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Course Title:       College in High School Argument                Credit Value:            1.0
         Course Number:      101330                                         Term(s) Offered:         Full Year
         Prerequisite(s):    Successful completion of both 9  & 10  grade   Open To Grades:           11, 12
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                             English

         Requirement(s):     Enrollment in the College in High School Program at the University of Pittsburgh (2019-2020
                             cost $300; $75 per credit)
         Career Cluster(s):   Education and Training                        Law, Public Safety, Corrections and Security
                             Government and Public Administration           Marketing
        Description:   This  introductory course, an English elective, examines the fundamentals of argument  and promotes
        proficiency in the application of elementary debating techniques.  It is taught as part of the University of Pittsburgh’s overall
        College in High School program.  Successful completion of the program will result in guaranteed college credit
        at the University of Pittsburgh and other universities and colleges that accept the course.  CHS Argument explores the
        foundations of argument construction, support, and refutation.  It also develops argument skills through in-class  activities.
        The course includes an analysis of argument in the public forum.  There is a written as well as oral component to this course.

         Course Title:       Principles of Directing                        Credit Value:           1.0


         Course Number:      101420                                         Term(s) Offered:        Full Year
                                                                                                    2020-2021
         Prerequisite(s):    None                                           Open To Grades:         9, 10, 11, 12

         Career Cluster(s):   Architecture and Construction                 Finance
                             Arts, Audio/Video Technology and Communications   Hospitality and Tourism
                             Business Management and Administration         Marketing
                             Education and Training
        Description: This course continues to develop acting skills and techniques while investigating the art of directing.  Students
        in this course are introduced to the basic principles of directing.  They learn how to analyze and interpret a script from the
        director’s point of view.   Students are introduced to the creative power of concept directing, auditioning and casting,
        creating prompt books, and staging a one-act production.






















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