Designing a literature curriculum that engages students, develops their critical thinking and communication skills, and exposes them to diverse perspectives and genres can be a challenging task.

The "literary curriculum" seeks to make curriculum space legible. This requires denying that knowledge has backgrounds that cannot be made legible. Worse still, the attempt to make knowledge legible ...

The literary curriculum is not the literacy curriculum. The literary curriculum encompasses aspects of the taught curriculum, the assessed curriculum, and the processes of curriculum development and ...

This taught master's programme in children’s literature encompasses everything from picturebooks through to Young Adult fiction and runs on a full-time (one year) or part-time (two years) basis. It ...

Literary analysis and interpretation are necessary skills to understand the nuances of the texts all around us. These texts may be literary, filmic, musical, or artistic in nature—classic or ...

The Program is committed to training students in both literary history and literary theory. Through coursework and individualized research, students will master and practice a range of critical ...

More “inclusive and diverse” contemporary stories should be included in the English literature curriculum, author Malorie ...

In Spring 2016, the Comparative Literature program hosted "Writers on Literature," led by Professor André Aciman. This course invited fourteen writers to teach a novel or novella they consider not ...

Additionally, French first language and literature fosters students' appreciation of the beauty and richness of the French language and cultures. Find out what is next for Kindergarten to Grade 6 (K ...

The new Kindergarten to Grade 6 (K to 6) French immersion language arts and literature curriculum is ready to move into classrooms, starting with Kindergarten to Grade 3 in September 2023. School ...