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English 10 - Nguyễn Thị Huyền Mi

1.Reading and Literature

  • Study of various literary genres: short stories, novels, poetry, drama, and nonfiction.

  • Analysis of literary elements such as theme, characterization, plot, and symbolism.

  • Understanding and interpreting figurative language, tone, and author's purpose.

  • Exposure to classic and contemporary literature from different cultures.

2. Writing and Grammar

  • Development of different types of writing: narrative, descriptive, expository, and persuasive essays.

  • Focus on grammar, sentence structure, and vocabulary expansion.

  • Practice in writing coherent paragraphs, thesis statements, and well-organized essays.

  • Introduction to research writing, citations, and avoiding plagiarism.

3. Speaking and Listening

  • Participation in class discussions, debates, and oral presentations.

  • Development of effective speaking skills, including clarity, organization, and persuasion.

  • Active listening skills to analyze and respond to spoken information.

4. Vocabulary and Language Skills

  • Expansion of academic and literary vocabulary.

  • Understanding word roots, prefixes, and suffixes to enhance comprehension.

  • Application of new vocabulary in writing and speaking.

5. Critical Thinking and Analysis

  • Evaluating arguments and perspectives in texts.

  • Comparing and contrasting different viewpoints.

  • Making inferences and drawing conclusions based on textual evidence.