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Mr. Velasco’s Class

Santa Barbara High School. Mr. Velasco’s Class. English 11 MAD. Common Core ELA Standards.

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Mr. Velasco’s Class

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  1. Santa Barbara High School Mr. Velasco’s Class English 11 MAD

  2. Common Core ELA Standards • The standards devote as much attention on what students read, in terms of complexity, quality, and range, as they do on how students read. As students progress through the grades, they must both develop their comprehension skills and apply them to increasingly complex texts. • The progression of the standards is based on evidence and anchored in the college and career readiness (CCR) standards. The CCR standards define broad competencies and reading, writing, speaking, listening, and language while the K-12 standards lend further specificity by defining a developmentally appropriate progression of skills and understandings. • In order to prepare students for the challenges of college and career texts, the standards require a rich reading of literature as well as extensive reading in science, history/social studies, and other disciplines.

  3. Common Core Content • Students are required to learn certain critical content, including classic myths and stories from around the world, America’s Founding Documents, and foundational American literature. • Novels will be read in conjunction with historical documents, current news articles, and documentary films to add to the historical, social, and political contexts of the works • The standards also require that students systematically develop knowledge of literature as well as knowledge in other disciplines through reading, writing, speaking, and listening in history/social studies and science

  4. Theme: “The American Dream?” • Question for the Year - What is the American Dream and how has it been manifested by various sub-cultures in American history? • Quarter 1 - Foundational Documents and Native-American texts • Quarter 2 - The New Americans (by choice or otherwise) • Quarter 3 - Struggles, Destinies, Promises • Quarter 4 - Where we are headed?

  5. Overview of my class • Integrated curriculum with U.S. History and MAD classes (Digital Photography and Film Editing) • Propaganda unit (Semantics, Ethos, Pathos, Logos) • Rhetorical Precis/Summary • Essays (Argumentative, Persuasive, Narrative) • Photo exhibit project (Fall semester) • Screenwriting unit (Spring semester)

  6. Class Activities • 5-7 minutes of writing everyday via “Do Now” or Quickwrites • Reading Journals • Note-taking skills (Cornell Notes) • Learning Logs • Socratic Seminars • Vocabulary Building • Writing as a tool for analysis

  7. Contact Info • EDU 2.0 • Email – jvelasco@sbsdk12.org • Phone – (805) 966-9101 x. 281 • Mr. Velasco website Google “Mr. Velasco”

  8. Wish List • Notebook paper • Printer paper • Pencils • Electric Pencil sharpener • Stapler • Mouse pads • Whiteboard erasers and cleaner • Gift cards for Staples, Office Max • Gift card to Aaron Brothers, Art Essentials (frames)

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