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2/8/2021

Mrs. Janet Lehman

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Janet Lehman holds a B.S. in English Education from Florida State University.  She has been a homeschooling mom for 19 years now.  She has taught in public and private schools as well as with her own children.  Previously, directed Challenge I with Classical Conversations, currently teaches multiple subjects with Libertas, and loves and values the classical approach to education.  She and her husband Stacy have three daughters, two of whom have graduated from home schooling. They are active members at Thomasville Road Baptist Church. Her favorite things include her family, reading and spending time at the beach.  ​

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2/8/2021

ms. joy wright

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Ms. Wright is a graduate student at Florida State University and a mathematics tutor at FSU's Academic Success Center, tutoring undergraduate students.

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2/8/2021

online Elective 20-21

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Poetry and Fiction Workshop 
How would you like to boost your ACT/SAT scores, elevate your college application essays and resumes to the top of the pile, and elicit confidence from your audience with every email you send? Both in academics and the workforce, skilled writers have the advantage. This is a class for cultivating skilled writers.
Poetry and Fiction Workshop utilizes a three-pronged approach of instruction, analysis, and application. Instruction: the teacher will present short lessons to equip students with the techniques and perspectives they need to refine their writing process. Analysis: students will read short works of poetry and fiction and discuss their strengths and weaknesses (you cannot become a good writer without first becoming a good reader). Application: students will compose their own poetry and fiction and submit their work to peer review. The majority of class time will be discussion-based and student-driven.
This course will focus on poetry in the fall and fiction in the spring. The teacher will strive to keep the workload minimal and the assignments enjoyable. Students’ grades will consist of participation and improvement. At the end of the year, students will receive a book of their class’s original poems and short stories to celebrate their growth.

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