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- English 9A: ERHS Summer School
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- Latin and Academic Vocabulary
- The Odyssey
- Edgar Allan Poe
- "The Most Dangerous Game" and "Casey at the Bat"
- "The Birds" and "The Red-Headed League"
- "From a Lincoln Preface" and "Golden Kite Silver Wind"
- "Perseus" and "The Interlopers"
- "The Rug Merchant" & "The Secret Life of Walter Mitty"
- Of Mice and Men
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- English 10A: ERHS Summer School
- SIOP Lesson
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- ERWC 2020-21
- Good Food/Bad Food
- Brave New World
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- Grammar
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- Rhetorical Devices
- PORTFOLIO - Introducing ERWC 12: Portfolios and Metacognition
- What's Next? Thinking About Life After High School
- The Social Contract
- Into the Wild
- The Value of Life
- Rhetoric of the Op-Ed Page
- Racial Profiling
- Intrinsic Reading
- Juvenile Justice
- Language, Gender, and Culture
- 1984
- Bullying
- PORTFOLIO - Final Reflection on Learning: The ERWC 12 Portfolio
- BOOK - The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time
- ISSUE - The Daily Me
- ISSUE - Island Civilization
- ISSUE - Juvenile Justice
- ISSUE - Fake News and Bias in Reporting
- ISSUE - Language, Gender, and Culture
- ISSUE - "On Leaving | On Staying Behind"
- ISSUE - Waste More, Want More
- ISSUE - What's Next? Thinking About Life After High School
- ERWC: Mini Modules
- Introducing the Rhetorical Situation
- Introducing Ethos, Pathos, and Logos
- Introducing Transfer of Learning
- Introducing Genre as Rhetoric
- Introducing Kairos
- Introducing Inquiry Questions
- The Classical Pattern of Persuasion
- Introducing Exigence
- Introducing Stasis Theory: Finding Common Ground and Asking the Right Questions
- Latin
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- National Honors Society
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- Theory of Everything
- English 10
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- FINAL
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- Lord of the Flies
- Western Religion
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- Greek and Roman Mythology
- Ovid's "Metamorphoses"
- Greek Philosophy
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- Renaissance and Rationalism (1300-1800)
- Shakespeare
- Romanticism and Realism (1800-1890)
- The Modern World (1890-1945)
- The Contemporary World (1946-Present) & Russian Authors
- "Night"
- Standardized Testing
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- Article of the Week
- Leadership
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Unit 6: Blindness and Sight
Essential Question: What does it mean to see?
When we say, “I see,” what do we mean? How many ways are there to see—or fail to see—the world?
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