APP 341 - English 30-1
Course Description
This course is designed to prepare students for university entrance. The course focuses on the study of literature and non-print media with the writing of longer essays. Students will learn research and documentation methods needed for academic essays.Course Details
By completion of this course, successful students will be able to:
- Express yourself in a clear, grammatically correct, persuasive and audience-appropriate manner
- Review and master elements of grammar, punctuation and sentence structure
- Develop strategies for reading difficult material
- Practice critical thinking skills through questioning (in class activities, discussions, presentations and compositions)
- Explore thoughts, ideas, feelings, and experiences
- Comprehend literature and other texts in oral, print, visual, and multimedia forms, and respond personally, critically, and creatively
- Manage ideas and information
- Create a variety of texts to enhance the clarity and artistry of communication
- Respect, support, and collaborate with others
- Summarize the main ideas of passages to be incorporated into research essays (summarize, paraphrase, and quote from selected sources)
- Use MLA documentation for citation and preparation of references in research papers
- Plan original essays; prepare the topic, thesis, and supporting content
- Prepare an outline of a proposed essay
- Plan and gather resources to research a specified topic
- Identify and utilize writing techniques relating to introductions, transitions, organizational patterns, (exposition, comparison, contrast), and conclusions
- Non-print media and critical reflection
- Summarize the plot of a novel
- Identify aspects of setting, plot, characterization, theme
- Identify the writer’s point of view and show how it affects the story
- Analyze how setting, plot, mood and climate influence the development of the plot
- Select details in order to make references
- Develop the theme(s) of a selection
- Read, write about, discuss, and critique a novel
- Identify musical elements in poetry such as rhyme, rhythm and alliteration
- Read poetry that makes social commentary
Notes
Formerly UPG 222 English 2. Students who have taken UPG 222 should not enrol in this course.Prerequisites
Successful completion of English 20-1 or equivalent course.
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