10TH GRADE HUMANITIES
MODERN WORLD HISTORY AND ENGLISH II
email: rroemer@hightechhigh.org
email: rroemer@hightechhigh.org
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END-OF-THE-YEAR POINTS
Wednesday, May 27: EXHIBITION - 25 Points
-Based on being in correct spaces, engaging audience, and fulfilling expectations
Friday, May 29: MAY READING - 58 Points
-290 Pages read for the 29 days in May that were graded.
Friday, May 29: FINAL SEMESTER READING TOTALITY - 50 Points
-Not counting Ender’s Game, how close to 1000 pages of grade-level reading was completed across the entire semester’s homework. 1000/1000 = full credit
Friday, May 29: MAY NOTES - 30 Points
-Class notes based on completion. All College Lecture notes are graded double, all independent notes are graded triple.
Wednesday/Thursday, June 3/4: POLs - 30 Points
-Completion grade given for POLs. If passed on first attempt, 30 points. If POL is delayed or you are required to do it again and pass on second attempt 15/30. IF second attempt failed 0/30.
Wednesday, June 10: FINAL EXAM - 50 or 100 Points
-Cumulative final exam given covering the content of the semester. Students may elect to take it for 50 or 100 points (before exam given).
OTHER MISC POINTS
-While these are the major point values, there are still other points for smaller, mostly in-class assignments. The final punctuality score will also be entered on June 9, (which only penalizes students with more than 6 tardies), as well as any unused Green Group points which can be added in the extra points column.
TOTAL LEFT: ~338+
MONTHLY HOMEWORK (After Ender's Game)
Outside Reading:
The homework for this class is to log 10 pages of reading every night. Each month, your outside reading is graded. For full credit, it is expected that you have read around 280-310 pages a month depending on the amount of days. This usually amounts to one or more grade-level appropriate books per month. Additionally, even if you have not completed a book in the month, be sure to schedule a conversation for credit for partial completion of the book.
The final culmination of all books read is graded for 50 additional points. (This will be added at the end of the semester)
MONTHLY CLASSWORK
In-class notes and assignments are graded at the end of each month as well. Remember, if you are absent, tardy, or leave early it is your responsibility to get the notes from a friend or from the note-taker for your class linked above.
TESTING DATES *Subject to change
MIDTERM 1: *Feb. 25-27 (Range)
MIDTERM 2: *April 17th
FINAL EXAM: Wednesday, June 10th
EXHIBITION: June, TBD
HOMEWORK (January-February)
Ender’s Game Reading Schedule:
1. Tuesday, Jan. 13: Pages 1-36 (Chapters 1,2,3,4)
Basic Analysis: Written/Non-written
2. Friday, Jan. 16: Pages 37-96 (Chapters 5,6,7)
Feminist Lens
3. Wednesday, Jan. 21: Pages 97-153 (Chapters 8,9)
Psychoanalytical Lens
4. Monday, Jan. 26: Pages 153-199 (Chapters 10,11)
Racial/Ethnic Lens
5. Friday, Jan. 30: Pages 200-254 (Chapters 12,13)
Marxist Lens
6. Wednesday, Feb. 4: Pages 255-324 (Chapters 14,15)
Historical Lens