Welcome to ENG3U:
The ENG3U course is designed to help prepare you for the academic challenges and demands of post-secondary education. The emphasis is on improving your writing skills, your analytical skills, and your ability to work both independently and co-operatively.
Our course has two major sections. In the first half of the course, we will focus on the history of poetry and literature from the Middle Ages to the Modern Era. In the second half of the course, we make a shift to the genres of gothic and science fiction. In both halves of the course, you will be asked to write an in-class essay, participate in group presentations, and complete tests and journals. You will find information for these Units of Study by clicking on the buttons to the left of this page.

Evaluation
You will be evaluated in this course for both TERM work (70%) and FINAL summative activities (30%). For both TERM work and FINAL activities, your grade will be based on your abilities in the following categories: Knowledge and Understanding, Thinking and Inquiry, Communication, Application. These categories will be clearly indicated and evaluated on each assignment.
You will be evaluated based primarily on the following major assignments. You will be expected to show solid work habits throughout the course. In order to receive this credit you must submit work towards each of these activities:
Written Work (40%)
Chaucer in-class essay, Sonnet Test, "A Modest Proposal", Frankenstein Journals, Frankenstein Test, Macbeth Essay, Book Club Novels Work Diaries
Performance Tasks (30%)
Chaucer presentation, Sonnet presentation, Major Poetry presentation, Frankenstein seminar, Macbeth presentation, Course Review, smaller quizzes and activities
In-class ISP Essay (15%)
Final Exam (15%)

Ms. Campbell and Mr. MacPherson both use Marks Maestro; the following link will take you to the page where you may enter your Student Code and Password (available from the teacher) to access your marks: http://www.rredware.com/sm3reports.asp