you dont know. Look up the words/terms
and write the answers/explanations. These Study Guides are due on the day of the next MC. They will be graded and these points will be added to the
previous MC score.

Enrichment Reading: 1955 Rachel Carson The Marginal World (6 pages) (300)

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Fall English 11 AP Language & Composition Student Syllabus


Mrs. Avery

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Periods 3

Mrs. Averys Sub Rule


With respect to behavior when I am unable to be in class. If there is even one incident of rude behavior, the entire class will serve five hours of detention. I am certain
that this is a responsibility that no one would wish to shoulder. In this classroom we treat each other with respect and kindness. Please show one another and the
substitute teacher how admirably you respond to the challenge called life. Thank you very much.

Late Work Policy


Any work not submitted on the due date will receive credit. Let me explain. Lets say your paper would receive 500 points out of 500wellif its late, it will score
250 points out of 500. This is NOT NEGOTIABLE. For illness to count as an excuse, I will need a phone conference with a parent, who will testify to me that you
were ill, BEFORE I will accept the work for full credit.

All make ups are on Tuesday mornings. They begin promptly at 7 AM in room 207. Failure to show = a zero.

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