In Unit 1, students will have opportunities to explore various literary works written in different perspectives. By learning the types and effects of 'point of view' in the texts, students will be able to understand how point of view affects the story itself and the readers as well. They will each write a short essay at the end about how different point of views reflect the thoughts and feeling of characters. 

Essential Questions 

• How does a change in point of view affect our perception?

• How does a certain point of view influence a reader?

• What is the difference between point of view and perspective?

In Unit 2, students will focus on how to solve problems and conflicts between characters through communication. Students will enhance their reading comprehension skills as well as discussions strategies in quarter 2. They will also learn diverse types of conflicts in literature and how these conflicts reflect our community, society and culture. Additionally, the unity and coherence in writing will be the next topic for this unit and students will practice writing their own essays in Korean.

Essential Questions 

• What conflict has occurred in the story and how was it solved?

• What are the ways to solve conflicts and communicate with others? 

• Why is unity and coherence in writing important?

In Unit 3, students can have the opportunity for self-reflection while appreciating literary works that depict human growth. By connecting literature to moments of introspection about their own lives, students can engage in deeper thinking and self reflection. Furthermore, they can learn the art of essay writing by expressing their own life and experiences, creating essays that evoke emotions and joy for the readers. Students will also work on summarizing diverse types of texts. 

Essential Questions 

• What lessons can one gain through a piece of work? 

• Based on personal experiences, what content can a piece of writing contain to evoke emotions or joy of readers?

In Chapter 4, students will explore the fundamental nature of language and how it influences communication. They will learn about the significance of using language thoughtfully and avoiding harmful speech. By considering others' feelings and understanding the importance of expressing themselves in a respectful manner, they'll develop necessary attitudes for coexisting in society. Through engaging activities that involve sharing their thoughts and experiences using various media like videos and the internet, they'll practice effective communication skills as well. 

Essential Questions 

• What are the problems with language violence?

• What should be considered in speaking with consideration for others?

• What are the characteristics of media?