中世史に基づく IEW ライティング セメスター 2

This is part 2 of 2 (each part consists of 15 lessons). Previous IEW experience is not necessary. 

From the Anglo-Saxons to the Renaissance, from chivalrous knights to Genghis Khan, students will improve their knowledge of medieval times while learning to write with structure and style.
An optional literature component studies eight novels that integrate with the historical topics used for writing assignments (these are optional and will not be required coursework).  

Week 1 - Lesson 16:  Unit 6 - Medieval Cathedrals, fused outlines, #3 -ly opener
Week 2 - Lesson 17:  Knights, Part 1, #6 vss
Week 3 - Lesson 18 - Knights, Part 2, bibliography
Week 4 - Lesson 19 - King Richard
Week 5 - Lesson 20 :  Unit 7 - Favorite Amusements, Part 1, #5 clausal opener, www.asia.b clause
Week 6 - Lesson 21 - Favorite Amusements, Part 2
Week 7 - Lesson 22 - Chivalry, Part 1
Week 8 - Lesson 23- Chivalry, Part 2
Week 9 - Lesson 24:  Descriptive Time Travel Diary, #1 subject opener, #4 -ing opener 
Week 10 - Lesson 25 - Unit 8 - Knights, Part 3 
Week 11 - Lesson 26 - The Renaissance, Part 1 
Week 12 - Lesson 27 - The Renaissance, Part 2
Week 13 - Lesson 28: Unit 9 - Genghis Khan and His Hawk, Part 1 
Week 14 - Lesson 29 - Genghis Khan and His Hawk, Part 2
Week 15 - Lesson 30 - Character Analysis, "Seven in One Blow" 

You must purchase https://iew.com/shop/products/medieval-history-based-writing-lessons-student-book-only it is against copyright for me to provide any of the materials for this course.  

*This course works through all nine structural models of the IEW Syllabus.
*Each lesson gives a clear writing assignment with a detailed checklist of Structure and Style requirements.
*These lessons utilize source texts touching on people and events in from the Anglo-Saxons to the Renaissance, from chivalrous knights to Genghis Khan
*The Student Book comes with illustrated vocabulary cards to help students remember definitions.
*The literature components study novels that integrate with the historical topics used for writing assignments (additional options)