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Internet Resources for Teaching the Standards of Learning* English 9 The ninth-grade student will plan, present, and critique dramatic readings of literary selections. Knowledge of literary terms and forms will be applied in the student's own writing and in the analysis of literature. Students will be introduced to significant literary works. Increased requirements for research and reporting in all subjects are supported by the use of print, electronic databases, online resources, and a standard style sheet method to cite reference sources. Students will distinguish between reliable and questionable Internet sources. Writing will encompass narrative, literary, expository, and informational forms, with particular attention to analysis. The student will demonstrate correct use of language, spelling, and mechanics by applying grammatical conventions in writing and speaking. Grade 9 English SOLs in Word The student will plan, present, and critique dramatic readings of literary selections. Choose literary form for presentation, such as poems, monologues, scenes from plays, or stories.

35. Homework Page After correcting our literature homework, we will take a The actual composition will be completed in the clasroom We have also read two native american myths on http://www.loudoun.k12.va.us/schools/jlsms/languagearts/Denny/Homework.html

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ESL 114 COMPOSITION UNIT Topic: The Dickson Mounds Controversy Rhetorical Style: Argumentation INPUT TEXTS: Spotted Elk, Clara. "Skeletons in the attic." Scholastic Update 26 May 1989: 25. Trotter, V.L. Letter. "Case Presented for Dickson Mounds." Lewiston Daily 7 June 1990. SUPPLEMENTARY TEXTS: Brower, Montgomery. "Walter Echo-Hawk Fights for his People's Right to Rest in Peace-not in Museums." People Weekly 9 Sept. 1989: 42-44. Burghart, Tara. "UI Continues to Research Human Remains." The Daily Illini 18 Oct. 1991. "Case 5. Who Owns the Bones?" Omni Ja. 1988: 98-99. Cowley, Geoffrey. et al. "The Plunder of the Past." Newsweek 26 June 1989: 58-60. Craig, Bruce. "Bones of Contention." National Parks Jl/Ag 1990: Dellios, Hugh. "Edgar Wrestling Dickson Mounds Question." The Chicago Tribune 11 Sept. 1991. The Dickson Mounds Controversy Videocassette transcript. 1990. Johansen, Bruce E. "Dead Indians Out, Live Indians In." The Progressive Dec. 1989:15-16.

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