学術的および創造的な文章作成のための文法 | 文法スキルと文章作成の練習 ティーン
この継続的なコースでは、学生は創造的かつ学術的な文章力を向上させるのに役立つ文法スキルを学び、練習し、応用します。
Meg Connolly, Certified ELA Teacher
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週あたりの授業時間数 50 分宿題：
I provide extension activities via the Outschool classroom for students who with to practice that week's skills.この文章は自動翻訳されています
このクラスで学べること
英語レベル - 不明
米国の学年 9 - 12
🌟 General 🌟 In this grammar class, students will practice grammar points in the context of great writing. Grammar often seems boring or useless because we don’t learn it within the context of applying it to our writing. When we understand how grammar knowledge can help us become stronger writers, it suddenly makes sense! In this class, I aim to teach grammar that is essential for strong writing. I give direct instruction with grade-level appropriate examples that help students see how they can apply grammar to their own writing. Together, we practice the skills within the context of real writing. 🌟 Weekly Breakdown 🌟 🍁 Fall Semester 1. September 5 - September 11: Punctuation & punctuating sentences 2. September 12 - September 18: Sentence parts, parts of speech, basics of diagramming sentences 3. September 19 - September 25: Clauses & types of clauses in a sentence 4. September 26 - October 2: Using clauses to package information and show relationships between ideas 5. October 3 - October 9: Sentence Openers 6. October 10 - October 16: Conjunctions 7. October 17 - October 23: Relative clauses & connectors 8. October 24 - October 30: Relative clauses & connectors part II 9. October 31 - November 6: Paragraphing 10. November 7 - November 13: Passive voice [🦃November 14 - November 20 Thanksgiving Break **NO CLASSES] [🦃 November 21 - November 27 Thanksgiving Break **NO CLASSES] 11. November 28 - December 4: Ordering information 12. December 5 - December 11: Connection old & new ideas 13. December 12 - December 18: TBD/REVIEW 14. December 19 - December 25: TBD/REVIEW [☃️ December 25 - January 1: Winter Break **NO CLASSES] 🌸 Spring Semester 2023 1. January 2 - January 8: Describing a system 2. January 9 - January 15: Describing a procedure 3. January 16 - January 22: Describing causal relationships 4. January 23 - January 29: Indirect language: making requests 5. January 30 - February 5: Written requests: letters and emails 6. February 6 - February 12: Using modal verbs (would, could, might) in requests 7. February 13 - February 19: The future tenses 8. February 20 - February 26: Will & going to 9. February 27 - March 5: Future Perfect 10. March 6 - March 12: Verbs of intention to express the future 11. March 13 - March 19: The past tenses 12. March 20 - March 26: Using past v. present 13. March 27 - April 2: Using past v. present perfect 14. April 3 - April 9: Using past v. past perfect 15. April 10 - April 16: Reported speech 16. April 17 - April 23: Using nouns & adjective to improve writing 17. April 24 - April 30: Packaging ideas: noun phrases with premodifiers 18. May 1 - May 7: Packaging ideas: noun phrases with postmodifiers 19. May 8 - May 14: Summary nouns 20. May 15 - May 21: Drawing conclusions 21. May 22 - May 28: Modal verbs in speculation 22. May 29 - June 4: Speculating with noun phrases 23. June 5 - June 11: Speculating about the past 24. June 12 - June 18: Third conditional: Would have 25. June 19 - June 25: Making recommendations Schedule subject to change based on student interest/need 🌟 Class Structure 🌟 - After introductions, we start with a mini-lesson on the day’s grammar topic - Then, together, we complete a few exercises where we apply skills from the mini-lesson - Lastly, students complete an application exercise independently and we share out one or two answers before signing off 🌟 Teaching Methods 🌟 This grammar class is centered around direct instruction and skills practice. I strive to incorporate lots of encouragement and support while still maintaining high expectations and rigor. 🌟 Interaction 🌟 Students will collaborate to build understanding of the grammar through questions and collaborative skills practice. 🌟 Prior Knowledge 🌟 Students don’t need any specific prior knowledge. However, they should be at the appropriate grade level where they are ready to study the grammar topics. 🌟 About the Teacher 🌟 Meg Connolly is a certified teacher with bachelors degrees in literature and philosophy. She has masters degrees in teaching ELA, grades 7-12, and in teaching students with disabilities. In addition to her masters, she is TESOL certified and experienced in working with ESL students. She has nine years of teaching experience both in the US public school system and online. She also writes her own fictional short stories for podcasts. Check out her teacher profile for more info. 🌟 Meet and Greet 🌟 If you or your learner are hesitant to sign up before meeting me (understandably!), feel free to book a meet and greet here: https://outschool.com/classes/meet-greet-15-minute-session-MGpwi3mP#usXSuDFS3Z
学習到達目標
Students will learn and practice grammar skills that will help them become better writers.
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英語
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参加しました September, 2021
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2 教員免許
マサチューセッツ州 教員免許 英語/国語で
米国以外 教員免許 英語から他の言語の話者へで
2 学位
修士号 Fordham Universityから 教育 へ
学士号 Fordham Universityから 英語 へ
Hi, welcome to my online community and classroom for teens and pre-teens!
My name is Meg and I teach literature and writing here on Outschool.
My classes are:
✅ Engaging
✅ Inclusive
✅ Collaborative
✅ Interactive
✅ Discussion-based
✅ Driven by student interest
✅ Tailored to students' needs
My teaching "manifesto":
Teaching humanities is my greatest passion! I work to instill in my students a love of reading, writing, and critical thinking that goes beyond the classroom.
I am passionate about inclusive classrooms that bring a wide range of students together, where we can all learn from each other and enrich each other's lives. I believe that all students can achieve academic success and become life-long learners, regardless of their backgrounds or their learning needs.
As a teacher, I focus on core reading, writing, and critical thinking skills that prepare students for college-level studies. However, I also believe that we all learn best when learning is social and enjoyable. To that end, I take creative and discussion-based approaches to teaching and I infuse classes with students' interests wherever possible.
My credentials:
✅ State certified and tenured English Language Arts and special ed teacher
✅ Masters in teaching English in grades 7-12 from Fordham University
✅ Masters in teaching Students with Disabilities in grades 7-12, also from Fordham University
✅ 120-hour TESOL certified
My teaching experience:
✅ 12 years of teaching experience, both online and in schools
✅ 6 years in New York City public schools
✅ Courses taught:
↳ ELA, grades 7-12
↳ AP Literature and AP Language & Composition
↳ Inclusive classrooms
↳ Self-contained classrooms
↳ ESL classrooms
My related experience:
✅ Published content writer for podcasts; fiction and nonfiction writer
✅ Instructional Design Coach for university professors (helping them to design effective online courses)
Lastly, some other tidbits about me:
💫I'm fluent in Spanish and I'm now working on my Portuguese.
💫I play violin, piano, and guitar, and I love to sing and song-write for fun.
💫I have a curious cat named Madame George (Georgie for short) who often comes to class!
If you or your learner are hesitant to sign up before meeting me (understandably!), feel free to book a meet and greet here: https://outschool.com/classes/meet-greet-15-minute-session-MGpwi3mP#usXSuDFS3Z
I hope to see you soon!レビュー
ライブグループクラス
$20
毎週週に1回
50 分
2 人がクラスを受けました
オンラインライブ授業
年齢: 14-18
クラス人数： 2 人-10 人
