Expectations in Honors American Literature

The expectation in Honors American Literature is that one puts forth ones best effort.

            In any class staying organized is crucial.  The same goes for Honors Am. Lit.  It would not do to always be losing ones papers.  Again, here the key to staying organized is having the will to be organized.  Organization, like everything else in life, takes effort, binders do not organize themselves.  This will ensure that assignments, homework, and projects are turned in on their respective due dates.  If one is unorganized and missing assignments and project they cannot hope to succeed in this class, or any other for that matter.  If one has the will to turn in papers and be organized then it is certainly an attainable goal.  It’s all about having the will to do it.

             Interaction with the world around oneself is key to not only survival but is also a key part in succeeding in honors American literature.  Engaging with your class and teacher is prudent to thrive in this class.  Put oneself out there and talk with the class if one puts all there effort into connecting with the teacher and class they will have an easier time understanding the subject criteria and the homework.  If there is something one does not understand in this class it would be prudent to put forth the time and effort into contacting the teacher and or a fellow classmate.  Excuses have no place in honors American literature.  They also should prove irrelevant for if you put forth a hundred percent in this class, for one will have no need for excuses.  Connection to your teacher and class are simple with a little effort on the part of oneself.

            Perhaps the most import use of ones effort in this class is the effort put into ones writing.   What oneself writes is going to define them, it’s a specific standard set to oneself that one must thrive to not only live up to, but improve.  The only way to improve ones writing is wanting to improve it.  After all one can only go forward from this point on.  This class is a chance to vastly improve ones skills in literature and reading.  Seize it.  If one wishes to be better one must make the effort.  In this class one is expected to put forth a hundred percent, to want to excel, and that is certainly achievable with some effort.  They say all someone can ask from oneself is their best effort.  This class deserves and expects nothing less.  If one puts forth the effort one can reach for the stars, or at least a fantastic paper in American literature.