English Language Arts- MYP: 4th Form 2023-2024
Teacher: Ms. Filarakos afilarak@anatolia.edu.gr
Head of English Department: Ms. Helen Hondropoulos hhondrop@anatolia.edu.gr
“Let us pick up our books and our pens. They are our most powerful weapons. One child, one teacher, one book and one pen can change the world.”
― Malala Yousafzai
Course Material
Keynote Proficient, National Geographic Learning, Cengage Learning ISBN 13: 978-1-305-39918-1
Shakespeare, William, Othello or Midsummer Night’s Dream. Oxford School Shakespeare. ISBN: 978-0-19-832166-8
4th Form English Anthology 2023-2024 (provided by the school)
Our classroom
M-Friday: MAC 317
Assessment based on
Class participation
In-class group work and pair work
Summative tasks, midterms, final exam
Student Responsibilities
Be organized
Buy the following:
A one or two-subject wire-bound notebook for your Class notes.
A 40-page notebook to use as your Journal.
An A4, plastic folder for your English handouts.
Bring the required books and materials to every class, unless told otherwise by the teacher.
Be smart
Don’t share books, pens, pencils with anybody. Sanitize / wash your hands regularly.
Be ready
Be in class on time and ready to work when the bell rings.
Regularly check our weekly agendas and classroom material uploaded to Amalthea. And don’t forget to check your inbox for emails!
Respect all deadlines
Make sure that you have done your reading/ watched videos/ completed any other required assignments before class. Hand in / upload your assignments to Amalthea on time.
Treat everyone and their property with respect.
This means being an active listener in the class and an active participant, using accountable talk when having conversations and/ or Socratic Seminars (Ex: I agree with______ because, or I hear what _______ is saying but I disagree because according to the reading….)
MYP units
What does courage look like?
Nothing of me is original, but I am
All the world’s a stage
In the Face of Extreme Limits
Teacher: Ms. Filarakos afilarak@anatolia.edu.gr
Head of English Department: Ms. Helen Hondropoulos hhondrop@anatolia.edu.gr
“Let us pick up our books and our pens. They are our most powerful weapons. One child, one teacher, one book and one pen can change the world.”
― Malala Yousafzai
Course Material
Keynote Proficient, National Geographic Learning, Cengage Learning ISBN 13: 978-1-305-39918-1
Shakespeare, William, Othello or Midsummer Night’s Dream. Oxford School Shakespeare. ISBN: 978-0-19-832166-8
4th Form English Anthology 2023-2024 (provided by the school)
Our classroom
M-Friday: MAC 317
Assessment based on
Class participation
In-class group work and pair work
Summative tasks, midterms, final exam
Student Responsibilities
Be organized
Buy the following:
A one or two-subject wire-bound notebook for your Class notes.
A 40-page notebook to use as your Journal.
An A4, plastic folder for your English handouts.
Bring the required books and materials to every class, unless told otherwise by the teacher.
Be smart
Don’t share books, pens, pencils with anybody. Sanitize / wash your hands regularly.
Be ready
Be in class on time and ready to work when the bell rings.
Regularly check our weekly agendas and classroom material uploaded to Amalthea. And don’t forget to check your inbox for emails!
Respect all deadlines
Make sure that you have done your reading/ watched videos/ completed any other required assignments before class. Hand in / upload your assignments to Amalthea on time.
Treat everyone and their property with respect.
This means being an active listener in the class and an active participant, using accountable talk when having conversations and/ or Socratic Seminars (Ex: I agree with______ because, or I hear what _______ is saying but I disagree because according to the reading….)
MYP units
What does courage look like?
Nothing of me is original, but I am
All the world’s a stage
In the Face of Extreme Limits
- Διδάσκων: Angelica Filarakos