This distance learning course reviews the writing process as well as grammar and mechanics. Students prepare portfolios consisting of twelve writing assignments: descriptive essay, persuasive essay, college application essay, monologue, sonnet, dramatic scene, response to a dramatic scene, research report, issue analysis essay, comparision and contrast essay, video report, and in-class essay.
Teacher Information: Dr. Seibert teaches this course. Read more about her by clicking on the Instructor tab.
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Scheduling Information: 90 Days (85 lesson days + tests days/work days); lessons are 30 minutes in length.
In this distance learning course students read chronologically through British literature from the 700s to the present, focusing on four major literary periods: the Middle Ages, the Renaissance, the Age of Revolution, and the Age of Reform. Students read a variety of authors, focusing on their influence on society and society's influence on the authors. The course builds on instruction from previous years to demonstrate the development of literature.
Miss Jennifer Martini teaches this course.
Teacher Information: Miss Martini teaches this course. Read more about her by clicking on the Instructor tab.
What’s Included: Click on the Contents tab to learn more about what is included with this product.
Scheduling Information: 90 Days (80 lesson days + tests days/work days); lessons are 30 minutes in length.
This online video course subscription gives you access to an all-in-one homeschool curriculum. It gives your students access to engaging lessons from expert teachers and helps you to meet your state’s work and time requirements for your homeschool year. Use Steps 1–2 to customize your kit format. Grade kits include a third step allowing you to customize the grade level of some courses and add elective courses.
With all online orders, textbooks ship right away, and you will receive access to all current courses as soon as your order processes. You will have 20 months from your purchase date to complete online courses.
This distance learning course reviews the writing process as well as grammar and mechanics. Students prepare portfolios consisting of twelve writing assignments: descriptive essay, persuasive essay, college application essay, monologue, sonnet, dramatic scene, response to a dramatic scene, research report, issue analysis essay, comparision and contrast essay, video report, and in-class essay.
Teacher Information: Dr. Seibert teaches this course. Read more about her by clicking on the Instructor tab.
What’s Included: Click on the Contents tab to learn more about what is included with this product.
Scheduling Information: 90 Days (85 lesson days + tests days/work days); lessons are 30 minutes in length.
In this distance learning course students read chronologically through British literature from the 700s to the present, focusing on four major literary periods: the Middle Ages, the Renaissance, the Age of Revolution, and the Age of Reform. Students read a variety of authors, focusing on their influence on society and society's influence on the authors. The course builds on instruction from previous years to demonstrate the development of literature.
Miss Jennifer Martini teaches this course.
Teacher Information: Miss Martini teaches this course. Read more about her by clicking on the Instructor tab.
What’s Included: Click on the Contents tab to learn more about what is included with this product.
Scheduling Information: 90 Days (80 lesson days + tests days/work days); lessons are 30 minutes in length.
This online video course subscription gives you access to an all-in-one homeschool curriculum. It gives your students access to engaging lessons from expert teachers and helps you to meet your state’s work and time requirements for your homeschool year. Use Steps 1–2 to customize your kit format. Grade kits include a third step allowing you to customize the grade level of some courses and add elective courses.
With all online orders, textbooks ship right away, and you will receive access to all current courses as soon as your order processes. You will have 20 months from your purchase date to complete online courses.
Each subject includes a printed Student Worksheets/Handouts packet. An abridged Teacher’s Edition, an eTextbook copy of the Student text (where available), and other resources are available when you log in to homeschoolhub.com. Grades 5-12 take tests and quizzes online.
Dr. Carper has over 15 years teaching experience in Christian education. She has grown up desiring to be a teacher, and she desires to instill in her students a love for learning. Her main goal in teaching grammar is to show how English follows a logical pattern. God’s Word states that "knowledge is easy unto him that understandeth" (Proverbs 14:6). Gaining knowledge is hard when a student does not understand what he is trying to learn. Therefore, understanding is the key to gaining knowledge. In teaching literature, Dr. Carper desires to show the beauty of the English language in written form. The literary concepts of metaphors, allusions, symbols, etc., increase not only the enjoyment of a written work but also the impact of the message.
Miss Martini thoroughly enjoys reading and is excited about the opportunity to teach American literature and to share her love for the subject. "Ever since the fourth grade, I’ve never been more than a stone’s throw away from a book. During high school, my English teacher channeled my love for reading into a more disciplined approach which allowed me to glean much more from my reading. My goal for my students is that, even if they do not ‘love’ reading, they be able to develop the skills necessary to understand and explain the literature for themselves. These skills will allow them to develop a discerning eye toward whatever material they read. More importantly, my desire is that they apply these literature skills to their own personal Bible study. The Word of God can come alive to them in ways that they might not have experienced before taking this class. Having just completed the study of the elements of literature, it is now time that they begin to understand what the literature is saying and the purpose the authors had for their writings."