Learner goals for Greek mythology would focus on providing students with a comprehensive understanding of the ancient Greek myths and their influence on modern society. These goals would be designed to help students:

1. Understand the major gods and goddesses of Greek mythology and their roles in ancient Greek society.

2. Analyze the symbolism and themes present in Greek myths and how they relate to human experiences and emotions.

3. Develop critical thinking and analysis skills by exploring the cultural and historical contexts of Greek mythology.

4. Evaluate the influence of Greek mythology on modern literature, art, and popular culture.

5. Years Understand the significance of the oral tradition in ancient Greek society and how it contributed to the preservation and dissemination of Greek myths.

6. Gain an appreciation for the diversity and complexity of ancient Greek culture and its enduring legacy in Western civilization.

Overall, the learner goals for Greek mythology would aim to provide students with a deep understanding of the rich cultural heritage of ancient Greece and how it continues to shape our world today.

As someone who has studied Greek Mythology in college, I find it captivating and enjoyable to incorporate into my teaching. The myths not only entertain but also provide valuable lessons, making the learning experience informative and engaging for students. By sharing the extraordinary tales of Greek mythology, I aim to make my classes both educational and entertaining. Although I do not consider myself an expert, I have spent over three years studying the ancient sources and have developed a strong understanding of Greek mythology.

The course incorporates the following sources:

Homer's Iliad and Odyssey
Hesiod's Theogony
Euripides' Prometheus Bound
D'Aulaires' Book of Greek Myths