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Yuma High School
English Department
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"Every language is a temple, in which the soul of those
who speak it is enshrined."
-- Oliver Wendell Holmes,
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Welcome.
Appointments are encourage either through the Counseling
office or
by calling the department secretary at 782-1881 extension 735.
Assignments:
Marking Period 1: AIMS Preparation using Twentieth Century Literature
Marking Period 2: Renaissance Literature
Marking Period 3: Macbeth
Marking Period 4: Medieval Literature
Marking Period 5: Standardized Testing & Composition
Marking Period 6: Research Literature
Testing Schedule:
Tests are given.
Test 1 August 30
Test 2 September 20
Test 3 October 11
Test 4 November 1
Test 5 November 20
Project Due Dates:
No Projects assigned yet.
Final Exam Preview question(s)
Discuss why Macbeth is still popular today. Focus on one
or two themes of the play. Be specific and detailed in your examples
and illustrations
Current Assignments
F Assignment List
Courses:
Fall 2001 Spring 2002
Period 0 English 4 (Senior)
Period 1 English 4 (Senior)
Period 2 English 4 (Senior)
Classroom Policies:
I believe that all students can and will learn.
While I do have a few hard and fast deadlines, usually for logistical reasons,
I encourage students to continue work on any and all assignment throughout
the semester. I assign work because it is progressive, and sequential to
the achievement of the District's Scope and Sequence. Therefore, all assignments
are required and important to complete. Success in this course and, in
my humble opinion, depends largely on application and perseverence. My
role as teacher is to encourage and assist all students to learn, think,
apply, and perform.
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