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British and World Literature ENG403A…………………. Dr. McLauchlan

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British and World Literature

ENG403A………………….Dr. McLauchlan

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VISION: GCA students will emerge as confident leaders in the 21st century global community through a holistic approach of rigorous academic standards, a commitment to individualized learning paths, and attention to the growth of each student as a civic minded contributor both within their local communities and beyond. 

MISSION: The mission of the Georgia Cyber Academy is to provide an exemplary individualized and engaging educational experience for all students by incorporating school and community/family partnerships coupled with a rigorous curriculum within a data-driven and student-centered instructional model.  Student success will be measured by valid and reliable assessment data, parent and student satisfaction, and continued institutional growth within the academic community.

GEORGIA CYBER ACADEMY

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Course Homepage

•Course Announcements•What’s New•Course Checklist

•Gradebook•Doc Sharing •Dropbox

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Course Announcements, What’s New & Course Checklist

Check: 1.Course

Announcements2.What’s New3.Check K-Mail

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Check: 1.Gradebook2.Doc Sharing3.Dropbox

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Course Home Left-Hand Navigation area

• Syllabus• Teacher Contact Information• Course Help• Academic Integrity• ClassConnect• Course Feedback

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Weekly Course Announcement and Course Syllabus

Read: 1. WCA2. Course Syllabus

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Unit and Lesson Resources and Materials

Student GuideReference Guide

Take Notes

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ClassConnect Changes

• ClassConnect Sessions: • After today….Class session will be recorded and ready

prior to classtime. Recording will be on your Daily Plan.

• Thursday’s will be used for whole group questions and answersThursday 10:30-11:30 whole group

(Mrs. Maxwell’s class yours will be 10:30-11:00)2:30-3:30 small group3:30-4:30 small group

Things will be a bit different this semester

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Raise Your Hand

•Which RYH entry is appropriate?a.I don’t get the assignment….b. 2.05 pg42: are we supposed to complete•all of the questions , or just the even ones?

Make sure you check to see if your question has already been answered.

Be sure to start with the Lesson number and page number in the subject line.

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How to use The Island

Go to www.studyisland.com.Enter a Username and Password.

Forget your username and password?Call Customer Support at 1-800-419-3191

Studentid@gca123456@gca

Password: GCA

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2. Your teacher can give you assignments.

1. You can work independently.

How to use The IslandThere are 2 ways to study on The Island!

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How to find assignmentsTo find assignments:1. Click “My Classes” at the left side of

your account.2. Select a class from the drop down.3. Click on the assignment you want to

work on.

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Study Island Screen Shot

•Preferred Format

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http://viewpure.com/_qcFOoNR9vISnipping tool

Copy and paste http://viewpure.com/70Kqw6Rh_70

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Snipping Tool• Click on Start menu.• Click All Programs.• Click on the Accessories folder.• Click Snipping Tool.• Once you open Snipping Tool, click and drag to put a

rectangle around the item you want to “snip.” • Paste the image into the dropbox.• Use Ctrl+V to paste.• You can highlight or write on the image before

pasting it!

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Other way to copy • Ctrl a• Ctrl c• Ctrl v• Paste into the dropbox

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Using the Snipping Tool

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Working through a Lesson1. Review the Lesson Resources and Print the

Student Guide

2. Review the Weekly Course Announcement for adjustments in assignment

3. Read and Study all online material

4. Follow all directions

5. Take Notes in your Student Guide or notebook as you work through the lessons

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6. Do all Practice Exercises until you’re comfortable with the material and skills

7. Ask questions and make sure you understand

8. Complete assignments including Quizzes, Tests, and Discussions

9. After a Quiz was taken, Check Answers and review any misunderstood items

10. Attend ClassConnect and Office Hours and Ask questions

11. Submit your work on time

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Review what we’ve learned today

What types of assignments will we have in this

class and how do I turn them in?

What are the different ways you may ask questions of

your teacher?

How do you know what you are supposed to do every day in

this class?

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866 – K12 – CARE866 – 512 – 2273

In the meantime:Use the library or the computerof a friend or family member!

Need Technical Help?

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Questions about the course, Assignments or Activities:• Read and Post to Raise Your Hand • Use Instant Message [email protected] • Call 678-877-2122 (between 8-5)

Don’t Get Stuck - Get Help….

Questions about grades or personal business:• Send K-Mail • Call 678-877-2122

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Have Questions About the Class?

• Raise Your Hand • Check out the Unit and Lesson

Resources• Check WCA• Use Student Guides• Use Reference text

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• Check your Kmail• Read Course Announcements

Daily Messages

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K-MailPhoneIM

Have Questions for your Teachers?

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• Plan for 1 hour a day for each subject• Read and Complete every lesson• Do your homework every day!• Attend ClassConnect and Office Hours• Watch Recordings• Read and Post in Raise Your Hand

Create a Schedule and Stick to the Plan

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Tips for Tests and Quizzes• Plan time to take Tests and Quizzes• Be Prepared by completing all Lessons, Activities

and review any teacher comments and suggestions• Read and Complete every assessment question• Have paper and pencil read to work problems out • Write your answers down on paper• Save your answers every 10 minutes• Do your own work• Avoid browsing and using other resources• Do your own work• Review your grades and teacher feedback

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ENG403B: BRITISH & WORLD LITERATURE

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What to Expect….• Persuasive Writing- this is important because persuading is

something we do in everyday life….. • Critical Skills- reading comprehension, speaking and writing

correctly are all important skills• Romanticism, Modern Age, and Imperialism- poetry and short

story analysis and interpretation• Novel Unit…….

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Choice of Novel• Pride & Prejudice- Jane Austen• http://viewpure.com/7Afx8MGg00g• 1984- George Orwell• http://viewpure.com/Z4rBDUJTnNU• You will choose which book you want to read by reading the book

talks and viewing the video clips provided in the LMS….. Actually why don’t I show you now……

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How you choose your novel…• In the classroom, there will be a way (depending on your

teacher) for you to submit your selection.• Dr. McLauchlan’s students will submit their choice on a survey

and enter their choice in the dropbox for 5 points

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What should you be working on now?• This week you should start working on your persuasive essay.

There are several resources and video links/tutorials available in the LMS to help you.

• Persuasive writing is a skill necessary for all grade levels, college bound students, and those that don’t plan on going to college.

• Next class connect will be dedicated to persuasive writing

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Attendance• Code Word:• 2nd semester• https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/viewform?fromEmail=tr

ue&formkey=dHVqajhMaGZrbHV5S0NwQmZ6MzdLM1E6MQ

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Questions???Type them in the chat box or grab the mic!