10th Grade English Study Skills & Expectation
- Identify key terms
- Vocabulary use in context
- Use dictionary/thesaurus
- Note-taking(Cornell notes)
- Annotation
- Reading with a purpose
- Finding the main idea
- Identifying powerful academic terms
- Forming study groups
- Time management
- Stop & check for comprehension
- Identifying author's purpose
- Using evidence to support views
- Create flashcards
- Color coding notes
- Review information before the test
- Learning logs (reflections)
- Memorization
- Find a comfortable place to study
- Avoid procrastination
- Set a homework schedule
- Mnemonic imagery (use acronyms to help memorize)
11th Grade English Study Skills & Expectation
CRITICAL READING STUDY SKILLS
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- In-depth annotations
- Reading with purpose (main idea, etc.)
- Outline of key ideas from reading
- Self-Directed Questioning while reading
- Self-monitoring while reading
- Academic vocabulary and context clues
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NON-FICTION: CRITICAL READING VOCABULARY
When you read articles and essays, are you able to identify, understand and explain:
- Topic
- Key Issue or Concern/Problem
- Author's Purpose
- Audience
- Key Questions Raised
- Argument or Main Idea
- Assumptions
- Positive Implications
- Negative Implications
- Consequences
- Thesis of Text
- Evidence
- Key Examples
- Key Terms
- Solutions and Recommendations
LITERATURE: CRITICAL READING VOCABULARY
- Theme
- Narrator
- Point of View
- Characterization
- Conflict
- Allegory
- Satire
- Mood
- Tone
- Protagonist
- Antagonist
- Inference
- Sequence of Events
- Compare and contrast
- Literal (factual)
- Figurative(non-literal, non-factual)
- -examples like simile, metaphor,personification, alliteration, hyperbole, etc.
- Connotation vs.denotation
- Diction
- Impact of diction
- Verse (poetry)
- Stanza (poetry)
- Rhetoricalappeals (ethos, pathos, logos)
- Conflicting view points
- External and internal conflicts
- Irony, Paradox,Contradiction