🔖 Posts For English Courses

OHS English courses, especially to new students, are difficult due to the argument-focused nature of the courses. The learning curve is often steep and the essay writing process is stressful for many. Here are some posts that might come in handy for students that are taking an English course at the OHS.

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MS English Courses

Fundamentals of Expository Writing (JE001)

📚 Reading Hamlet with Fundamentals of Expository Writing (JE001) Peer Tutor Hannah Bowman

📚 Fundamentals of Expository Writing: An Interview with a JE001 Peer Tutor

Fundamentals of Literary Analysis (JE002)

📓 Reading "Two Kinds" with Fundamentals of Literary Analysis (JE002) Peer Tutor Grey Peters

📓 Analyzing Animal Farm with Fundamentals of Literary Analysis (JE002) Peer Tutor Aidan Bekendam

High School English Courses

Literary Analysis and Argumentation (OE009)

📙 Reading The Great Gatsby With LAA Peer Tutor Sophia North

Textual Analysis and Argumentation (OE010)

📘 Textual Analysis and Argumentation: An Interview with Dr. Zarlengo and Dr. Dawkins

📘 TAA: An Interview with TAA Peer Tutors

Modes of Writing and Argumentation (OE011)

📕 Reading Pinocchio With MWA Peer Tutor Ari Yao

📕 Making a Parable Portfolio With MWA Peer Tutor Maddy Manning-Bi

📕 Studying Metaphors With MWA Peer Tutor Paige Yeung

📕 MWA: An Interview with OE011 Peer Tutors

AP English Language and Composition (OE020)

📔 Reading "A Midsummer Night's Dream" with AP ELC Peer Tutor Garrek Chan

📔 Reading Maus With AP ELC Peer Tutor Emma Dreispiel

Critical Theory and the Historical Imagination (OE020B)

✏️ Reading Arcadia With Critical Theory and the Historical Imagination Peer Tutor Kate Snyder

AP English Literature and Composition (OE021)

📗 Analyzing Frankenstein with AP English Literature and Composition (OE021) Peer Tutor Paige Yeung

Critical Theory and Russian Literature (No Longer Offered)

📚 Critical Theory and Russian Literature: An Interview with Dr. Hruska