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Dystopian Short Stories--The Future? or Now?
Decades of Literature: Short Stories From Then(1800's) and Now(2000'S)
Class experience
US Grade 7 - 10
The selection of short stories in this class are designed to encourage students to develop reading skills through comprehension of events and to integrate History and Language Arts. Students will be able to engage with the teacher and classmates through weekly guided discussions. This class will also encourage students to learn from observations, critical thinking, and life experiences. Students will: -understand and review biographical information about a variety of authors and the time...
Students will: -understand and review biographical information about a variety of authors and the time period they lived -identify the emotions revealed in work -read short stories and be able to summarize basic elements (plot, characters, setting, perspective) -define the meaning of words in the story -comprehend the story's events through critical thinking questions -share ideas and participate in classroom discussions or debates
As mentioned above, I plan to develop class discussions and assignments that promote learning through engagement with sensitive topics. Students will be encouraged to complete required work that may be uncomfortable, grim, offensive, and disturbing. Students will be expected to recognize the diversity of opinions and backgrounds of their classmates. Although violence will occur in some stories, the emphasis will be on the historical context or moral of the story. Being a public school teacher at a trauma-informed school, I am comfortable discussing topics with courage, compassion and clarity.
Homework Offered
Students will be able to engage with the teacher and classmates through weekly guided discussions. They will also be provided a short story to read in advance if they choose. Stories may be also be read during class time.2 - 4 hours per week outside of class
Assessments Offered
This class will consist of guided discussion board questions, interactive games (ex. Quizizz, Kahoot, Nearpod, etc), practice worksheets and other materials, notes, and assessments to show learning.Grades Offered
Learners will not need to use any apps or websites beyond the standard Outschool tools.
Some stories involve death, violence, and other sensitive content. Each story is unique and related to the historical events taking place during that time period. I plan to develop class discussions and assignments that promote learning through engagement with sensitive topics. Students will be encouraged to complete required work that may be uncomfortable, grim, offensive, and disturbing. Students will be expected to recognize the diversity of opinions and backgrounds of their classmates. Although violence will occur in some stories, the emphasis will be on the historical context or moral of the story. Being a public school teacher at a rural, low-income, and trauma-informed school, I am comfortable discussing topics with courage, compassion and clarity.
I have been teaching in the public schools since 2002, and have been teaching online since 2017. After completing my Bachelor's Degree, I was immediately offered a positon in Special Education. I returned to graduate school and completed my...
Group Class
$7
weekly or $39 for 6 classes1x per week, 6 weeks
45 min
Live video meetings
Ages: 12-17
3-6 learners per class