SAT & ACT 쓰기 및 언어/영어 준비: 필요한 영어 문법
이 실습 과정은 SAT 및 ACT 대학 입학 시험에 나오는 표준 영어 오류의 가장 일반적인 규칙을 간단하고 시간 친화적인 방식으로 다룹니다. 모든 학습자는 수업과 상호 작용할 것입니다! #공부
New Horizons Academy - SAT & ACT Prep - ELA
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주당 수업 45 분 시간숙제
주당 1시간. An optional, individual practice passage will be available after class for students to complete in Google Forms.보고계신 지문은 자동 번역 되었습니다
수업 소개
영어 수준 - 알 수 없음
미국 7학년 - 10학년 학년
레벨 Intermediate
Want to try this class out? Get $5 off your first week with coupon code ZERRBLHQA25 until Apr 1, 2028. ----------- Looking for a one-on-one or private small group class? We can help with that! Please click the "Request a Private Class" link above and send the details of your request including date, time, and number of learners. For private one-on-one classes, our rate is $1 per minute per week. If you have a small group, please message us with the number of learners you have lined up, and we will let you know the weekly rate! -------- Let’s focus in on the language, grammar, and conventions of standard English to help demystify these questions on college entrance exams! In this class, we'll work through a practice SAT Writing & Language or ACT English passage, starting with a micro-lesson or two over a concept hit on in the passage. Each and every question will get a full answer explanation! Several topics will be hit on each week, with great variety. Many grammar, writing, and language concepts are covered on these exams, so we will hit on as many of them as we can! The class format covers the micro-lessons in the beginning of the class, and then we drive into the practice passage one question at a time. We'll present the question and the section of the passage to which it relates, and have students test their skills by privately responding to the question for the teacher. Then, the teacher will reveal the correct answer and fully explain why the answer is what it is (as well as why the other options were not the correct answer). As this is an ongoing class, feel free to join at any time, or just drop in for the week that you need! Class Schedule: ***Week of November 27*** [] Set 1: >Passage: "Whey to Go" - Micro-Lesson: Items in a Series, Supporting a Claim ***Week of December 4*** [] Set 2 >Passage: “Shed Some Light on the Workplace” - Micro-Lesson: Redundancy, Parallelism ***Week of December 11*** [] Set 3 >Passage: "Prehistoric Printing" - Micro-Lesson: Pronoun-Antecedent Agreement ***Week of December 18 *** Some classes will not meet this week. Please check your class schedules carefully and let us know if you'd like to be transferred to a section that will meet for this week. [] Set 4 >Passage: "Thomas Nast, the Crusading Cartoonist" - Micro-Lesson: Appositive Phrases, Comma Usage (Part 1) ***Week of December 25 *** Some classes will not meet this week. Please check your class schedules carefully and let us know if you'd like to be transferred to a section that will meet for this week. [] Set 5 >Passage: "Rethinking Crowdfunding in the Arts" - Micro-Lesson: Vague Pronouns, Comma Usage (Part 2) ***Week of January 1, 2023*** [] Set 6 >Passage: "Investigative Journalism: An Evolving American Tradition" - Micro-Lesson: Transitional Phrases, Independent and Dependent Clauses ***Week of January 8, 2023*** [] Set 7 >Passage: "Coworking: A Creative Solution" - Micro-Lesson: Participial Phrases and Dangling Modifiers, Prepositions ***Week of January 15, 2023*** [] Set 8 >Passage: "The Consolations of Philosophy" - Micro-Lesson: Verb Tenses ***Week of January 22, 2023*** [] Set 9 >Passage: "How Do You Like Those Apples?" - Micro-Lesson: Connotation and Denotation ***Week of January 29, 2023*** [] Set 10 >Passage: "More than One Way to Dress a Cat" - Micro-Lesson: Dash Usage ***Week of February 5, 2023*** [] Set 11 >Passage: "A Necessary Resource for Science" - Micro-Lesson: 5 Rules for Colon Usage ***Week of February 12, 2023*** [] Set 12 >Passage: "A Little to the Left, but Not Too Much!" - Micro-Lesson: Complete Sentences and Fragments ***Week of February 19, 2023*** [] Set 13 >Passage: "The Physician Assistant Will See You Now" - Micro-Lesson: Comma Splices ***Week of February 26, 2023*** [] Set 14 >Passage: "Gold into Silver: The “Reverse Alchemy” of Superhero Comics History" - Micro-Lesson: Quotations ***Week of March 5, 2023*** [] Set 15 >Passage: "NASA: A Space Program with