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WELCOME TO SOPHOMORE ENGLISH 2013-2014 Mrs. Janelle Phipps

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WELCOME TO SOPHOMORE ENGLISH

2013-2014Mrs. Janelle Phipps

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SOPHOMORE ENGLISH

With effort this year, your student should:

read, evaluate, and appreciate thought-provoking and entertaining literature

improve composition skills

increase the breadth of vocabulary knowledge and usage

develop academic organization and discipline

THINK!

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SOPHOMORE ENGLISH

World Literature

Short stories, novels, poetry

Selections from:

America, Africa, Britain, Asia, Latin America, Russia, and others

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SOPHOMORE ENGLISH

Vocabulary

Membean

Online vocabulary program

at least 45 minutes total study time

for at least 3 different days of the week

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COMMON ERRORS - GRAMMAR

Parent Test:

Correct the common grammatical errors in the following sentences.

Reading in the car today, the novel bored me to tears.

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COMMON ERRORS - GRAMMAR

Reading in the car today, I was bored to tears.

dangling modifier

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COMMON ERRORS - GRAMMAR

I can’t hardly decide what to wear to school tomorrow. (a uniform?)

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COMMON ERRORS - GRAMMAR

I can hardly decide what to wear to school tomorrow.

double negative

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COMMON ERRORS - GRAMMAR

The homework pass was given to whomever accepted it.

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COMMON ERRORS - GRAMMAR

The homework pass was given to whoever accepted it.

error in pronoun case

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COMMON ERRORS - GRAMMAR

Grammar studies should improve all student’s writing and it should effect oral communication as well.

Beware of more than one mistake!

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COMMON ERRORS - GRAMMAR

Grammar studies should improve students’ writing, and grammar usage should affect oral communication as well.

punctuation error, run-on sentence, error in pronoun reference, and a commonly misspelled word (affect/effect)

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GRAMMAR

How to succeed in grammar:

Take notes.

Complete in-class and homework practice sheets.

Study notes and practice sheets for the quizzes.

Consult the resident grammarian: Mrs. Phipps.

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WRITING

Composition

Paragraphs

Essays

Research Paper

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RESEARCH

Research Paper Skills

Finding appropriate sources

Reading effectively

Summarizing information

Paraphrasing information

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PLAGIARISM

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SOPHOMORE ENGLISH

Analyzing important information

Synthesizing notes

Avoiding plagiarism

Providing clear academic citation

Revising and improving writing

Presenting a formal paper in MLA format

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READ, READ, READ!

Outside Reading

Read outside of class - please :)

“The man who does not read has no advantage over the man who cannot read.”

Mark Twain

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READING HABITS

Active reading - note taking, reading journal, questioning and evaluating understanding

Quizzes on due dates

Final assessment

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SOPHOMORE ENGLISH

Quarter 1:Cry, the Beloved Country

Alan Paton

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Quarter 2

The Screwtape Letters

C.S. Lewis

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Quarter 3:

Lost Names: Scenes from a Korean Boyhood

Richard E. Kim

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Quarter 4:A Tale of Two Cities

Charles Dickens

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How to succeed in my class:

READ!

Write!

Complete homework... (which will require reading and writing...)

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WHAT’S A PARENT TO DO?

PRAY!The prayer of a righteous person is powerful and effective. James 5:16b

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WHAT’S A PARENT TO DO?

Trust but verify!

Powerschool

Edmodo parent code

email [email protected]

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LET’S KEEP IN TOUCH!

1st line of defense: student - teacher pow-wow

email [email protected]

conferences 901.767.4949

home 901.382.4434, cell 901.626.1887