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The Joys of Teaching Literature

The study of literature can be fun, relevant, and meaningful for all students if we focus on inspiring creative and curious thinkers and writers. Visit www.theteachersworkshop.com to find more resources for secondary ELA (high school English language arts) teachers.

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Update frequency
every 12 days
Average duration
23 minutes
Episodes
168
Years Active
2020 - 2025
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#29: Symbolism in Life and Literature

#29: Symbolism in Life and Literature

In this episode, I'll talk about symbolism - how to teach it in literature, but also how it can be a way of looking at the world.  

00:07:36  |   Thu 28 May 2020
#28: A New Approach to Professional Development

#28: A New Approach to Professional Development

In this episode, I'll talk about why I started Teacher's Workshop.  

00:01:46  |   Thu 28 May 2020
#27: The Imaginary Reality of Technology and Fiction

#27: The Imaginary Reality of Technology and Fiction

In this episode, I'll talk about a few short stories that explore how technology can influence our perception.  

00:07:56  |   Thu 28 May 2020
#26: The Power of Job-Embedded Professional Development

#26: The Power of Job-Embedded Professional Development

In this episode, I'll talk about job-embedded professional development for teachers.  

00:05:30  |   Thu 28 May 2020
#25: Jane Austen and The Bachelor

#25: Jane Austen and The Bachelor

In this episode, I'll talk about the similarities between the television show The Bachelor, on ABC, and the novel Emma, by Jane Austen.

00:17:44  |   Thu 28 May 2020
#24: Boundless Questions, Perpetual Questions

#24: Boundless Questions, Perpetual Questions

In this episode, I'll talk about the art of asking great questions.  

00:03:35  |   Thu 28 May 2020
#23: A Novel Way to Teach the Novel

#23: A Novel Way to Teach the Novel

In this episode, I'll describe my topic-based approach to teaching the novel.  I'll also talk about how I assign reading.  

00:13:59  |   Thu 28 May 2020
#22: Virginia Woolf, Wordsmith of the Universe

#22: Virginia Woolf, Wordsmith of the Universe

In this episode, I'll talk about why I love Virginia Woolf.  I'll read some passages from the novel To the Lighthouse

00:10:24  |   Tue 26 May 2020
#21: Tradition and Technology: The Art of Teaching

#21: Tradition and Technology: The Art of Teaching

In this episode, I'll talk about how to connect the worlds of literature and technology in meaningful ways for high school students.  

00:05:31  |   Tue 26 May 2020
#20: Teaching Race Relations

#20: Teaching Race Relations

In this episode, I'll describe how I use literature to talk about race relations in high school.

00:05:16  |   Tue 26 May 2020
#19: Can the Teaching of Writing Be Fun?

#19: Can the Teaching of Writing Be Fun?

In this episode, I'll talk about the different components of my writing program for high school students. 

00:12:46  |   Tue 26 May 2020
#18: Literature, A Living Map

#18: Literature, A Living Map

In this episode, I'll talk about how literature functions as a metaphorical map of real places.  

00:03:50  |   Tue 26 May 2020
#17: Grades Should Be Invisible

#17: Grades Should Be Invisible

In this episode, I'll talk about how I try to pretend that grades don't exist in my classroom.  

00:05:08  |   Tue 26 May 2020
#16: Opening the Unconscious

#16: Opening the Unconscious

In this episode, I'll explore how the psyche is a part of every work of fiction, and how I talk about it in class.  

00:06:45  |   Tue 26 May 2020
#15: Demonstrating Understanding with Creativity

#15: Demonstrating Understanding with Creativity

In this episode, I'll talk about assignments where students demonstrate their understanding of literature through creative writing, film adaptations, or podcasts, instead of the traditional essay.

00:04:51  |   Tue 26 May 2020
#14: How Students Come to Love Poetry

#14: How Students Come to Love Poetry

In this episode, I'll talk about how I introduce my students to the complex art of poetry.  

00:05:45  |   Mon 25 May 2020
#13: Rethinking the Structure of the Essay

#13: Rethinking the Structure of the Essay

In this episode, I'll talk about the structure of the essay and how to get students to not feel trapped by rules.  

00:07:46  |   Mon 25 May 2020
#12: Teaching Podcasts

#12: Teaching Podcasts

In this episode, I'll talk about the literary value of podcasts and how to use them in the classroom.  

00:05:58  |   Mon 25 May 2020
#11: Bringing Together Music and Literature in the Virtual Classroom

#11: Bringing Together Music and Literature in the Virtual Classroom

In this episode, I'll talk about the similarities between popular music and poetry.  I'll also describe an assignment I gave where students could talk about their favorite song of all time.  

00:09:20  |   Mon 25 May 2020
#9: 5 Ways to Provide Meaningful Feedback

#9: 5 Ways to Provide Meaningful Feedback

In this episode, I'll deal with an English teacher's least favorite task ... grading essays!  How can we make it a meaningful and stress free process?

00:14:54  |   Thu 21 May 2020
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