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Welcome to Class!
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Welcome to Class!
Ms. Kopp
AP Literature and Composition

Welcome to Class!
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Ms. Kopp
AP Literature and Composition

ReflectionIn creating the newsletter, I did not know what to expect because I have not seen a newsletter, especially a weekly one, since elementary school. As I had a twelfth grade audience, it took me a little bit to get into the swing of what should or should not be included. I do like the idea that parents and students know what to expect from the week because it gives responsibility to the reader. I have set up this newsletter creationto be able to use it in my future classroom. The newsletter reminded me about what parents need to know and reminds the teacher to keep on track. It has great relevance to the individual classroom but I do think that it will become tiresome if I had 6 different periods doing something different. But, if all classes were the same, it would not be so difficult to keep straight. I know that, as a teacher, it is my responsibility to communicate with students and parents. By keeping such a connection it will better the students learning and stability in the long run.

Attached is a letter to parents about what we will be going over this week. Please preview it with your parents.
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Attached is a letter to parents about what we will be going over this week. Please preview it with your parents.
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add attachment of newsletterAttached is a letter to parents about what we will be going over this week. Please preview it with your parents.
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=53gzbOcjI8o&feature=youtu.be
These vocabulary words have to deal with the elements and how to find them in our novel. These words will come up on the test at the end of this section so pay close attention. The questions may sound eerily similar to some of the sentences in the video.
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Objective:
12th grade English language arts students will understand the elements of gothic literature; so that when asked to indicate elements in a young adult novel, they will be able to do so with 80% accuracy.