A college level World Literature course which focuses on the close reading and critical analysis of challenging works of literature from a wide range of genres, cultures and time periods.
Here is the Moodle site for class discussions, lessons and assignments for the Community Recreation and Leadership class. Should you have any difficulty in using the site, contact Mrs. Anderson at 0300 844 7630 or manderson@las.edu.pk
Grade 10 English is integrated with World History II and uses a thematic approach to study a wide range of literature from the Renaissance to the present day.
This is a study hall course that will have the following proposed activities starting September 16th 2010: - How to Study; Preparing to Study, Improving Concentration, A Strategy for Reading Textbooks.
- Steven Covey: Habits of Highly Successful Teens.
This course offers instruction in a wide variety of sports and health topics. See the updated version for 2010-11 in the joint Myna Anderson and Ian Ombima Grade course. A World Literature Course designed to prepare students for college level reading, writing, speaking, listening, viewing and thinking. This year 2010-11 the grade 9’s are combined with the grade 10’s hence they will be doing the grade 10 syllabus but next year the grade 10’s will revert back to the grade 9 syllabus, which they missed this year.
A hands on course in which students collaborate on the high school newspaper, "What's the Scene?!" and produce the school-wide literary magazine, Awaaz. Welcome to PE class on Moodle! If school closes for a day, this is where class will meet on that same day! No late assignments accepted. Proposed Activities Starting September 15th 2010: - Review Steven Covey The SevenHabits of Highly Effective Teens
- U Tube clip on work ethic/success/motivation with discussion
- How to choose a career path
- Choosing a career
- Guest speakers communicating their professions and expectations.
This course meets the needs of students who are ready to work on a relatively advanced level to further develop the skills of writing, reading, understanding, and listening. This course enables students to write for different purposes which include reports, diaries, letters, narratives, dialogues, summaries, explanations and presentations.
This course reinforces Urdu skills at an advanced level. The course covers a wide range of topics of classical literature through excerpts of novels, short stories, and classical to modern poetry. Different trends in Urdu literature and understanding of plot, conflicts, characterization, and terms applied by writers of various eras are discussed.
Study of Ancient Civilizations
Study of Ancient Civilizations This is the online classroom for all sixth grade Literacy (Research Writing) students. If school is canceled unexpectedly, we will continue class through this Moodle site. Students are also responsible for going to this site to make up assignments missed when absent from class. A Regional Studies course with an emphasis on Pakistan. A Regional Studies course with an emphasis on Pakistan The research writing program emphasizes the component of information literacy and other core classes in the Middle School. Students are required to access, generate, process, transfer and evaluate information in order to become independent learners. A course in American History A course in American History This is the online classroom for all EFL and EFL Language Arts students in 6th grade. If school is canceled unexpectedly, we will continue class through this Moodle site. This is the online classroom for all EFL and EFL Language Arts students in 7th grade. If school is canceled unexpectedly, we will continue class through this Moodle site. Grade 3G is a dynamic classroom, focused on responsiblity and collaboration as tools for lifelong learning. A course that is used for training.
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