AP English Language and Composition: Difference between revisions

From TSAS Library
Jump to: navigation, search
No edit summary
No edit summary
Line 3: Line 3:
|description=AP Lang is a three-session course that focuses on language as a persuasive tool and is designed to develop students’ ability to utilize and analyze rhetorical appeals, techniques, and devices in various media. While students will primarily read non-fiction texts, we will also include some fiction. An AP exam is offered at the end of the year, but is not required to participate in the course.
|description=AP Lang is a three-session course that focuses on language as a persuasive tool and is designed to develop students’ ability to utilize and analyze rhetorical appeals, techniques, and devices in various media. While students will primarily read non-fiction texts, we will also include some fiction. An AP exam is offered at the end of the year, but is not required to participate in the course.
|department=English Language and Literature
|department=English Language and Literature
|teacher=Angela Hudson
|teacher=Steven Rustin
|sessions=3
|sessions=3
|prerequisites=Critical Reading, English Lit 10
|prerequisites=Critical Reading, English Lit 10
Line 9: Line 9:
|offered=Currently
|offered=Currently
|opento=Juniors
|opento=Juniors
|requiredby=Fine Arts House, Liberal Arts House
|requiredby=Liberal Arts House
}}
}}

Revision as of 00:59, 22 February 2023


Department English Language and Literature
Teacher Steven Rustin
Sessions 3
Prerequisites Critical Reading
English Lit 10
GR Code E11
Offered Currently
Open to Juniors
Required by Liberal Arts

AP Lang is a three-session course that focuses on language as a persuasive tool and is designed to develop students’ ability to utilize and analyze rhetorical appeals, techniques, and devices in various media. While students will primarily read non-fiction texts, we will also include some fiction. An AP exam is offered at the end of the year, but is not required to participate in the course.