Journey through the world of words, explore timeless themes, and develop your critical thinking skills.
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Explore the works of early American writers, such as Jonathan Edwards and Benjamin Franklin, and examine themes of religion, politics, and social change.
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American Romanticism
Discover the influential works of authors like Nathaniel Hawthorne, Edgar Allan Poe, and Emily Dickinson, and delve into their exploration of individuality, nature, and the supernatural.
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Realism and Naturalism
Analyze the writings of Mark Twain, Henry James, and Kate Chopin, who focused on realistic depictions of American society, social injustices, and human nature.
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20th Century American Literature
Explore the diverse voices of modern American authors such as Ernest Hemingway, F. Scott Fitzgerald, and Toni Morrison, and analyze their reflections on the changing landscape of American culture.
English IV (British Literature)
Medieval Literature
Discover the origins of English literature, from Anglo-Saxon epics like Beowulf to the works of Geoffrey Chaucer, and explore themes of chivalry, courtly love, and religious devotion.
Renaissance Literature
Examine the works of William Shakespeare, Christopher Marlowe, and John Donne, and analyze their exploration of human nature, love, and the power of language.
Restoration and 18th Century Literature
Explore the Enlightenment's influence on literature through the works of Alexander Pope, Jonathan Swift, and Jane Austen, and examine themes of reason, satire, and social commentary.
Victorian Literature
Analyze the writings of Charles Dickens, the Brontë sisters, and Alfred Lord Tennyson, and delve into their exploration of social issues, industrialization, and personal struggles.
AP Literature and Composition
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In-depth Literary Analysis
Develop advanced analytical skills to dissect complex literary works, exploring themes, characters, and literary devices.
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Effective Argumentation
Master the art of constructing well-supported arguments, using evidence from texts and critical thinking to persuade your audience.
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College-Level Writing
Refine your writing style and learn to write clear, concise, and persuasive essays that meet the demands of college-level academic writing.
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Preparing for the AP Exam
Gain valuable insights and practice strategies to succeed on the challenging AP Literature and Composition exam.
Course Overview
Course Content and Structure
Each course follows a carefully designed syllabus, incorporating a range of readings, discussions, writing assignments, and assessments. You'll explore a diverse selection of literary works, engage in critical analysis, and develop your communication skills.
Grading Policies and Expectations
The grading system is transparent and fair, with clear expectations for class participation, assignments, and assessments. You'll have opportunities to demonstrate your understanding of the material and your ability to apply literary concepts.
Resources and Support
Access a variety of resources, including online libraries, databases, and supplemental materials, to enhance your learning experience. You'll also have opportunities to connect with your instructor and fellow students for support and guidance.
Meet the Instructor
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Passionate Educator
A dedicated and passionate educator committed to fostering a love of literature and helping students succeed.
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Engaging Teaching Style
Utilizes interactive methods to create a dynamic learning environment and encourage active participation.
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Commitment to Student Success
Provides individualized support and guidance to help students achieve their academic goals.