Curriculum Scope & Sequence

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1 BOE APPROVED 5/8/12 Curriculum Scope & Sequence Subject/Grade Level: ENGLISH/GRADE 12 Course: ENGLISH IV CP Unit Sir Gawain and the Green Knight 1-2 weeks RL RL RI L W Analyze the evolution of heroism from the beginnings of the epic hero, transitioning to the tragic hero and culminating with the modern hero. Write in clear, concise, understand The idea of a hero is based on various factors/traits from different time periods. The concept of the hero has developed over time due to changes within society creating the modern hero. What is a hero? How have the concepts of the hero changed over time? Beowulf 4-5 weeks RL , 9-10 RI W L Analyze the impact of societal demands and expectations on the evolution of heroism with focus upon the beginnings of the epic understand that The idea of a hero is based on various factors/traits from different time periods. The concept of the hero has developed over time due to changes What is a hero? How have the concepts of the hero changed over time?

2 hero. Write in clear, concise, within society creating the modern hero. Hamlet 10 weeks RL ,9-10 RI W L Analyze the nature focusing upon how one s true human nature shapes the tragic hero. Write in clear, concise, understand Each individual person displays human nature in their own ways based on their life experiences which influences their human nature causing them to be a tragic hero. Each individual thinks through a situation and creates their own timeline of turning thoughts into actions. Each person decides what is worth dying for. What is the true nature of man/humanity? What is a hero? How does an experience/situation influence human nature creating the concept of the hero? Can one think too much? What are the results of turning one s thoughts into action? Othello 4-5 weeks RL , 9-10 RI learning to Analyze the dynamic understand All choices made in life ultimately have some What is the relationship between personal choice and consequence?

3 W L relationship between personal choice and consequence that ultimately focuses upon how one s true human nature shapes the tragic hero. Write in clear, concise, type of consequence, which reflects one s reputation. Each individual person displays human nature in their own way based on their life experiences which influences their human nature. Each individual thinks through a situation and creates their own timeline of turning thoughts into actions; for some this timeline is too short, for others it is too long. What is the true nature of man/humanity? What are the results of turning one s thoughts into action? Can one not think enough? Lord of the Flies 7 weeks RL SL ,3-5 W Analyze the and evil within a group of people. understand Within any society the opposing forces of good and evil must coexist and create constant conflict and humanity. Within human nature exists the duality of man; everyone In the battle between good and evil, which prevails? How do you define evil? Is the concept of true goodness achievable? man? Do all people possess and/or exhibit that duality?

4 Write in clear, concise, possesses both good and evil. Darkness and violence are at the core of every evoked pending each experience. his reputation? Do internal or external some people than in Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde 4-5 weeks RL SL ,3-5 W learning to Analyze the and evil. Write in clear, concise, understand Everyone possesses good and evil and these elements are constantly in conflict causing a duality to present within each member of society. The reputation you establish as a human portrays how you are accepted and defined within your society. Darkness and violence is at the core of every evoked pending each What is the conflict between good and evil? man? his reputation? Do internal or external some people than

5 experience. A Clockwork Orange 6-7 weeks RL SL ,3 5 W Analyze the and evil through the analysis of relevant social issues. Write in clear, concise, understand Within any society the opposing forces of good and evil must coexist and create constant conflict within humanity. Within human nature exists the duality of man; everyone possesses both good and evil. The reputation you establish as a human portrays how you are accepted and defined within your society. Darkness and violence are at the core of every evokes pending each individual s circumstance. How do you define evil? Is the concept of true goodness achievable? man? his reputation? Do internal or external some people than Fight Club 5 weeks RL understand What is the meaning of life?

6 SL , 3-5 W Analyze the complexity of human nature through the duality of man, and understanding of the and evil within an individual. Write in clear, concise, that varies in content and form for different Life means different things to different people based on upbringing and morals and values. Within any society the opposing forces of good and evil must coexist and create constant conflict within humanity. Within human nature exists the duality of man; everyone possesses good and evil. The reputation you establish for yourself as a human portrays how you are accepted and defined within your society. Darkness and violence are at the core of every evoked pending each circumstance. In the battle of good and evil, which prevails? man? Do all people possesses and/or exhibit that duality? his or her reputation? Do internal or external some people than

English 12A. Syllabus. Course Overview. Course Goals

English 12A. Syllabus. Course Overview. Course Goals Syllabus English 12A Course Overview English is the study of the creation and analysis of literature written in the English language. In English 12A you will explore the relation between British history