In Conjunction with Schenectady County Community College ![]() ![]() ![]() College in the High School World Mythology is designed as an opportunity for students to potentially earn college credit at SUNY schools for their work in a high school setting. As such, this class is designed and taught as a college freshman level course. Students are expected to conduct themselves accordingly. If you would like more information, please visit SCCC's C.H.S. Page. Summer Assignments for Fall 2012 World Mythology Students! Summer Assignment Letter - The letter you should have received in the June prior to you taking UHSM. It should be mailed home and received by June 15th. Mandatory Tasks:
Optional Tasks:
Unit Calendars - This link will allow you access to the daily lesson plan content and related homework assignments. Basic Class Syllabus - This is just a rough outline of the proposed direction of the course from a content perspective. Class Blog - A place to discuss class topics and complete assignments for UHSM. There will be required postings as well as the opportunity to further exchange ideas on course topics, ask questions, and give thoughts on concepts at a student's individual discretion. Hero Project Materials - Below are resources that can help you complete an acceptable hero project.
Purdue University's Guide to MLA Format - A link for using MLA Format for your paper (which is required).
Final Paper Resources:
Online Lecture Notes - If you missed any of the notes from class, you can check out my resources here. They are mostly up to date (some may be from last semester, but are still valid as mythology content doesn't change much from year to year). How to Access Your Server From Home - Instructions to access your school server from home using Windows XP. Grammar Girl Podcast Series - Hate studying grammar lessons, but have a question. Listen to this free, downloadable three minutes podcast lesson that make grammar study bearable. Most of them are at least amusing, such as the one entitled "Barry Bonds's Least Favorite Punctuation" The Asterisk (*)". |