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Advanced/Honors/AG English
10 |
C&C 10 |
| Curriculum Level |
Wake County Level 4/Academically
Gifted
(Students are not required to be state-identified as Academically
Gifted to take Level 4 courses. No separate Level 3/Advanced/Honors course
is offered.) |
| Long-Term |
Prepares student for Advanced
Placement (AP) and International Baccalaureate (IB) programs, as well as
for post-secondary college success. |
| Curriculum Content |
| English |
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World Literature |
| Social Studies |
— |
World Civilizations |
|
| Teaching Approach |
English teacher determines syllabus and plans
assignments. |
Interdisciplinary - World Literature
in conjunction with World Civilizations. Teachers work together to coordinate
syllabus and plan assignments. Some readings chosen to complement social
studies. |
| Grading |
Each class graded separately. |
Student earns separate grades for World Literature
and World Civilizations, although some projects may involve assignments
for and evaluation by both courses. |
| Schedule |
One period for World Literature. Students
have separate social studies course at another period during the day. |
Two consecutive periods for World Literature and World
Civilizations, allowing flexible use of class time. |
| Projects |
Literary Focus |
Interdisciplinary Focus |
| Registration |
Students select separate courses:
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English 10 AG/Honors (10225AYB)
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World Civilizations Honors (40085XY) or Academic (40242XY)
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Students select:
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Civilizations and Cultures for English (10225AYC)
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Civilizations and Cultures for World Civilizations (40245AYC)
Both are AG/Honors level. |