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READING/LITERATURE
• Determine meanings of words using contextual and structural clues and through the use of definition, inference, example, restatement, or contrast. (9.3.1), (9.3.6.)
• Use the features of informational text to reach supported conclusions. (9.4.2)
• Summarize sequence of events (9.5.1), (9.8.1)
• Predict future outcomes supported by the text, using contextual clues. (9.6.1), (9.9.1)
• Infer an author’s unstated ideas, analyzing evidence that supports those unstated ideas and make reasonable generalizations about text. (9.6.4), (9.9.3)
• Draw conclusions about the author’s purpose. (9.7.1)
• Analyze characterization (9.9.6)
• Describe the function and effect upon a literary work of common literary devices, such as imagery, use of dialogue (including dialect), foreshadowing, flashbacks, allusion, figurative language, such as metaphor, simile, and personification. (9.10.1)
• Define how tone or meaning is conveyed in poetry through word choice, figurative language, sentence structure, line length, punctuation, and sound patterns (e.g., rhythm, repetition, rhyme, alliteration, onomatopoeia). (9.10.10)
• Analyze how dramatic elements are used to develop characters/mood through dialogue, soliloquies, asides, character foils, stage directions. (9.10.13), (9.10.15)
WRITING
Writing Traits
• Develop a thesis, providing connections and insights. (9.12.1)
• Provide details/examples to support ideas developed into separate paragraphs. (9.12.2)
• Engage readers with an interesting introduction and ending paragraph. (9.12.2)
• Use variety of facts/descriptive words to paint an image in the mind of reader. (9.12.4)
• Use varied sentence types (9.12.5)
Conventions (9.12.6)
Writing Modes (9.13)
(E=expository, P=persuasive, LA=literary analysis, N=narrative/reflective, R=Research)
• Focused thesis that leads to an explanation of complicated ideas (E)
• Include relevant information and exclude extraneous information (E and N)
• Write summaries of informational texts (E)
• Pose relevant research questions (R)
• Support interpretations of literature through the use of textual references (LA)
• Include sensory details and concrete language to develop plot and character. (N)
• Use dialogue, interior monologue, suspense, and the naming of specific narrative actions, including movement, gestures, and expressions. (N)
• Establish a situation, point of view, conflict, and setting. (N)
• Establish a controlling idea that takes a thoughtful, backward examination and analyzes a condition or situation of significance. (N)
SPEAKING/LISTENING/VIEWING
• Initiate new topics in addition to responding to adult-initiated topics. (9.15.4)
• Actively solicit another person’s comment or opinion. (9.16.2)
• Offer one’s own opinion assertively without dominating (9.16.3)
• Analyze advertisements, entertainment and news programs for how they affect targeted audiences. (9.18.1)
• Make informed judgments about television, radio, and film productions. (9.18.3)
* Signifies essential priority standards, as identified by focus group.
Numbers in parentheses refer to the full standard.
Most of the following Long Term Learning Targets are derived from the National Common Core Standards. Standards marked with "*" were created by Mr. Swanson and Mr. Bishop.
READING ANALYSIS AND COMPREHENSION
•I will talk to the text in order to build understanding and show thinking. (RL/I 9-10.0)*
•I will make and support inferences in literature. (RL. 9 -10.1)
•I will summarize and identify the main idea in literature. (RL.9-10.2)
•I will characterize in literature. (RL. 9-10.3)
•I will determine the meaning and purpose of words in literature and informative texts. (RL/I. 9-10.4)
•I will make and support inferences in informative texts (RI. 9-10.1 )
•I will summarize and identify the main idea in informative texts (RI. 9-10.2)
•I will analyze how an author structures his or her analysis. (RI. 9-10.3)
•I will analyze how a specific passage helps an author’s purpose in an informative text. RI. 9-10.5
•I will determine an author’s point of view and purpose in an informative text. (RI9-10.6)
•I will read at a tenth grade level or increase my reading level by two years. (RH 9-10.RI.10)
WRITING
•I will compose well-supported argumentative essays. (W. 9-10. 1)
•I will compose effective informative and explanatory essays. (W. 9-10.2)
•I will compose an effective narrative. (W. 9-10.3)
•I will compose texts appropriate for various tasks and audiences. (W. 9-10. 4)
•I will improve my writing by prewriting, drafting, revising, and editing. (W. 9-10.5)
•I will use technology to publish my writing. (W. 9-10.6)
•I will conduct research with multiple sources in order to answer a question. (W. 9-10.7)
•I will gather and use information from a variety of sources in and appropriate way. (W. 9-10. 8)
•I will draw evidence from literary and informative texts to support my analyses. (W.9-10. 9)
•I will regularly write for extended periods of time for various reasons. (W.9-10.10)
SPEAKING AND LISTENING
•I will engage in productive group discussions. (SL.9-10.1)
•I will use a variety of information from a variety of mediums in order to make informed decisions. (SL. 9-10. 2)
•I will strategically use digital media in presentations. (SL. 9-10.5)
LANGUAGE AND COMPOSITION
•I will demonstrate a command of sentence variety in writing. (L. 9-10.1)
•I will demonstrate a command of English conventions in writing. (L.9-10. 2)
•I will demonstrate command of figurative language in writing. (L.9-10. 5)
•I will demonstrate a command of 10th grade level vocabulary. (L. 9-10. 6)
CITIZENSHIP
•I will engage in creating a productive and positive learning community. (C9-10.1)*
•I will design an action project designed to improve my community. (C. 9-10.1)*
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