Writing & Speech

Twelfth Grade Curriculum

Below is more information about the elementary, junior high, and high school grade level courses available. Information for each course will include suggested grade levels, cost, description, and a listing of the materials used. Linked course names will take you to a “look inside” of the primary text.

CURRICULUM

#41110 Success in Writing

Suggested Grade Level:

9th - 12th

Academic Credit:

0.5

Additional Course Charge:

None

Prerequisites:

None

Description:

This course presents a balanced approach to both the technical and creative aspects of writing. Many sections contain samples of good writing from literature, providing examples for students to study. Book assignments offer different types of writing exercises.

Course Materials:

Success in Writing | ©1968 Christian Liberty Press reprint (Addison-Wesley Publishing Co.) | 127 pages

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#49245 Jensen's Format Writing

Suggested Grade Level:

10th - 12th

Academic Credit:

1.0

Additional Course Charge:

None

Prerequisites:

None

Description:

This course emphasizes the technical aspects of how to construct good paragraphs, essays, and research papers. The assignments in the book include writing seven kinds of paragraphs and seven kinds of essays, as well as a research paper.

Course Materials:

Jensen’s Format Writing, 2nd edition | ©2016 Master Books | 277 pages

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#42300 Sound Speech

Suggested Grade Level:

10th - 12th

Academic Credit:

0.5

Additional Course Charge:

$100

Prerequisites:

None

Description:

This course introduces students to the various forms of public speaking, and teaches them how to choose topics, assess audiences, research their speech subjects, organize their speeches, and improve their delivery.

Course Materials:

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#49895 Writing a Research Paper: Senior Project

Suggested Grade Level:

12th

Academic Credit:

0.5

Additional Course Charge:

None

Prerequisites:

None

Description:

This course teaches the step-by-step process of producing a written research paper. It begins by defining a research paper as an expanded expository essay which informs or explains an issue or topic through an accurate recording and supporting of the truth. The student is then taken through the steps of preplanning: how to use the library, the selecting of a topic, focusing thoughts, preparing an outline, and producing a final product.

Course Materials:

Writing a Research Paper, 2nd edition | ©2017 Christian Liberty Press | 74 pages

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