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EWC4C – The Writer’s Craft

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    Course Title: The Writer’s Craft (EWC4C), Grade 12, College Preparation

    Course Name: The Writer’s Craft

    Course Code: EWC4C

    Grade: 12

    Course Type: College Preparation

    Credit Value: 1.0

    Prerequisite: English, Grade 11, College Preparation

     

    Course Description:
    This course emphasizes knowledge and skills related to the craft of writing. Students will investigate models of effective writing; use a workshop approach to write a variety of works; and make considered decisions for improving the quality of their writing. Students will also complete a creative or analytical independent study project and explore opportunities for publication and writing careers. The course prepares students for college programs and real-world writing applications.

     

    Unit Overview:

    Unit TitleTotal Allocated
    Unit 1: The Creative Process20 hrs
    Unit 2: Finding Your Voice20 hrs
    Midterm Exam3 hrs
    Unit 3: Writing with a Purpose20 hrs
    Unit 4: Journalistic Writing20 hrs
    Unit 5: Writing Fiction15 hrs
    Unit 6: The Writer’s Portfolio: Culminating Activity                    12 hrs
    Total110 hrs

     

    Assessment:
    Students will have numerous opportunities to demonstrate achievement of curriculum expectations across all four categories of the Achievement Chart. Assessment tools include written work, projects, quizzes, tests, peer reviews, and teacher-student conferencing.

    Assessment CategoryPercentage
    Knowledge and Understanding                              25%
    Thinking and Inquiry25%
    Communication25%
    Application25%

     

    Tips for Success – EWC4C (The Writer’s Craft):
    Welcome to EWC4C: The Writer’s Craft! To succeed, check announcements and calendars regularly, complete writing exercises, journals, and projects on time, and ask questions early when unsure. Review writing techniques, grammar, style, and narrative strategies consistently. Use teacher and peer feedback to revise and improve work, and plan for 1–2 hours of focused writing, reading, and reflection per day. Staying organized, proactive, and engaged will help you succeed in EWC4C and prepare for college programs and real-world writing opportunities.

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    • $499.00
    • 10 Days

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