Teaching High School Literature

[@TitoValcrist]

For 4 years of my teaching career, I am actually trying to find an answer to my question and you, ma'am, have given me the answer! :) Thank you very much! :D Teaching literature, especially those of *ehem* "ancient" times is somewhat out of place to the high school students of today. I find it really difficult. I often ask, "What will they get from this?" "Why do they need to read this?" "How will this become significant to them?" And so, I found my answer! :D Thanks!

[@lucy-ry6cz]

Very good sharing. Does help me!!!

[@szvqorwnpstahskypfwmp9821]

Very well said!! Thank you for your wonderful advice!!

[@sonisunder]

Hiya. Really good advice. I have a trial run tomorrow at a school - teaching literature to grade 10. Studying THE CLEVER MAGISTRATE, really nervous, this helps a little. Thanks.

[@7sistersihh]

@thepeltzfamily Glad you liked! Look for more coming this weekend!

[@dedafmi419]

Thank you.

[@thepeltzfamily]

Thanks Sabrina! This was very helpful and enlightening.

[@PerfectIntertainment]

Come to meadow creek ❤

[@shakespearaamina9117]

Thank you! Amazing

[@EzraTillman1]

Way to go Sabrina!!!

[@Bob-white]

I love the Idea you're trying to spread! we are not expected to have the same opinion about a painting, a movie or a piece of art, so why should do we be expected to share the same moral/ opinion from literature ! but the question is, can you get the student to relate each story/ piece of literature to their lives?

[@blessedbabyboutique]

Awesome thank you.

[@johnnyedward7318]

Hi sabrina! good video

[@jhetttolentinowatercolor]

i'm a student..can someone please give me a short story about gender roles focusing on men, wrote by a known author..i really really need it..i hope you can help me..thank you!

[@Chirokea]

thank you

[@sherrybaffour4263]

Trying to get what she is saying but feel a little sea-sick.

[@colincbatch]

She is still telling them the "answers" by prodding them in such a directed way... self defeating video