Ninth grade

Is William Shakespeare's still relevant today for the 9th grade curriculum? Should we still study William Shakespeare's ? Shakespeare is still relevant today because his plays and characters portray issues that affect all humans. I think we still should study William Shakespeare because it would be good for students to learn about him and study his plays. It's would be also good for them to act out the plays himself. In the article “On the bard's birthday is Shakespeare still relevant” they…

should have opened the door in the first place. Kate also stated, “I keep telling her she’s never going to make it through ninth grade.” (Cabot, 35) Jenny has learned she shouldn’t listen to people and not pay attention to what others think. Kate was being rude when she begged Jenny to let her into the Weinman's house and when she told Jenny she wouldn’t make it through ninth grade. Jenny has to learn to stand up for herself and she doesn't need Kate to tell her what to do. Throughout my life,…

Anxiety rolled around in the ninth grade. According to the National Alliance on mental illness, fifty percent of mental conditions begin by age fourteen and seventy-five percent develop by age twenty-four. Anxiety is a painful murder, a passionate and profound killer and physical for many, but I believe that anxiety can’t overpower us and that it can be managed. Anxiety surely weighed down on me in ninth grade halfway through my first year of highschool. I would not necessarily classify…

school and didn’t know how to write or start an essay? I’m pretty sure this all happens to us, which is why we attend school to improve our writing. Seeing myself at the age of five, I’ve always wanted to write a paper as if I was a writer. Now being a ninth grader, I have improved a lot. Improvement came in a variety of ways such as, using proper vocabulary or even spelling a word correct. Because of my improvements over the year, I hope to continue improving and set a goal for myself.…

years so there have to have been aspects of it that made it worthwhile to be teaching in the first place. Romeo and Juliet is still relevant because it is directed towards young adults and teenagers because that is who the play is about. Therefore, ninth graders are the perfect people to be reading the play since they are who the play is meant for. To show this, “Shakespeare loves his teenagers as he paints them in all their absurdity and nastiness. That basic honesty, neither idealizing not…

to quit playing, even though I constantly tried to quit until I was in seventh grade. One year after I began piano lessons,…

academic readiness. Although the expectations from the teachers in elementary and secondary schools in the United States have been consistently, the instructional time to teach is declining as the students progress through elementary school to higher grade levels and accordingly, there are fewer instructional minutes available to spend on the task of learning to read. Trelease (2001) stated, “there have been no significant change in students’ reading scores between 1971 and 2000” despite…

15 years, allows all of the 547 students in Grades 9 through 12 to leave campus during lunch or other free periods. But concerns of pedestrian and vehicular safety and the misuse of…

is my pleasure to write her a reference for your consideration of her application to be a summer counselor with Bahamas Methodist Habitat. Having known Tori since she was in ninth grade, I have had the privilege of seeing her grow and mature. She was in my English classes twice, once in ninth grade and once in twelfth grade. Tori was always prepared for…

best decision of my life was to get my grades straight and focus on school. For the past two and a half years, i’ve put my absolute best into coming out on top and so far i’ve succeeded. Being invited into the National Honors Society is definitely one of my biggest accomplishments that i’m very proud of. When I was a bit younger, around seventh or eighth grade, my grades weren’t anything I took a lot of pride in. It was when I passed into the ninth grade I realized that what I did in school…