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MR. TIM HENSLEY

Mr. Tim Hensley earned a B.A. in English from Carson-Newman College in 1985. He works as a nurseryman and freelance writer.  His essays have appeared in a variety of publications including: Fine Gardening, Highlights for Children, Old-House Journal, Homelife, Old Farmer's Almanac, Smithsonian Magazine, and the Brooklyn Botanic Garden guidebook, The Best Apples to Buy and Grow.

 

Tim is a member of Paperville Baptist Church in Bristol, Tennessee, where he serves as the adult Sunday School teacher.

 

 

 

  "All but one of my 8 children have taken classes from Tim Hensley.  I am confident in teaching English myself but his classes cover material that I appreciate having someone else teach.  I truly attribute my children's success in college level English (and their ability to write well on the college level) to their having taken Tim Hensley's Grammar and Comp., Creative and Advanced Writing and Philosophy/Church History classes.  I give the highest praise for his classes."

    -- Ruth Grunstra

CLASSES

Mr. Hensley teaches a complete 4-year high school English program consisting of the following courses:

 

9th Grade

Grammar & Composition I  

Grammar & Composition II

 

10th Grade

Creative Writing: The Essay

American Literature

 

11th Grade

Advanced Composition

Western Literature

 

12th Grade

Advanced Composition II

Intro to Western Thought/12 Caesars

 

Previously taught courses: 

These courses follow a two-year class rotation as follows:

 

Fall 2015

Grammar & Composition I

Advanced Composition

 

Spring 2016

Grammar & Composition II

Western Literature

 

Fall 2016

Creative Writing: The Essay

Advanced Composition II / Speech

 

Spring 2017

American Literature

Intro to Western Thought / 12 Caesars

 

Class minimum for courses is eight students.

 

Sibling discount:10% of total.

To request more information about Mr. Hensley or his classes, please contact him using the form at the right:

 

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