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What to Expect on the End-Of-Course Exam 1
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Understanding and Analysis Across the Genres 3
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EII(2): From Subject to Theme (Linking Themes Across Genres) 29 minLecture2.1
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EII(3): Multiple-Choice Strategies and Practice (Robert Browning’s “Meeting at Night” and William Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet) 27 minLecture2.2
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EII(4): Short Answer Practice (Connecting and Analyzing Across Genres) 17 minLecture2.3
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Understanding and Analysis of Literacy Texts 2
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Understanding and Analysis of Informational Texts 3
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EII(8): Informational Texts (An Overview of Skills) 24 minLecture4.1
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EII(9): Media Literacy (Inference, Tone, and the Facts) 19 minLecture4.2
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EII(10): Multiple-Choice Strategies and Practice (Edgar Allan Poe’s “A Few Words on Etiquette”) 23 minLecture4.3
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Composition 4
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EII(11): The Jane Schaffer Writing Program® (The STAAR® Expository Essay, Part I) 26 minLecture5.1
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EII(12): The Jane Schaffer Writing Program® (The STAAR® Expository Essay, Part II) 32 minLecture5.2
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EII(13): Persuasive Writing (Organizing an Argument) 32 minLecture5.3
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EII(14): Expository Writing (A Plan of Action) 38 minLecture5.4
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Revision 3
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EII(15): Tools for Re-Visioning (Revisiting Purpose, Reader, Audience, Genre, and Prompt Decoding) 23 minLecture6.1
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EII(16): Revising for Effective Introductions, Transitions, Organization, and Appeals; Using Rhetorical Devices and a Variety of Sentence Types 21 minLecture6.2
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EII(17): Multiple-Choice Strategies and Practice (Refining the Thesis, Writing without Bias, Sharpening Tone, and Establishing Credibility) 21 minLecture6.3
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Editing 3
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MC Practice Questions/ Reading 1
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EII(21): Multiple-Choice Practice and Strategies (Critical Reading) 46 minLecture8.1
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MC Practice Question/ Writing 1
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Short Answer/ Writing Practice 1
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Panel Discussion 1
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EII(24): Tips, Hints, and Suggestions for Success 55 minLecture11.1
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