How To Teach Literary Analysis | My Lesson Plan

[@EverEducating]

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[@Zuzu167]

I like you establish a vocabulary foundation for the class.

[@elathroughfilm4308]

Very comprehensive and so helpful!

[@EverEducating]

Thank you!!

[@AdrianasWonderland]

such a great video thank you. I also have a question, I am creating a program for people who want to learn English through books, literature and fairytales, but I am still having so problems making it happen, I still don't know if I should talk only about fairytales or maybe make it broad. How do you know how to create a good course for your students?

[@EverEducating]

This program sounds amazing! Are you creating an online course through a tool like Teachable? Or will it be in person through a local library, college, etc.? I think there are two main approaches you can take. 1. Create a course using reading materials that you love, that you think will be valuable to people wanting to learn English through literature. Having created a course that really excites you, market it to your target audience and/or teach it at the in-person institution that you are teaching in. 2. Do audience research and create a themed course based on the results you receive. You might find that a fairytales-focused course is what excites your potential students. Or, perhaps they want to learn through short stories or a mix of genres. Once you have that information, build that course. I wish you the best in your endeavor. If you want to brainstorm 1:1, I have a consult call service, as well: www.evereducating.com/creative-confidence-calls/. Good luck!

[@akankshaspeake9551]

Let me know some topics that one can begin before actual teaching

[@jujupark2362]

Thanks 🙏🏻

[@EverEducating]

Happy to share!

[@laizamaylampad8994]

I love listening to your videos. I would love to subscribe on your podcast if you have. :)

[@EverEducating]

Thank you! I don't have a podcast, but I so appreciate your support!