Moreau Catholic High School MOODLE
Welcome to Advanced Composition!
Essay as Literature, Rm A06
Welcome to Ms. Dwyer's English 9 Honors Moodle page for the 2010-2011 year.
Mrs. Tornabene's 20th Century Literature class
Mrs. Tornabene's English 10 Honors class
Ms. Shah's support class for International Students! 2010-2011
Ms. Shah's English 10 Class, 2010-2011
Ms. Shah's English 9 Class, 2010-2011
Welcome to Ms. Steeb's Adv. Comp, Spring 2010
Mrs. Tornabene's Shakespeare class, Spring 2010
Welcome to Senior Seminar!
Designed to train students in the skills of critical reading and writing at the college level, this course is primarily an analytical survey of fiction (the short story and the novel) and nonfiction (the expository essay and literary criticism). We will also review poetry and its conventions with continued instruction in writing analytical essays on poetry. This course will prepare students for the AP Exam in English Literature and Composition, administered in May.
Ms. Shah's Essay As Lit Class - Fall Semester, 2009
Ms. Shah's English 11 Class - 2009/10
Ms. Shah's English 10 Class - 2009/10
Mr. Fine's English 9 Class. 2009-10
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Write a concise and interesting paragraph here that explains what this course is about
The 2008-09 Senior Seminar is devoted to exploring the work of Italo Calvino, one if Italy's most fascinating modern writers. We will examine his stories, essays, and novellas through class discussion, written analysis, and creative interpretations. Together, we will follow Calvino as he asks, through his stories, how we connect to other people, how we look at the world, and how - and why - we read stories. This course will run much like a undergraduate seminar, requiring students to engage in nightly close reading, writing, and constant class participation.
This course is an opportunity to get to know Shakespeare, a writer who speaks to issues as current as love, loyalty, virtue, reality, and growing up. The course involves the study of the man and the artist, the Elizabethan poet, and the man for our time. The age he lived in, his stage, and his art will be studied as well as the history of the English language and Shakespeare's contribution to its evolution.
Senior English elective covering science fiction short stories, novels and films as well as utopian literature.
