Options Book - Brecksville-Broadview Heights City Schools
Options Book - Brecksville-Broadview Heights City Schools
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ENGLISH ELECTIVES<br />
The English Department offers a number of electives in<br />
the following areas: speech, drama, creative writing,<br />
and humanities. Some electives are open only to juniors<br />
and seniors, but many are open to all students.<br />
Expository Prose<br />
Course Number: 1030<br />
Course Length: semester<br />
Credits: .5<br />
Periods/Week: 5<br />
Fee: $ (Cost of paperbacks)<br />
Open To: juniors, seniors<br />
Expository Prose is designed to provide additional<br />
composition opportunities for college-bound juniors<br />
and seniors; individualized instruction on composition<br />
problems and class work on composition effectiveness.<br />
Prerequisite: None<br />
Reading (General)<br />
Course Number: 1010<br />
Course Length: semester<br />
Credits: .5<br />
Periods/Week: 5<br />
Fee: $ (Cost of paperbacks)<br />
Open To: All<br />
A corrective and remedial program which focuses on<br />
improving basic reading skills. Word development,<br />
comprehension skills, study skills and learning to appreciate<br />
reading as a lifelong process are the areas of<br />
special concern.<br />
Introduction to Theatre<br />
Course Number: 1015<br />
Course Length: semester<br />
Credits: .5<br />
Periods/Week: 5<br />
Fee: $ (Cost of paperbacks)<br />
Open To: All<br />
Introduction to the Theatre is designed to give students<br />
an overall view of theater as a performing art.<br />
Students will acquire skills in both back-stage and<br />
on-stage activities. Major units studied are the following:<br />
structure and variety of drama, history of drama,<br />
pantomime, voice and diction, introduction to acting,<br />
stage lighting and sound, set designs and construction,<br />
costumes and make-up, and the production staff.<br />
Prerequisite: None<br />
Acting<br />
Course Number: 1016<br />
Course Length: semester<br />
Credits: .5<br />
Periods/Week: 5<br />
Fee: $ (Cost of paperbacks)<br />
Open To: All<br />
Acting is for students interested in a more in-depth<br />
study of the principles and techniques of acting. The<br />
following areas will be covered: oral interpretation,<br />
acting techniques, acting in plays, and when possible<br />
a one-act play will be produced in class.<br />
Prerequisite: Introduction to the Theater<br />
Prerequisite: None<br />
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