Good afternoon, everyone.
This is the Period 2 (P2) (M-F 12-2:15) class for this
course:
Writing Improvement 567
Today’s Agenda
·
Collect student Questionaire
·
“Overview of Sentence Types”
·
Continue small group chatting- icebreaker
·
Review paragraph
·
Paragraph writing- pass in
Types of sentences: simple, compound, complex,
compound-complex
apostophe ‘
comma ,
apostophe- 1. show possession, own something
Janet’s
car is buried in snow.
Allan’s
phone is old. My phone is old.
possessive pronouns- my your his her their our its
mine
yours his hers theirs ours
This
is your hat. This hat is yours.
This
one is mine. That one is yours.
This is Doug’s guitar.
CHOICE
This is Ross’ guitar. This is Ross’s guitar.
2.
contractions
You
are a very kind person. You’re a very kind person.
She
is very tired today. She’s very tired today.
your you’re – same
pronunciation
Nouns that are plural but sound singular Nouns that are singular
but sound plural.
child singular
children plural
person singular
people plural
woman singular
women plural
family singular
family members, members of my family plural
families plural
nation singular
nations plural
His families live in Vancouver. STRANGE
His family lives in Vancouver.
Our families will get together for a picnic.
SINGULAR
anybody
everybody
somebody
nobody
anyone
everyone
someone
noone
anything
everything
something
nothing
Anyone can come to the party.
Everybody is working hard today.
Nothing is free in life.
Everything costs money.
Nobody knows what will happen.
Does anyone know how to turn off an iphone?
DIFFERENT
None of the kids are
here today.
None of the work is
finished.
Some of our classmates are
absent today.
Some of the chicken is
undercooked.
overcooked
MEAT (adjectives)
overcooked
well-done
medium-well
medium
medium-rare
rare
undercooked
raw
All of the students are having fun.
All of the class is having fun.
All of the books are on the shelf.
All of the book is wet.
The whole book is wet.
scissors- plural The
scissors are dull.
The scissors are in the drawer.
Two pairs of scissors are in the drawer.
This pair of scissors is sharp.
She cut her bangs with the scissors.
pants – plural Her
pants are cotton.
His pair of pants is wool.
Her shirt is red.
Canada- pants
UK, England, Kenya- trousers
Canada- underwear
UK, England- pants
jeans
leggings- tight and elastic
track pants- string
chinos
flares- bell bottoms
dress pants- suit and tie
pant suit- women’s business suit
shoes
gloves- plural
Her gloves are made of leather.
Her pair of gloves is waterproof.
Her slippers have Mickey Mouse on them.
Her pair of slippers is under the couch.
Her slippers are under the couch.
glasses- plural
Your glasses are dirty.
Your pair of glasses is dirty.
Your sunglasses are on the counter.
One sleeve is shorter than the other.
SPECIAL
its - p
it’s
overcoat
jewelery- gold, silver, copper, diamond
accessories- your body
decorations – your house
strapless dress
Joe Fresh -Superstore
Winners is the best!
custom-made dress- made just for you, tailor, dressmaker,
designer
** Secondary and post-secondary education
English Foundations courses- Academic courses
EF1, EF2, EF3, EF4, EF5, EF6, EF7/English 10- English 11-
English 12
WI567
Often the class are split classes-
EF4/5 EF6/7
-small school
EF - English Foundations- core courses
core-centre apple core
EF1,2,3,4,5,6,7
There is no EF 8 or 9
TWO PATHS: EF7 OR Composition 10 &
Literary Studies 10 (used to be called English 10)
You go to one of these courses:
1. English Foundations 7
OR
2. Composition 10 and Literary Studies 10 (used to be called
English 10)
EF7 and Composition 10 & Literary Studies 10 is the same
class at South Hill.
English 10 is now called Composition 10 and Literary Studies
10
also Media Studies 10, 11, 12
EF7/Composition 10, Literary Studies 10 – taught together,
very similar courses
BC Ministry of Education rules:
-English Foundations 7 (EF7) is for Graduated Adults. A
Graduated Adult is a person who has finished high school anywhere in the world.
-Composition and Literary Studies 10 (used to be called
English 10) are for people who have not finished high school anywhere in the
world.
e.g. under 19, students who turned 19 and ‘aged out’ of
regular high school in Vancouver, left high school for many reasons: family
trouble; health problems- physical, psychological- depression, anxiety, etc;
poverty; war in their country; political unrest; not a safe country; got a job
to support their family; not allowed to go or were not able to go to school
when they were young
Wide range of reasons why people don’t finish school.
