Short Fiction Unit Materials

 

This course includes a study of British and World Literature from the Anglo-Saxon age to present day. The course also includes the study of composition: the process of writing a persuasive research paper and literary analysis essay. Both formal and informal speaking experiences will be included throughout the course. Please refer to the calendar below for class materials. I will post assignments, notes, and other materials to the date on which they were assigned, covered, or used. For example, you will find a link to a copy of the class syllabus when you click on the first day of the school year, September 4. Contact me at ahayes@sowashco.k12.mn.us with any questions. Also, consider checking out the class Facebook page. IF YOU ARE HAVING DIFFICULTY VIEWING OR PRINTING MATERIALS FROM THE BELOW CALENDAR, PLEASE REFER TO THE GUIDE FOR RETRIEVING DOCUMENTS FROM CLASSJUMP (PDF or PowerPoint).

 

LINKS If you prefer to see documents for the class in a list, rather than clicking through the calendar, click here. Options for sorting are limited, but it may prove more efficient in some cases.

The preferred MLA style guide: DianaHacker.com

Jake Matenaer, Tyler Varhol, and Cam Lyles' Macbeth Music Video

Full text of "Pygmalion"

Hayes' Guide to Cheap Dining and Entertainment in the Twin Cities

This course is run off of Google Sites. Visit the course website for assignments, resources, and a course calendar.

• Introduction to Journalism Google Site
  

This is the resource for staff of the Ridge Review, East Ridge High School's official newspaper! You may also access the photostream of the Ridge Review from this page.

See the calendar below for meeting times and publishing deadlines.

Interested in joining our staff? Read the informational brochure, then consider an application to the Ridge Review. Note: for best results, download the document for viewing and printing.

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East Ridge High School
Adam Hayes