Down-to-Earth Benefits" - Micro-Lesson: Gerunds ***Week of March 12, 2023*** [] Set 16 >Passage: "Professional Development: A Shared Responsibility" - Micro-Lesson: Formatting People’s Titles ***Week of March 19, 2023*** [] Set 17 >Passage: "The Evolution of Slow Food" - Micro-Lesson: Appositives and Appositive Phrases ***Week of March 26, 2023*** [] Set 18 >Passage: "Was the Hoax a Hoax?" - Micro-Lesson: Restrictive and Nonrestrictive Clauses ***Week of April 2, 2023*** [] Set 19 >Passage: "Compost: Don’t Waste This Waste" - Micro-Lesson: Misplaced Modifiers ***Week of April 9, 2023*** [] Set 20 >Passage: "A Lion’s Share of Luck" - Micro-Lesson: Cite, Site, and Sight ***Week of April 16, 2023*** [] Set 21 >Passage: "Court Reporting: Humans v. Machines" - Micro-Lesson: Inferred vs. Implied ***Week of April 23, 2023*** [] Set 22 >Passage: "Fire in Space" - Micro-Lesson: Run-On and Rambling Sentences ***Week of April 30, 2023*** [] Set 23 >Passage: "Survival in the Hostile Environment of NW Rota-1" - Micro-Lesson: Amount vs. Number ***Week of May 7, 2023*** [] Set 24 >Passage: "Free Public Transportation" - Micro-Lesson: Past vs. Passed ***Week of May 14, 2023*** [] Set 25 >Passage: "Wet Plate Photography: An Old Technique Makes a New Splash" - Micro-Lesson: Capitalizations ***Week of May 21, 2023*** [] Set 26 >Passage: "Digging Up Cities" - Micro-Lesson: Wave vs. Waive ***Week of May 28, 2023*** [] Set 27 >Passage: "How a Cat in a Hat Changed Children’s Education" - Micro-Lesson: Reducing Wordiness ***Week of June 4, 2023*** [] Set 28 >Passage: "Keep Student Volunteering Voluntary" - Micro-Lesson: Plurals, Possessives, and Apostrophes ***Week of June 11, 2023*** [] Set 29 >Passage: "Marsupials Lend a Hand to Science" - Micro-Lesson: Comma Rules, Part 1 ***Week of June 18, 2023*** [] Set 30 >Passage: "An Employee Benefit That Benefits Employers" - Micro-Lesson: Comma Rules, Part 2 ***Week of June 25, 2023*** [] Set 1: >Passage: "Whey to Go" - Micro-Lesson: Items in a Series, Supporting a Claim ***Week of July 2, 2023*** [] Set 2 >Passage: “Shed Some Light on the Workplace” - Micro-Lesson: Redundancy, Parallelism ***Week of July 9, 2023*** [] Set 3 >Passage: "Prehistoric Printing" - Micro-Lesson: Pronoun-Antecedent Agreement ***Week of July 16, 2023*** [] Set 4 >Passage: "Thomas Nast, the Crusading Cartoonist" - Micro-Lesson: Appositive Phrases, Comma Usage (Part 1) ***Week of July 23, 2023*** [] Set 5 >Passage: "Rethinking Crowdfunding in the Arts" - Micro-Lesson: Vague Pronouns, Comma Usage (Part 2) ***Week of July 30, 2023*** [] Set 6 >Passage: "Investigative Journalism: An Evolving American Tradition" - Micro-Lesson: Transitional Phrases, Independent and Dependent Clauses ***Week of August 6, 2023*** [] Set 7 >Passage: "Coworking: A Creative Solution" - Micro-Lesson: Participial Phrases and Dangling Modifiers, Prepositions ***Week of August 13, 2023*** [] Set 8 >Passage: "The Consolations of Philosophy" - Micro-Lesson: Verb Tenses ***Week of August 20, 2023*** [] Set 9 >Passage: "How Do You Like Those Apples?" - Micro-Lesson: Connotation and Denotation Week of September 3, 2023 [] Set 12 >Passage: "A Little to the Left, but Not Too Much!" - Micro-Lesson: Complete Sentences and Fragments Week of September 10, 2023 [] Set 13 >Passage: "The Physician Assistant Will See You Now" - Micro-Lesson: Comma Splices Week of September 17, 2023 [] Set 14 >Passage: "Gold into Silver: The “Reverse Alchemy” of Superhero Comics History" - Micro-Lesson: Quotations Week of September 24, 2023 [] Set 15 >Passage: "NASA: A Space Program with Down-to-Earth Benefits" - Micro-Lesson: Gerunds Week of October 1, 2023 [] Set 16 >Passage: "Professional Development: A Shared Responsibility" - Micro-Lesson: Formatting People’s Titles Week of October 8, 2023 [] Set 17 >Passage: "The Evolution of Slow Food" - Micro-Lesson: Appositives and Appositive Phrases Week of October 15, 2023 [] Set 18 >Passage: "Was the Hoax a Hoax?" - Micro-Lesson: Restrictive and Nonrestrictive Clauses Week of October 22, 2023 [] Set 19 >Passage: "Compost: Don’t Waste This Waste" - Micro-Lesson: Misplaced Modifiers Week of October 29, 2023 [] Set 20 >Passage: "A Lion’s Share of Luck" - Micro-Lesson: Cite, Site, and Sight Week of November 5, 2023 [] Set 21 >Passage: "Court Reporting: Humans v. Machines" - Micro-Lesson: Inferred vs. Implied Week of November 12, 2023 [] Set 22 >Passage: "Fire in Space" - Micro-Lesson: Run-On and Rambling Sentences Week of November 19, 2023 [] Set 23 >Passage: "Survival in the Hostile Environment of NW Rota-1" - Micro-Lesson: Amount vs. Number Week of November 26, 2023 [] Set 24 >Passage: "Free Public Transportation" - Micro-Lesson: Past vs. Passed Week of December 3, 2023 [] Set 25 >Passage: "Wet Plate Photography: An Old Technique Makes a New Splash" - Micro-Lesson: Capitalizations Week of December 10, 2023 [] Set 26 >Passage: "Digging Up Cities" - Micro-Lesson: Wave vs. Waive Week of December 17, 2023 [] Set 27 >Passage: "How a Cat in a Hat Changed Children’s Education" - Micro-Lesson: Reducing Wordiness Week of December 24, 2023 [] Set 28 >Passage: "Keep Student Volunteering Voluntary" - Micro-Lesson: Plurals, Possessives, and Apostrophes Week of December 31, 2023 [] Set 29 >Passage: "Marsupials Lend a Hand to Science" - Micro-Lesson: Comma Rules, Part 1 Week of January 7, 2024 [] Set 30 >Passage: "An Employee Benefit That Benefits Employers" - Micro-Lesson: Comma Rules, Part 2
학습 목표
Students will improve their understanding of common grammar concepts tested on the ACT and SAT college entrance exams. They will learn how to identify and correct them, so that come test day, they will know which option to choose on the test, or if no change is needed.
그 외 세부 사항
수업 진행 언어
영어
Outschool 외 필요 앱/웹사이트
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가입일: June, 2020
4.8
306수강 후기
교사 전문성 및 자격증
1 명의 선생님은 학사 학위를 받았어요
학사 학위 영어 Emporia State University에서
𝐀𝐛𝐨𝐮𝐭 𝐁𝐞𝐜𝐤𝐲 𝐙𝐞𝐫𝐫
Teaching--especially in English, writing, and language arts--is a true passion of mine. I graduated Cum Laude from Kansas State University in 2010 with a Secondary Education degree in English and Journalism, and then went on to teach in the public schools before setting off on my own as an online teacher and tutor.
My philosophy of education is to make it as fun, personalized, and as interactive as possible for the kids. I always try to even out my direct instruction/lecture time with plenty of opportunities for students to practice these new skills, take polls, play review games, and collaborate with peers.
I am happily married to my husband Brad, and we have two beautiful daughters, Sophia and Elise. We currently reside in Kansas in a small town, and we love the small town life.
Oh, and Zerr is pronounced "Zarr," so it rhymes with "car." 😉
𝐀𝐛𝐨𝐮𝐭 𝐁𝐫𝐢𝐭𝐭𝐧𝐞𝐲 𝐒𝐡𝐚𝐰
Hi! My name is Brittney. I received my Associates Degree in Elementary Education and my Bachelors Degree in English. I love working with kids and have experience with all ages.
I am a wife and mother of four, ages 9, 6, 4, and 1, and the oldest of eight. I have been both a nanny and babysitter as well. Through my past employment and own kids, have gained experience with children with speech delays, autism, and ADHD. I have also worked as a classroom volunteer and ESL instructor.
I love reading and writing and am a total bookworm. I also love dogs and cooking. My kitchen and my reading chair are my happy places!
My teaching philosophy is that every child is different and my job is to make sure to embrace those differences to make the education experience the best for all the children. I also want to make sure I do my best to foster a love of reading in my students because, "if you can read, you can do anything!"
Qualifications:
-Associates in Elementary Education
-Bachelors in English
-Former ESL instructor
-Experience with all ages
**ABOUT MS. LIDA**
Hi! My name is Lida. I received my Master’s Degree in Secondary Education and my Bachelor’s Degree in English. I love teaching students of all ages, especially middle and high school students.
I am a wife and mother of one son who loves taking classes through Outschool. I served as a teacher and administrator in a public high school for many years before entering the world of educational publishing. I have experience teaching all levels of English. When I am not teaching or writing about English, I enjoy reading, cooking with my husband, and performing science experiments with my son.
Qualifications:
-Bachelor’s in English
-Master’s in Secondary Education
-Master’s in Educational Leadership
-17 years of classroom teaching experience
-3 years of curriculum development experience
리뷰
실시간 그룹 수업
매주
US$25
주당 1회
45분
95 명의 학생이 수업을 완료함
실시간 화상 수업
연령: 12-17
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