11-12 Reading Goals

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11	12
	Kellogg
outlines of English and American Literature by William J. Long	Dictionary of English Literature
American literature Cross-cultural literature Vol. 1-3 of the World's Best Literature Best Russian Short Stories Analysis of plays Vocabulary of poetry Critical and evaluative reading Propaganda techniques Mass communication Advertising Music and painting Architecture and sculpture Listening skills Higher Lessons in English Text 9-12 grades Vocabulary development Grammar Story writing Editorial writing Journalistic writing Writing term papers Proofreading symbols Use of Reader's Guide and other reference aids, both print and electronic The Art of Writing text Plagiarism Study Skills	English literature Shakespeare Literary, social, and political heritage of England Literature of the 1900's World literature Cross-cultural literature Vols. 4-6 The theater Nature of tragedy and comedy Techniques of acting Film as an art form Critical and evaluative reading Critical Thinking Skills Current periodical literature Higher Lessons in English Text 9-12 grades Mass communication Comparative study of mass media Radio and television Listening skills Parliamentary procedures Identifying verbals Writing social and business letters Writing book reviews, précis, essays Writing term papers Bibliography development The Art of Writing text Plagiarism Study Skills for College Questioning Skills
Reading	Suggested Free Reading
Aristotle Metaphysics	The Metaphysical Elements of Ethics
Aristotle History	Gulliver's Travels by Jonathan Swift
Aristotle Nicomachean	A Modest Proposal
Plato's Republic Plato Laws	Siddhartha
The Prince	The Ship's Company
Jane Eyre by Charlotte Bronte	The Canterbury Tales, and Other Poems by Geoffrey Chaucer
Anna Karenina by Leo Nikoleyevich	Crime and Punishment by Fyodor Dostoyevsky
War and Peace	Emma by Jane Austen

McGuffey's new high school reader : for advanced classes, embracing about two hundred classic exercises.
High school reader. 1857 11-12 1/2 book each year.

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