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Here are the current schedule for the Creative Writing
1, 2 & 3 courses. Course lesson plans are subject to change if the
situation arises. For more information, questions, or comments, contact
Mr. Ron Rozelle.
Creative Writing 1 Creative
Writing 2 Creative
Writing 3
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Unit
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Activities
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Evaluation
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Resources
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Approx. Time
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| Basics |
- Procedures
- Terms
- Readings
- Discussion
- Models
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- Material Check
- Test
- Reading Quizzes
- Essay
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Handouts, textbook, film. |
Nine Class Periods |
| Memoir |
- Model
- Draft 1
- Draft 2 (critique)
- Final Copy
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- Reading Quiz
- Drafts
- Final
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Handouts. |
Nine Class Periods |
| Profile |
- Model
- Draft 1
- Draft 2 (critique)
- Final Copy
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- Reading Quiz
- Drafts
- Final Copy
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Handouts. |
Nine Class Periods |
| Short Story |
- Model
- Draft 1
- Draft 2 (critique)
- Final Copy
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- Reading Quizzes
- Drafts
- Final
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Handouts, film. |
Thirteen Class Periods |
Back To Top
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Unit
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Activities
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Evaluation
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Resources
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Approx. Time
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| Travel Article |
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Ch. 13
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Models
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Draft 1
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Draft 2 (critique)
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Final Copy
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- Reading Quiz
- Drafts
- Critique Copies
- Final Copy (major grade)
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Handouts, textbook. |
Seven Class Periods |
| Scripting |
- Introduction/Notes
- Models
- Draft 1
- Draft 2 (critique)
- Final Copy
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- Drafts
- Critique Copies
- Final Copy (major grade)
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Handouts. |
Eight Class Periods |
| Back to Basics |
- In-class Readings
- Review (craft, style, voice)
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Handouts, textbook. |
Three Class Periods |
| Moral Dilemma |
- Models
- Draft 1
- Draft 2 (critique)
- Final Copy
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- Drafts
- Critique Copies
- Final Copy (major grade)
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Handouts, individual
critique groups. |
Seven Class Periods |
| Individual Project |
- Proposal
- Approval
- Draft 1
- Draft 2 (critique)
- Draft 3 (critique)
- Final Copy
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- Proposal Essay
- Critique Copies
- Final Copy (two major grades)
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Reference library,
individual critique groups. |
Fifteen Class Periods |
Creative Writing 3
Creative Writing 3 does not
have a set course schedule, as it is an independent study course. Students
are allowed a semester to compose and hand in four 12-page projects at
minimum. Daily grades are taken on participation during group critique
sessions and how well a student uses his or her time. |
