English 11 IB Assignments
- Instructor
- Mr. Matthew Falk
- Term
- 2018-19 School Year
- Department
- English
- Description
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This is the third course in Rowland High School's English honors series, and it builds on the skills taught in the two prior classes. Language A: Literature is a two-year, International Baccalaureate English class that emphasizes critical reading and interpretive writing. Students will also be required to plan and deliver formal and informal oral presentations. Works of core literature include: The Tragedy of Macbeth, Miss Julie, Blood Wedding, The Sound of Waves, The House of the Spirits, and Teaching a Stone to Talk. Additional works of shorter length are also studied.I use Turnitin.com for some essays completed at home.The first letter in the enrollment key is capitalized.Class ID: 18874769Enrollment key: FromeNote: I recommend that students earn a grade of "C" (75%) or higher in English 10 Honors prior to enrolling in this class. Students who do not meet this recommended prerequisite may struggle with the expectations of this course.
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- Movie title
- Tagline or slogan
- Image(s) or illustration(s)
- Minimum size: 12x18 (but may be larger)
- 30-27: Excellent quality; highly effective use of image and text to build anticipation; no errors in grammar
- 26-24: Good quality; effective use of image and text to build anticipation; no errors in grammar
- 23-21: Acceptable quality; use of image and text; very minor (if any) errors in grammar
- 20-1: Poster fails to meet minimum standards regarding content and quality
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- Must meet time requirement (roughly two minutes per page of dialogue)
- Include creative title and all group members’ names
- See Macbeth for dialogue structure
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- The purpose of the reflective statement is to provide a reflection on the interactive oral you just experienced.
- The reflective statement must be based on this question:
- How was your understanding of the cultural and contextual considerations of the work developed through the interactive oral?
- The reflective statement must meet the following requirements:
- 300-400 words (if limit is exceeded, assessment will be based on only the first 400 words)
- 5 or double spacing
- The title should include the phrase “Reflective Statement,” plus the title of the work (for example Reflective Statement: The Sound of Waves)
- The reflective statement must be typed and include an accurate word count at the end
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1.In what ways do time and place matter to this work?
2.What was easy to understand and what was difficult in relation to social and cultural context and issues?
3.What connections did you find between issues in the work and your own culture(s) and experience?
4.What aspects of technique are interesting in the work?
1.Louise, Luis, Nicholas, Deeya, Justin L
2.Sean, Ethan, Ida, Isabell
3.Lena, Siyu, Justin H, Angela
4.Milo, Ashley, Michelle, Eunice
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- The purpose of the reflective statement is to provide a reflection on the interactive oral you just experienced.
- The reflective statement must be based on this question:
- How was your understanding of the cultural and contextual considerations of the work developed through the interactive oral?
- The reflective statement must meet the following requirements:
- 300-400 words (if limit is exceeded, assessment will be based on only the first 400 words)
- 5 or double spacing
- The title should include the phrase “Reflective Statement,” plus the title of the work (for example Reflective Statement: The Sound of Waves)
- The reflective statement must be typed and include an accurate word count at the end
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1.In what ways do time and place matter to this work?
2.What was easy to understand and what was difficult in relation to social and cultural context and issues?
3.What connections did you find between issues in the work and your own culture(s) and experience?
4.What aspects of technique are interesting in the work?
1.Sean, Ethan, Ida, Isabell
2.Lena, Siyu, Justin H, Angela
3.Milo, Ashley, Michelle, Eunice
4.Louise, Luis, Nicholas, Deeya, Justin L
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- The purpose of the reflective statement is to provide a reflection on the interactive oral you just experienced.
- The reflective statement must be based on this question:
- How was your understanding of the cultural and contextual considerations of the work developed through the interactive oral?
- The reflective statement must meet the following requirements:
- 300-400 words (if limit is exceeded, assessment will be based on only the first 400 words)
- 5 or double spacing
- The title should include the phrase “Reflective Statement,” plus the title of the work (for example Reflective Statement: The Sound of Waves)
- The reflective statement must be typed and include an accurate word count at the end
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1.In what ways do time and place matter to this work?
2.What was easy to understand and what was difficult in relation to social and cultural context and issues?
3.What connections did you find between issues in the work and your own culture(s) and experience?
4.What aspects of technique are interesting in the work?
1.Lena, Siyu, Justin H, Angela
2.Milo, Ashley, Michelle, Eunice
3.Louise, Luis, Nicholas, Deeya, Justin L
4.Sean, Ethan, Ida, Isabell
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- Create cover art for one of the five chapters in Teaching a Stone to Talk.
- Choose one of the five essays
- Design and create an illustration that covers 90% of the paper
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- The title of the essay
- The author’s name (Annie Dillard)
- A brief quote from the chapter that captures its “essence” or main idea and acts as a tagline or teaser that alludes to the content or theme of the chapter
- On the back of the paper, provide a brief, two to three sentence rationale explaining why you chose to create the cover art you did