Horizons Advanced English II builds on the foundation of the Horizons Advanced English I course by utilizing the recurrent OSDE ELA standards of instruction to achieve the continuing goal of developing the critical thinking skills that students will need for success in high school, college, and life. While Advanced English I introduces the fundamental routines of analytical reading, critical thinking, and evidence-based responses, Advanced English II directs students to apply those same scholarly discussions to new and various literary and non-fiction texts. These continuing learners will improve their awareness and appreciation of an author’s ability to masterfully manipulate language to serve the unique purpose of each writing.By continuing their studies of an author’s syntactical style and precision, students in Advanced English II can continue to practice crafting their own compositions into more refined essays and multi-modal responses in preparation for the challenges and nuances of advanced communication for both the collegiate campus and the workplace.Advanced English II (10th Grade) encourages reading comprehension, analytical response, academic research, study and utilization of rhetorical techniques, and discussions throughout the curriculum.
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