1. Gain a deep understanding of Greek mythology, including the gods, heroes, and myths that have influenced literature and culture throughout history.
2. Develop critical thinking skills by analyzing and interpreting the various versions of the myths and comparing them to modern-day interpretations.
3. Enhance reading comprehension skills by reading assigned pages and answering questions before each class.
4. Improve communication skills by participating in group discussions and sharing insights and thoughts on the myths.
5. Expand knowledge of ancient Greek history and culture through the exploration of the myths and their influence on society.
6. Develop an appreciation for the beauty and complexity of ancient mythology and its enduring relevance in today's world.
7. Explore the various archetypes and themes present in the myths and how they relate to human experience.
8. Practice research skills by finding additional resources and information on specific myths or gods and sharing with the class.
9. Foster creativity by creating original interpretations or adaptations of myths through writing, artwork, or storytelling.
10. Cultivate a love for learning and intellectual curiosity through the study of Greek mythology.

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.

1 - 2 horas semanales fuera de clase
Tarea
Frecuencia: incluido
Comentario: incluido
Detalles: To take part in class discussions, students are required to have the assigned book and read approximately 20 pages per week. Prior to each class, they will be expected to answer discussion questions related to the assigned reading.

D'Aulaires' Book of Greek Myths