This course provides students with opportunities to read and view a variety of genres, including fiction, non-fiction, poetry, and drama. Learners are asked to demonstrate their understanding and knowledge in a variety of ways, including written, oral, and visual assignments. Each of the four modules is built up of a combination of lessons, section assignments, a module project, and a module test. There is a project in each of the four modules and a description of each project is discussed in the module introduction. Each of the five modules is built up of a combination of lessons, section assignments, and a module test (except Module 5, which does not have a test). The Module titles are: Module 1: Where you Fit In - Required Module 2: Reflections on Childhood (Who Has Seen the Wind) - Module 2 or 3 are the Option Modules. Module 3: Reflections on Childhood (Lord of the Flies) - Module 2 or 3 are the Option Modules. Module 4: The Tragedy of Macbeth - Required Module 5: Facts and Fiction - Required (No Test) English 11 contains a product called the Writer?s Style Guide. It refers to the conventions of spelling, punctuation, and layout that students' work should follow. The student should conform to this style guide when writing their essays.

• Non-editing teacher: Todd Koponyas