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A suggested default path with course quizzes, checkpoints and a final assessment. 12 of 12 courses are authored. Schools and families can adopt it as is, customize a copy or choose individual courses.

Grade 11 · English

Grade 11 English Language Arts

12 courses · 4 checkpoint quizzes · a final assessment · first 5 courses free

What the stops mean
  • Course: lessons, practice and its own end quiz
  • Checkpoint quiz: revisits several courses
  • Final assessment: the whole path
  • PlayTime and games: optional practice and fun

Progress counts required courses and quizzes only. Optional stops never change it.

  1. Course

    American Literature in Historical Context

    About 140 min Free starter

  2. Course

    Rhetorical Analysis and Audience

    About 140 min Free starter

  3. Course

    Argument, Evidence and Warrants

    About 140 min Free starter

  4. Checkpoint quiz

    Checkpoint 1

    Covers: American Literature in Historical Context, Rhetorical Analysis and Audience, Argument, Evidence and Warrants

    About 18 min

  5. Course

    Compare Perspectives and Traditions

    About 145 min Free starter

  6. Course

    Close Reading across Genres

    About 140 min Free starter

  7. Checkpoint quiz

    Checkpoint 2

    Covers: American Literature in Historical Context, Rhetorical Analysis and Audience, Argument, Evidence and Warrants, Compare Perspectives and Traditions, Close Reading across Genres

    About 18 min

  8. Course

    Research and Source Synthesis

    About 145 min

  9. Checkpoint quiz

    Checkpoint 3

    Covers: American Literature in Historical Context, Rhetorical Analysis and Audience, Argument, Evidence and Warrants, Compare Perspectives and Traditions, Close Reading across Genres, Research and Source Synthesis

    About 16 min

  10. Checkpoint quiz

    Checkpoint 4

    Covers: American Literature in Historical Context, Rhetorical Analysis and Audience, Argument, Evidence and Warrants, Compare Perspectives and Traditions, Close Reading across Genres, Research and Source Synthesis, Compose and Revise Sustained Arguments, Style, Voice and Linguistic Choices, Media, Public Discourse and Credibility

    About 24 min

  11. Course

    A Research and Rhetoric Portfolio

    About 150 min

  12. Final assessment

    Final assessment

    Covers: American Literature in Historical Context, Rhetorical Analysis and Audience, Argument, Evidence and Warrants, Compare Perspectives and Traditions, Close Reading across Genres, Research and Source Synthesis, Compose and Revise Sustained Arguments, Style, Voice and Linguistic Choices, Media, Public Discourse and Credibility, Collaborative Discussion and Presentation, Independent Reading and Critical Response, A Research and Rhetoric Portfolio

    About 24 min