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  • 11th Grade ELA
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    • Unit 1: Myths, Narratives, Counternarratives
      • Week 1: Introduction to Myth, Narratives, and Counternarratives
      • Week 2: Myths of Superiority: Unpacking Racist Narratives
      • Week 3: From Declaration to Dream:Analyzing the Roots of the American Dream
      • Week 4: Singing about the Dream: Whitman, Hughes, and Modern Music
    • Unit 2: Systemic Racism and the American Dream
      • Week 1: Mapping Inequality: The Legacy of Redlining and Segregation
        • BPDA Neighborhood Data
      • Week 2: Opening the Door to the Younger Family
      • Week 3: Unexpected Guests Knocking on the Younger's Door
      • Week 4: Passing the Torch: Mama’s Trust, Walter’s Trial
      • Week 5: Hansberry's Intentions: What Happens to a Dream Deferred?
    • Unit 3: The Land of Opportunity: Narratology and the Immigrant Experience
      • Week 1: Between Worlds: Narratology, Immigrant Voices and Magical Tales
      • Week 2: Lost and Found: Discovering the Self through Perspective
      • Week 3: What's Left Unsaid: The Power of Language
      • Week 4: Becoming an Author with Purpose
    • Unit 4: Nothing is Certain: Death, Taxes, and Dreams
      • Week 1: Dreams for Sale
      • Week 2: Attention must be paid
      • Weeks 3-4: Take that phony dream and burn it
  • 12th Grade ELA
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    • Unit 1: Out of the Cave: Intro to Philosophy and Persuasion
      • Week 1: Intro to Philosophy, Plato, Ignorance and Knowledge
      • Week 2: Introduction to Aristotle's Rhetoric and Rhetorical Appeals
        • Examples of Ethos
        • Examples of Logos
        • Examples of Pathos
      • Week 3: Practicing identifying rhetorical appeals
      • Week 4: Writing Your Way In: Cover Letters and College Essays
      • Week 5: Baldwin’s Blueprint: Dissecting Rhetorical Mastery
    • Unit 2: The Root of All Evil: Understanding Money, Capitalism, and Consumer
      • Week 1: Work, Worth, and Alienation
      • Week 2: Into the Absurd: Exploring Kafka and the Kafkaesque
      • Week 3: From Provider to Pest: The Decline of Gregor Samsa
      • Week 4: A Full House: The Lodgers, the Family, and the Vermin
      • Week 5: Kafka's Cockroach and Criticism
    • Unit 3: Picture This: Personal Narratives in Graphic Novels
      • Week 1: Graphic Narratives, Global Perspectives: Entering Marjane Satrapi’s
      • Week 2: War and Rebellion in Black and White
      • Week 3: The Final Panels: Looking Back, Looking Forward
      • Week 4: Plotting Out Our Story
    • Unit 4: Challenging the Status Quo
      • Week 1: Witch Hunts
      • Week 2: Needles and Lies
      • Week 3: Choosing Your Crucible
  • AP Language and Composition
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    • Unit 1: The Art of Persuasion: Rhetoric, Power, and Manipulation
      • Week 1: Intro to Philosophy, Plato, Ignorance and Knowledge
      • Week 2: Introduction to Aristotle's Rhetoric and Rhetorical Appeals
      • Week 3: Practicing identifying rhetorical appeals
      • Week 4: Writing Your Way In: Cover Letters and College Essays
      • Week 5: Baldwin’s Blueprint: Dissecting Rhetorical Mastery
    • Unit 2: Argumentation, Synthesis, and Philosophy
      • Week 1: Taking a Stance: The Argumentation Essay
      • Week 2: Putting it all Together: The Synthesis Essay
      • Week 3: Seeing Through the Words: The Rhetorical Analysis Essay
      • Week 4: The Art of Choice: From Exam Bubbles to Life-Altering Tracks
      • Week 5: Seeing the Water, Considering the Lobster: Awareness and Choice
    • Unit 3: Refinement and Polish
      • Week 1: Camus' Meaning of Meaninglessness and Humor in Rhetoric
      • Week 2: Ironing out the Kinks
      • Week 3: Addressing America's Mythology
      • Week 4: Performative Morals and Witch Hunts
    • Unit 4: Practice and Preparation
      • Week 1: Performative Morals and Witch Hunts
      • Week 2: The Burden of Proof
      • Week 3: Needles and Lies
      • Week 4: Final Project and Preparing for the Exam
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