Teaching literary analysis can be challenging, especially when students struggle to interpret themes, symbols, and deeper meanings in texts. One of the most challenging aspects
At the end of each novel I teach, I like to have my students participate in some sort of culminating literary analysis project that allows
Classic literature is classic for a reason. There are themes that resonate across generations and timeless characters. The trouble is, students hear those classic titles
You’ve come to the end of another novel or short story. Now what? If you’re looking to spice up your review activities with something fresh,
zRomeo and Juliet is one of those classic pieces of literature I think everyone has read. Even students who haven’t read the Shakespeare play have
Taking on the task of teaching The Odyssey is a massive undertaking. One might even say it’s an epic undertaking. Although a popular Greek
It’s not the most popular activity in my classroom, but I believe teaching close reading is a vital skill for my students to feel
If there’s one thing that students of all ages love and find joy in, it’s music. Thanks to technology, streaming services make all kinds of
One of the most important things you can teach your students is good literary analysis skills. Your students will be critically reading texts in high school, college, graduate school, and in their careers. It’s necessary to cultivate analytical ability as early as possible. If you are looking at how to teach literary analysis, sere are six ways to enhance the literary analysis curriculum for all ages.
