About this Course

For the course syllabus, student forms, and policies, please refer to Student Resources on the TLC website.
Program Objectives:
• Complete academic research on assigned or selected topics.
• Identify the differences between comparison and contrast.
• Develop a strategic or action plan to complete the course requirements.
• List the characteristics of a persuasive Essay.
• Develop and deliver a Power Point or Prezi on a thematic topic; prepare a handout.
• Write in a persuasive style.
Learning modules
-
Week 1
-
Literacy Discussion CW
-
Part of Speech Review CW
-
Part of Speech HW
-
Literate/Illiterate Countries CW
-
Literacy Vocab HW
-
Country Research CW
-
Literacy Readings-CW
-
Discovering Types of Literacy-CW
-
Dyslexia Discussion CW
-
Country Research 2 CW
-
Cause/Effect CW
-
Analyzing Longer readings- EVAL
-
Video EVAL
-
-
Week 2
-
Essay Resource Location-HW
-
Library Resources Reading and Summarization-CW
-
History of Literature CW
-
Children's Stories HW
-
Accuracy of Research CW
-
Types of Persuasive Techniques- CW
-
Accuracy HW
-
Roundtable Preparation CW
-
Ethos, Pathos, and Logos Kahoot!-CW
-
Project Continuation CW
-
Credibility EVAL
-
Research EVAL
-
-
Week 3
-
Discussion CW
-
Analyzing Persuasive Modes- CW
-
Understanding Etymology-CW
-
Round Table EVAL
-
Globalization Analysis Reading Quiz- EVAL
-
Finishing Research Outlines-HW
-
Project CW
-
Research Paper Outline-EVAL
-
Presentation HW
-
Presentation EVAL
-
-
Week 4
-
Jane Austen CW
-
Developing Research Paper-CW
-
News and Literacy CW
-
Improving Reading Skills and Self-Esteem Reading-CW
-
Braille CW
-
Finish Research Paper-HW
-
Final Research Paper-EVAL
-
Braille HW
-
Braille Questions CW
-
About the Instructor
Reviews
No reviews