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This document outlines the English curriculum for 7th through 12th grade. It discusses reading, writing, grammar, and literature components. It also references PSSA exams in reading and writing given in 7th and 8th grade. For 9th through 12th grade, it lists literature survey courses that will focus on composition, vocabulary, and analyzing texts. It identifies shifts in English standards around balancing informational and literary texts. Finally, it provides goals for 2013-2014 and 2014-2015 around increasing vocabulary, coordinating between disciplines, providing remediation, differentiating instruction, and restructuring courses based on student needs.
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- 2. • Introduction and application of literary terms and devices • Reading strategies, comprehension, and analysis (teacher guided) • Reading longer pieces of text • PSSA Reading 7th and 8th
- 3. • Grammar Parts of speech Sentence structure • Writing Process • Composition Focus, content, organization, style, conventions Modes of writing • PSSA Writing 8th
- 4. • 9th: English 9 – Survey of Literature • 10th: World Literature • 11th: American Literature • 12th: British Literature • All courses: • Focus on composition, vocabulary, application of literary terms, connections between texts, interpretation, and analysis • Student guided discussion • Keystone exams
- 5. Shift 1 : Balancing Informational Text and Literary Text Shift 2: Knowledge in the Disciplines Shift 3: Staircase of Complexity Shift 4: Text-based answers Shift 5: Writing from Sources Shift 6: Academic Vocabulary
- 6. • Increased emphasis on literary terms on Keystone • Balancing informational and literary texts across multiple disciplines • Managing time and resources for remediation • Academically challenging students who have reached proficiency
- 7. 2013-2014 2014-2015 • Increase vocabulary and literary term instruction • Coordinate with colleagues from other disciplines • Remediation within course offerings based on current schedule • Differentiating instruction • Evaluate current strategies • Restructuring course offerings based on student needs