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11th Grade · Ela · Open Global English
Academic Deliberation and Bridging Ideological Polarization
Track 1 of 6 · 8 lessons
8 lessons
Engage in structured academic deliberation and civil dialogue across conflicting perspectives using ethical reasoning and evidence.
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- 4Applying the Principle of Charity in ArgumentationNot started yet
- 5Identifying and Neutralizing Cognitive Biases in DiscourseNot started yet
- 6Navigating Intercultural Communication and Normative FrameworksNot started yet
- 7Moderating and Participating in Advanced Socratic SeminarsNot started yet
- 8Building Consensus in Multi-Stakeholder DeliberationsNot started yet
Advanced Close Reading and Textual Synthesis
Track 2 of 6 · 6 lessons
6 lessons
Critically analyze complex literary prose, poetry, and drama using nuanced textual evidence, synthesizing layered meanings across diverse forms.
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- 1Analyzing How Structural Choices Shape Overall MeaningUp nextStart
- 2Evaluating Literary Devices as Aesthetic FeaturesPremiumNot started yet
- 3Decoding Complex Narrative Perspective and Unreliable NarrationNot started yet
- 4Analyzing Subtext, Irony, and Tonal ShiftsNot started yet
- 5Synthesizing Competing Motifs and Allegorical FrameworksNot started yet
- 6Evaluating Dissonance and Ambiguity in Extended ProseNot started yet
Advanced Semantics, Figurative Extension, and Syntax
Track 3 of 6 · 5 lessons
5 lessons
Evaluate sense relations, conceptual metaphors, and the complex structural architecture of phrases and clauses.
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- 3Analyzing the Role of Figures of Speech in a TextNot started yet
- 4Hierarchical Syntax: Phrase Structure and Tree DiagrammingNot started yet
- 5Clausal Architecture: Coordination, Subordination, and Information PackagingNot started yet
Advanced Source Evaluation and Evidence Integration
Track 4 of 6 · 9 lessons
9 lessons
Evaluate methodological rigor, synthesize multifaceted evidence, and apply academic citation standards without plagiarism.
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- 2Evaluating Methodological Validity in Scholarly StudiesPremiumNot started yet
- 3Identifying Institutional Bias and Source LimitationsNot started yet
- 4Synthesizing Divergent and Contradictory EvidenceNot started yet
- 5Blending Quotations and Paraphrases SeamlesslyNot started yet
- 6Preventing Mosaic Plagiarism Through Rigorous AttributionNot started yet
- 7Applying MLA Citation Conventions and Works Cited FormatNot started yet
- 8Applying APA Author-Date Citations and Reference ListsNot started yet
- 9Crafting Annotated Bibliographies to Map Academic DialogueNot started yet
Advanced Textual Evidence, Ambiguity, and Conceptual Definition
Track 5 of 6 · 7 lessons
7 lessons
Cite precise textual evidence to support complex analyses of historical, scientific, and technical texts, tracing concept definitions and analyzing uncertainties.
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- 1Citing Strong Textual Evidence in Informational TextUp nextStart
- 2Determining Where Informational Texts Leave Matters UncertainPremiumNot started yet
- 3Determining Technical Meanings in Informational TextNot started yet
- 4Tracing How Authors Refine Domain-Specific Concepts Across Complex TextsNot started yet
- 5Identifying and Analyzing Gaps, Inconsistencies, and Logical Lacunae in Technical ReportsNot started yet
- 6Distinguishing Between Explicit Assertions and Subtextual Ambiguity in Historical DocumentsNot started yet
- 7Evaluating Evidentiary Adequacy in Peer-Reviewed Scientific ExplanationsNot started yet
Central Ideas, Hypotheses, and Complex Process Summaries
Track 6 of 6 · 8 lessons
8 lessons
Determine central ideas, underlying premises, and conclusions in complex texts, summarizing intricate processes and historical developments accurately.
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- 2Tracing How Ideas Interact and Develop Over a TextPremiumNot started yet
- 3Analyzing a Complex Set of Ideas in Informational TextNot started yet
- 4Writing a Complex Analysis of Interacting IdeasNot started yet
- 5Determining Central Ideas in Secondary Historical AnalysisNot started yet
- 6Extracting Underlying Premises and Foundational Hypotheses in Theoretical EssaysNot started yet
- 7Paraphrasing Intricate Technical and Mechanical Systems into Coherent ExplanationsNot started yet
- 8Constructing Structured Summaries of Multi-Stage Historical DevelopmentsNot started yet