Welcome to R.A.E.L., ELD, and World History!
This 9 weeks in:
R.A.E.L.
Introductions, Strategies, & Vocabulary
Note-taking and the News
Text Structures and Text Features
Human Influences on the Environment
Ecosystems
ELD
Introductions, Strategies, & Vocabulary
Non-fiction text features, Note-taking and the News
Text Structures and Text Features
Human Influences on the Environment
Ecosystems
World History
Introductions, Strategies, & Vocabulary
Europe in Crisis, 1550-1715
The Enlightenment and Revolutions, 1500-1800
Bio:
Ms. Osborne and her family have lived in middle Tennessee for a decade and a half. She has studied Education, Educational Administration, Human Services, Psychology, and Theology. She is currently pursuing a Ph.D. in Literacy Studies at MTSU. Ms. Osborne has lived in Kentucky, Texas, Tennessee, the Philippines, and the Netherlands. She enjoys music, dancing, writing, reading and being outside.
Contact information: [email protected] or call 615-904-3850 to leave a message with the office staff at BHS.
Availability:
Monday - Friday,
8:30 a.m. - 3:45 p.m. Responses to emails received after 3:45 p.m. will occur on the next business day. Emails received on weekends should expect a response by Tuesday.
Find class rules in the document below.
English Language Development and RAEL:
Work and language practice exercises are available in Clever (Savvas Easybridge). We will also utilize the ESL Department's ESL Curriculum available here:
World History:
We will use the World History & Geography text in class. It is also accessible through Clever (Savvas Easybridge).
Grading Policy:
In class work -- Needs to be turned in at the end of class. If it is turned in later in the day or the next day, it is 10 points off. Each consecutive day is an additional 10 points.
Missing work -- Loses 10 points each day.
Work when absent -- You have 5 days from the day you return to turn your work in for full credit. Please take advantage of IMPACT in order to get help and get caught up.