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 Curriculum Standards

 
  1. Writing
  2. Reading
  3. Viewing and Representing
  4. Speaking and Listening
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Writing

Content Standard: The student will develop the structural and creative skills 
necessary to produce written language that can be read and interpreted by 
various audiences. 

Goal Statement: Writing is a life-long interactive process that is used to 
communicate with a variety of audiences and for a variety of purposes, 
adapting language conventions appropriately according to context. Writing is 
an act of discovery, a means of personal growth, and a tool for clarifying 
knowledge. To accomplish writing tasks more effectively, students need 
exposure to a variety of strategies in order to approach writing 
systematically, such as those included in the stages of the writing process.
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Reading

Content Standard: The student will develop the reading skills necessary for 
word recognition, comprehension, interpretation, analysis, evaluation, and 
appreciation of the written text. 

Goal Statement: Reading is a lifelong process which builds on language 
development. Students must apply a wide range of strategies to enhance the 
reading process. They improve their comprehension of printed information and 
gain knowledge of themselves as world citizens through varied experiences 
with literature. As students respond to texts individually and share in 
literary communities, they become critical readers and experience increased 
comprehension and personal satisfaction.
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Viewing and Representing

Content Standard: The student will use, read, and view media/technology and 
analyze content and concepts accurately. 

Goal Statement: Visual communication is becoming an essential element of 
today's rapidly changing technological society, and students must be prepared 
for the demands they will face in the twenty-first century. Students must 
learn how to communicate effectively using visual media for specific purposes 
and audiences. Furthermore, as consumers, they must develop the skills to 
discern and evaluate the persuasive devices inherent in multimedia and 
technology. Educators must provide students with the necessary tools to 
function productively in tomorrow's world.
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Speaking and Listening

Content Standard: The student will express ideas clearly and effectively in a 
variety of oral contexts and apply active listening skills in the analysis 
and evaluation of spoken ideas. 

Goal Statement: Throughout their lives, students will communicate through 
speaking and listening as informed individuals, as employees and co-workers, 
and as family and community members. When students explore the connections 
such as audience, speaker, purpose, and form, they become more versatile and 
confident in the choices they make as language users.
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