Learning Objectives for High School English/Language Arts
• Evaluate the use of language patterns and literary devices such as figurative language, dialogue, and symbolism. • Analyze the use of text aids such as headings, captions, titles, and illustrative material. • Compare the effectiveness of a selection in relation to others.
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