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The Advanced Placement English Language course primarily develops students' skills in reading and writing expository prose, analysis and synthesis, but also surveys the literary and rhetorical history of American letters from 1800 to 1990. Below are links to couse descriptions, assignments, supports and resources.

Class Format
AP Grading Policy
AP Attendance Policy
Class Management
Course Outline
Submittal Format

AP Central

Assignments - Class Activity
First Marking
Second Marking
Third Marking
Fourth Marking
Fifth Marking

Junior Project
JP Reponse Form
JP RF Example (truncated)
JP Papaer Examples
Skeletal Overview
Project Overview
1 Romanticism
2 Realism
3 Naturalism
4 Early Moderns
5 Early American Drama
6 Later Moderns

Vocabulary
Vocabulary Development
Student Found Word Examples
Student Word History Example
Etymology Example
Core Vocabulary List
Developing Your Word Power
Sign up for Word of the Day at Dictionary.com
Etymology
Cognates

Response Forms:
SOAPSTONE
Class Notes
Emails to the English teacher

AP Test Forms
Dos and Don'ts of AP Prompts

Class Format AP Grading Policy AP Attendance Policy Class Management Course Outline Submittal Format AP Central

Class Format
AP Grading Policy
AP Attendance Policy
Class Management
Course Outline
Submittal Format

AP Central