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Thursday HS (AM1) – World Literature & Composition



Fall 2023 Semester

ONE SPOT LEFT



Teacher:

Mitchell Kopitch

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Class Schedule:

Thursday at 9:00-9:55 am

Grades:

High School

Class Duration:

55 minutes

Required Curriculum:

Book List for Fall 2023:
American Indian Stories, Legends, and Other Writings (Penguin Classics) by Zitkala-Sa [2003]
Fulfilling a Promise by Chamroeun Pen
Beowulf: A Dual-Language Edition [Howell D. Chickering Translation]
Book List for Spring 2024:
Don Quixote by Miguel de Cervantes
ISBN: 978-0142437230
Student’s Choice of Book (must be a non-American author and must be approved by teacher)

Comprehensive Curriculum List

Class Tuition Fee:

$225 for writing class

Supply Fee:

Included in Class Fee



Class Description:

ONE YEAR CLASS

This intermediate course exposes students to a wide variety of literature from around the world. From Arabic fairy-tales and Native American Legends, to French plays and Spanish Knightly adventures, the class gives students the opportunity to learn how other cultures have expressed their interests and values in writing. We will also be reading the memoir of Chamroeun Pen, chronicling his childhood family’s struggles in poverty and harsh school system in Cambodia. Students will also gain invaluable insight into their own family heritage and culture when they are given a personal essay in the Fall and an in depth research project of their own making in the Spring. The research project is student led (and teacher approved) and may incorporate a number of books, poems, films, comics, computer games, and more. The goal is to learn another culture’s values and ideas and to share these experiences with the class in a final presentation at the end of the academic year. The added complexity of the literature and emphasis on independent work makes this course ideal for Sophomores and Juniors.

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