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投身文學吧!分析段落並檢查歷史設置

學習者可以隨時參加仔細閱讀和分析文獻的課程。每個月將專注於一篇課文,以便學習者可以隨時加入討論特定段落如何發展特定的社會或歷史主題。
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1 現場會議
1 小時 15 分鐘 每週上課時間
作業
每週 1-2 小時. Learners will have the option of reading the story independently for the purpose of writing a detailed literary analysis. This is not a required homework assignment. If learners are unable to read the text or work on the analysis outside of class, they can complete the reading and writing during live meetings.
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課堂經歷

英語程度 - B1
美國等級 9 - 12
September 2024: Shakespeare's 'Macbeth' (public domain text will be provided)
October 2024: Nathaniel Hawthorne's 'The Scarlet Letter' (public domain text will be provided)
November 2024: "The Crucible" by Arthur Miller (public domain text will be provided)
December 2024: "Slaughterhouse-Five" by Kurt Vonnegut Jr. (passages provided in class, text not available in public domain)
January 2025: "Of Mice and Men" by John Steinbeck (passages provided in class, text not available in public domain)

 
In this ongoing course, learners can join at any time for the purpose of close reading a specific passage from various nonfiction and fiction books or journal articles. Depending on learner interest in the text, we will spend 3-6 weeks discussing the literary elements or historical information provided by the author. This allows learners the opportunity to decide if the novel is one that would be of interest to them. We will analyze literature from the eighteenth, nineteenth, and early twentieth century to discuss the sociological implications of American literature. I also choose novels from the dystopian genre to examine present day political policies on a global scale. 

Learners are encouraged to read the text, but passages will always be read aloud and interpreted during class. The class is scheduled to meet for 75 minutes, but the last 15 minutes will be dedicated to live writing. Our learning goal for each text will be to write a literary analysis essay. The last 15 minutes of class will be dedicated to providing feedback for learners on their writing assignment or working on a class analysis essay together. 

Skills Learners will practice:
-Cite strong and thorough textual evidence to support analysis of what the text says explicitly as well as inferences drawn from the text, including determining where the text leaves matters uncertain.
-Draw present day connections to the passage related to race relations, consumerism, social inequalities.
-Write short response answers and practice organizing literary analysis essays. 

Flexible Entry: Your child can start whenever they're ready, with each session focusing on close reading and analysis of selected passages, ensuring they can keep up with their busy schedules.

In-depth Historical Context: Gain a comprehensive understanding of the historical settings that inspired each piece, providing your child with insights into how political and cultural environments shape literature. This not only enriches their literary knowledge but also enhances their historical awareness, making them well-rounded thinkers.
Author Insights: Learn about the authors' lives and how their personal experiences influenced their writing. This approach not only makes literature more relatable but also teaches your child about the human condition through the lens of great minds.

College Preparation: This course not only enhances literary appreciation but also prepares your child for the analytical skills required in college-level studies. They'll learn to dissect texts, argue points, and think critically, skills that are invaluable in higher education and beyond.
Interactive Learning: Each lesson is designed to be interactive, encouraging your child to engage with the material through discussions, debates, and writing exercises, fostering a deeper connection with the texts.

Lifetime Skill Development: Beyond literature, this course develops skills in critical thinking, communication, and cultural understanding, preparing your child for success in any field they choose.
學習目標
Summarize and identify literary elements of fiction text.
Write a literary analysis essay from a chosen theory using at least 1 source and textual evidence from the story.
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學習需求
I provide learners with totally annotated texts when possible to assist in comprehension and strengthening vocabulary. I also provide audio readings whenever possible.
父母的引導和規範
This course will read novels that are commonly read in American high schools. I censor the passages read in class for any offensive language.
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學習者無需使用標準 Outschool 工具以外的任何應用程式或網站。
已加入 May, 2020
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教師專業知識和證書
紐約 教學證書 在 特殊教育
Nicole Hess
紐約 教學證書 在 英語/語言藝術
Nicole Hess
碩士 在 特殊教育 從 Grand Canyon University
Nicole Hess
學士學位 在 英語語言文學 從 State University of New York at Oswego
Nicole Hess
I am certified in both English Language Arts and Special Education- Generalist for grades 7-12. I have over ten years experience teaching these texts to high school students and assisting learners with their core Social Studies lessons. I have taught for over ten years in an urban environment so I have extensive experience teaching texts that touch on racial issues when teaching to students of diverse ethnic and cultural backgrounds. If an issue should arise in the class I will privately reach out to parents to discuss their learner's feelings on sensitive racial issues. 
In college, I took several classes on African American literature as well as courses that focused on literature with the subject of race relations in America. I also took courses on criticisms of African colonialism and the effects imperialistic ideas still have on many African countries today. I personally have two mixed race children, so discussions of race and ethnicity in American society today is something that I speak on in my home regularly. 

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