Strengthening Your Voice With Proper Communications Skills

English Language Arts

What you'll learn
Enhance their self-learning, communication skills: writing, reading and listening.
Use proper grammar, which is the foundation of communication.
Requirements
Desire to learn English language art skills.
Improve your English language art skills.
Description
The  60 +  videos and 80 supplements  transform concepts using color-coding, animation, and story lines to enrich the learning experience. Students of all ages and in a  variety  learning environments can enhance their English Language Arts skills.
Four categories include: grammar, reading, writing, and write & read tips. Each video, 4 to 15 minute segments, concentrates on a specific concept or skill under the assigned category.  For each video, a handout download can be used for free style note taking. Under certain topics, downloadable graphic organizers can be used for your creativity and organizing your thoughts. 
Video Content:

GRAMMAR

1.   Nouns, Adjectives, & Adverbs
2.     Basic Sentence Parts
3.     Pronouns


4.     Direct & Indirect Objects


5.     Dialogue & Commas


6.     Nouns and Clauses


7.     Active & Passive Voice


8.     Sentence Combination


9.     Fickle Words


10.  Appositives


11.  Parallel Structures


12.  Verb Tense


13.  Verb Mood-Subjunctive
14. Verb, Participles, Gerunds
15. In-Action Verbal Phrases-Friday
16. In-Action Grammar Neighborhood
17. Misplaced Modifiers
18. Run on Sentences
19. Fragments
READ

1.    Author’s Tone & Purpose


2.     Context Clues & Loaded Words


3.     Mood & Sensory Details


4.     Aspects of Setting


5.     Author's Writing Style


6.     Theme & Tone


7.     Irony


8.     Tone


9.     Author's Purpose-Non-Fiction


10.  Facts & Opinions


11.  Method of Arranging Details


12.  Appeal to Authority


13.  Appeal to Emotion


WRITE

1.     Writing with P.O.W.E.R.
2.    Write Tone & Purpose
3.     Short Story Elements


4.     Drama & Dialogue


5.     Types of conflict


6.      Conflict & Setting the Scene
7.      Motive 
8. Compare & Contrast
9. Point of View
10. Organizing Paragraphs
11. Thesis Statement
12. Support  Reasons for Persuasive Essay
13. Compare & Contrast Paragraph Details
14.  Writing Strong Paragraphs
READ WRITE TIPS
1. Sequence
2. Show
Don't Tell
3. Dynamic  & Static Change
4.Narrator
Organization
5. Word
Wall 1
6. Word
Wheel 1
7. Making
Inferences
8.Word
Wall- We Pity
9. Word
Wheel 2
10 Persuasive
Argument
11. Why
Compare and Contrast
12, Making
Evaluations

BONUS Project 

Digital Story Telling
   2. Resources


Who this course is for:
English language learners, adults and students.,Students studying English as a primary or secondary language.,Adults interested in refreshing their knowledge of communication skills,Home School, Grade School, High School, Secondary English Language Learners, All Ages