Honors English I

Course Description

Students will focus on reading and strengthening their writing skills. Students will read five to six novels. The literature in class will also focus on one Shakespearean drama. Freshmen Honors English I will also focus on developing critical thinking skills, emphasizing all areas of communication such as reading, writing, listening and speaking. Students will be expected to write at least four major writing assignments per semester, which will center on reading selections. In addition, a five page research paper over a topic assigned by the instructor will be expected. Vocabulary study will include verbal analogies.

Prerequisites

Entrance exam score and writing sample

Grade Level Offerings

9

Course Length

1 Year

Credits

1

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