Doc C's English Classwork and Homework
Hollywood High School Weekly Classwork and Homework
Saturday, June 2, 2018
Summer School 2018
American Literature
Introduction to Contemporary Composition
Expo Comp
World Literature
Tuesday, June 28, 2016
Summer School 2016
Welcome to Summer School!
Click on The American Literature and Contemporary
Blog for weekly assignments.
American Literature 11A
American Literature
Contemporary Composistion 11B
Contemporary Composition
Click on The American Literature and Contemporary
Blog for weekly assignments.
American Literature 11A
American Literature
Contemporary Composistion 11B
Contemporary Composition
Saturday, August 15, 2015
Welcome Back
Welcome to the
2015-16 School Year!
These classes utilizes blended, linked, and
project based learning methods to enable more student centered "personalized"
learning: "technology makes it possible for students who
either learn differently or have different interests to encounter material
presented in a way that is engaging and meaningful to them".
Links you need to get started:
School website, links to teacher email, teacher blogs
Hollywood High
9th grade blog
10th grade blog
AUP MUST BE SIGNED!
Quizlet.com Follow directions to sign up
Friday, January 9, 2015
Close Reading
All students should upload to your computer, download, or print and most importantly read the "handouts" in the close reading folder for their grade level.
These "handouts" will provide you with the tools to analyze and develop your arguments and stances on issues that you care about!
Please come to class with these documents in your binders or on your tablets for easy access during class-time.
These documents include:
Question Stems vand Question Bookmarks
Foundational/GIST questions
Student Think Alouds
Taking A Stance or Position
Claims, Contexts, and Consequences
Style Analysis
Also in The Rhetorically Accurate Verb Folder you should upload to your computer, download, or print the Verbs for Analysis and Exposition.
See also the TRUTH MAP which can be found in the box or at Truth Map
These "handouts" will provide you with the tools to analyze and develop your arguments and stances on issues that you care about!
Please come to class with these documents in your binders or on your tablets for easy access during class-time.
These documents include:
Question Stems vand Question Bookmarks
Foundational/GIST questions
Student Think Alouds
Taking A Stance or Position
Claims, Contexts, and Consequences
Style Analysis
Also in The Rhetorically Accurate Verb Folder you should upload to your computer, download, or print the Verbs for Analysis and Exposition.
See also the TRUTH MAP which can be found in the box or at Truth Map
Tuesday, October 21, 2014
Thursday, October 16, 2014
The Dupont Challenge
Attention Students:
Are you passionate about the exciting world of science? Are you intrigued by the possibilities that the latest scientific ideas and developments may hold for our future?
The DuPont Challenge, North America's premier science essay competition, encourages you to delve deep into your interests in science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) and express yourself with creativity and purpose. Ours is a growing world that faces new challenges each day, and we want YOU to share your ideas for how science can help keep our global population supplied with food, safety, and clean energy.
Essays must be between 700 to 1,000 words in length, include a list of research sources, and fall under one of these four categories:
- Together, we can feed the world.
- Together, we can build a secure energy future.
- Together, we can protect people and the environment.
- Together, we can be innovative anywhere.
Learn more about the challenges, and explore this section for valuable tips on writing your science essay:
How to Prepare a Winning Essay
Guide to Research and Writing
Tips for Introductions and Conclusions
"Tips for Success" Video with Dr. Judy Pinto
Profiles of Previous DuPont Challenge Winners
List of Student Awards
Honoring the Crew of the Challenger Space Shuttle
Guide to Research and Writing
Tips for Introductions and Conclusions
"Tips for Success" Video with Dr. Judy Pinto
Profiles of Previous DuPont Challenge Winners
List of Student Awards
Honoring the Crew of the Challenger Space Shuttle
Be sure to read all Official Rules carefully before submitting your essay.
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