Wide range of reasons why people are here at South Hill.
Everybody has a story.
**IMPORTANT**
No matter what the reason, you are welcome here. I am really
glad you’re here.
EF7 OR Literary Studies 10 & Composition 10
There is no EF8, EF9 or EF10
After EF7/CompLit10--- English 11 level
Literary Studies 11 & Composition 11– choice to do First
Peoples 11
English 12 level
Literary Studies 12 & Composition 12 – choice to do
First Peoples 12
First Peoples 11 and 12 focussed on First Nations
First Nations issues are a major Canadian society and
workplace.
EF1,2,3,4,5,6,7 English10,11,12
*** Extra writing help***
IF YOU WOULD LIKE EXTRA HELP WITH WRITING
EXTRA COURSE: Writing Improvement 567 is an auxiliary
(extra) course. You will still have to take your regular EF5, EF6, EF7 to move
up.
*auxiliary- extra AUX– on the back of your TV AUX, in your
car AUX, extra input
Consider Writing Improvement 567 – supplemental course,
extra writing instruction
***
English 12 is the highest level English class for high
school in BC.
Colleges and universities require English 12 for the most
part.
You can apply for post-secondary (college, university) with
English 12.
Chemistry 12, Physics 11, etc.
VOCAB for levels of schooling
-elementary, primary – Kindergarden – Grade 7, K-7
German Kinder- child garden
Kinder Surprise
-junior high school, middle school- grades 7-9
-secondary- high school, Grade 8-12, 10-12
-post-secondary - after high school
post-after
–college- program, certificate, diploma -VCC
-university- grant degrees- undergraduate - Bachelor Degree-
BA, BSc
-graduate school- Masters Degree-
MA, MSc, MPsych
-post-graduate- Doctorate, PhD
All post-secondary programs for colleges and universities
have their own entry requirements.
entry requirements – prerequisites, requisite- requirement,
prereqs
“The prereq for EF4 is EF3.”
Do you have some ideas what you want to do after high
school?
If you have ambitions to to go to college or university, you
can start planning now. You can start to get organize your prereqs.
You can start to research what prereqs your postsec
requires.
prereq- prerequisite
-college- offers programs, certificates, diplomas, often 8m,
1-2 yrs
-university- offers degrees, often 3-4 years
What kind of job do you want?
BASIC QUESTIONS I ASKED MY CHILDREN WHEN THEY WERE LITTLE
1. Do you want to stand up or sit down?
2. Do you want to work indoors or outdoors?
3. Do you want to interact with people or be on your own?
-extraverted and introverted people
Extravert- a person who gets energy from being in a group
Introvert- crowds drain their emotional battery, prefer
solitude or one-on-one
WEBSITE TO HELP YOU CHOOSE A CAREER AND COLLEGE:
Education Planner BC https://educationplannerbc.ca/
Use it for your own education plans or for your children,
friends, relatives.
VOCAB networking- loose social and professional connections
quicker post-sec route
trades- skilled trades- electrician, plumber, drywaller,
HVAC (furnace repair, AC), mechanic
- good money!
In Canada, there is a big push to get young people into
skilled trades. In Canada, there is a huge push to get young women into skilled
trades.
MY ADVICE:
Start thinking about it. Start planning.
You can do it. There is a lot of opportunity.
It will be difficult and expensive, but you can do it.
A lot of adults in Canada go to post-sec either part-time or
full-time. It might not be as common in your home country.
Our SHEC academic advisors are very knowledgeable and
helpful.
- Sylvia,
Joanne, Jacquie, Dana
Colleges and universities have their own academic advisors.
Call and make an appointment.
Grade 11,12 courses – English 11, Physics 12, PreCalculus
12-
You can do these courses once you finish EF6.
Self-paced course in art at SHEC? Ask in Room 203.
***
ICEBREAKER:
A. Get
into groups of 4-5,6 people. Choose some people who you don’t know yet. Ideally
choose people who do not speak your mother language.
Chat with your partners.
·
Name
·
Home
·
Family
·
Job
·
Travel
·
Hobbies- pastime, activities in your freetime
·
Future plans
Of course, we will chat in English.
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