English
As a department, our goal is to help students become life-long learners who have the knowledge, skills and attitudes to function thoughtfully, actively, and thus effectively in their personal, social, and work lives. We use a variety of materials and strategies for accomplishing this goal including interdisciplinary work with other subject areas.
In English classes, students collect evidence of their increasing skills and knowledge in a portfolio, which will contain exemplary pieces of writing of many types in order to demonstrate proficiency. The portfolio serves as a record of an individual's development, highlights areas for improvement over the course of time, and provides a demonstration of writing competency by the time a student graduates. Completing a portfolio at an acceptable level is a course requirement each year and will be reflected in the grade.
Use of a portfolio:
• Evidence of students' increasing skills and knowledge
• Contains exemplary pieces of writing of many types in order to demonstrate proficiency
• Serves as a record of an individual's development, highlights areas for improvement over the course of time, and provides a demonstration of writing competency by the time a student graduates
• Completing a portfolio at an acceptable level is a course requirement each year
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Dana Anderson
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Ext. 310
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| Lisa Blier | Email |
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Deidre Carr
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Ext. 308
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Nate Cutting
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Ext. 308
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Jean Detert
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Ext. 106
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Heath MacVane
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Ext. 718
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Becky Peterson
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Ext. 108
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Rich Robinson
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Ext. 706
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