Hello Everyone!
HTC standards have changed a bit. These are the
standards that will be addressed in this class: (and how they are to be earned)
Standard
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How will can it be earned?
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# hits
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**Vocabulary (Reading Literacy standard)
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Level 3: All the “Hard” Words on Inside
Story Flashcards (.com)
Level 2: 30 “medium” & 20 “hard”
on Inside Story Flashcards (.com)
Level 1: 50 “medium” on Inside Story
Flashcards (.com)
Level E: 50 “easy” on Inside Story
Flashcards (.com)
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2 total
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*Prefix/suffix/Latin & Greek Roots (Reading Literacy standard)
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Level 3: visualization & test on 50
chosen complicated Latin/Greek Roots
Level 2: visualization & test on
the 30 most common L/G Roots
Level 1: Choose 10 from common L/G Roots,
10 common prefixes, 10 common suffixes (visualization & test on them)
Level E: Choose 25 common prefixes, and
5 common suffixes (visualization & test on them)
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Full stand-
ard
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**Spelling (Communications Lit standard)
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Level 3: Assess on 20 homophones, 100
freshmen words
Level 2: Assess on 20 homophones, 80
chosen words from 8th grade lists
Level 1: Assess on 15 homophones, 70 chosen
words from 7th grade lists
Level E: Assess on 10 homophones, 60
chosen words from 6th grade lists
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Full stand- ard
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**Parts of Speech (Communications Lit standard)
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Level 3: Showcase ALL types of each
POS introduced, with examples, plus visualization
Level 2: ALL types of each POS
identified in assessment (matching)
+ original examples
Level 1: SOME types of each POS identified in assessment (matching) + original
examples
Level E: SOME basic types of each POS
identified in assessment (matching)
+ some original examples
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Full stand-ard
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*Visualization (Reading Standard)
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All Levels:
*Visualization for POS found in magazines (placed into
categories)
*Visualization/Project for Vocabulary (of choice)
*Visualization for Grammar Rules
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1 hit
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**Note Taking (Reading Standard)
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All Levels:
Teacher will assess
that all notes given in class are:
**Legible, easy to read without straining
**Make use of bullets, asterisks (*), highlighters, or
boxing
**Use of 2 column notes is evident
**Notes are organized according to the layout
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1 hit
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