- Sonnet Unit readings, analysis, and notes: Sonnets about Sonnets; Sonnets by William Shakespeare; Poems and Holy Sonnets by John Donne
- John Donne Aphorism Scramble; notes from literary criticism by Theodore Redpath (1956); "The Broken Heart" and 1995 AP Essay Question
- http://www.highlandschools.org/teachers/vturner/poetsAPexam.pdf
- http://www.teacherweb.com/CA/EastlakeHighSchool/MrsBshara/APPoetryquestions1970-2007.pdf
- http://dewey.library.upenn.edu/sceti/printedbooksNew/index.cfm?TextID=donne&PagePosition=202
- http://www.canfieldwatercolors.com/hearts/index.htm
- Schedule final test date for Sonnet Unit (200 pts.)
- Original Sonnet (200 pts.) due February 24/25
Third quarter due dates for AP Literary Analysis Research Paper:
- --Consult 12AP Research Assignment 08-09 and HCPSS High School Writing and Style Guide
- --Thesis statement (50 pts.)--February 12
- --Comprehensive topic outline with revised thesis (50 pts.)--March 2
- --MLA format review in class; individual after-school conferencing scheduled as needed
- --Rough draft with MLA documentation for peer editing (100 pts.)--March 16
- --Final electronic draft sent to turnitin.com--Works Cited and Works Consulted pages required with final draft
- --Final draft with rubric and self-assessment due in class (700 pts.)--March 23 to March 27
- --Research papers will be graded during fourth quarter
- --Research Paper academic sources include primary text, author info, time period info; *literary techniques and themes = MAJOR FOCUS of research
English 12 Honors~Period 2~Literary Analysis of British and American Literature, Application of the Reading Apprenticeship Model, Collegiate Writing with 6+1 Writing Traits, Creative Writing, Vocabulary Study, Preparation for the SAT and the AP English Language and Composition Exam, and MLA Research
- Argument and Persuasive Writing Unit: preparation for 12H Research Paper
- Guidelines for 12H Rhetorical Research Assignment: consult 12H Research Assignment 08-09 and HCPSS High School Writing and Style Guide
- Overview of CHS online databases at infotrac.galenet/resources
- Continued emphasis and discussion of rhetorical devices found in persuasive writing; consult http://www.nt.armstrong.edu/terms.htm for illustrated examples
- Homework for discussion on Tuesday--compose five original examples of antithesis (30 pts.)
- Media Center Topic Selection and Research--Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday