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A P Language and Composition (Period 1 & 3) Assignments

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Term
2009-2010 School Year
Department
English
Location
504
Code
1752
Description
In this introductory college level course students will study the art of rhetoric and discover how language works. Using frequent writing and close reading of both fiction and non-fiction, students will increase their own writing ability and their understanding of how language works. A variety of genres, authors and writing styles will be studied. These authors will be exclusively American in a nod to the American Literature requirement at the 11th grade. Summer reading of a novel of their choice from a pre-approved AP list is required of entering students. An AP Summer Bridge class is sometimes offered to encourage those with low skills to reach for the challenge of the class. Students will prepare for and be expected to take the AP Exam in Language and Composition given by the College Board each May.

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AP Reading Form Rules

1.You must have recently read ALL of the book before you write an APRF. Not reading the whole book will be considered cheating and the appropriate action will be taken.

2.The author of the book must be American, no exceptions.

3.The book must be a minimum of 300 pages long and pre-approved by your instructor. Second books may be shorter, but only with pre-approval.

4.All APRFs must be done in my classroom, under my supervision. (or in an AVID teacher's classroom under her/his supervision, or if you can get any other teacher to volunteer for this extra work.)

5.APRFs must be filled out in only one sitting--no split shifts.

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Scarlet Letter Final Paper

1. 3-5 pages, typewritten
2. Font size--10 or 12 only. Please use a font that is not bold, or too informal.Times New Roman, or Helvetica are fine.
3. Double spaced
4. Use in-text citation
5.. APA style
6. Works Cited page, as necessary
7. Number the pages

Students have been given a 3 page document of instructions for this paper.