Conceptual Humanities
Mr. Goldstein and Ms. Rubinetti
Conceptual Humanities
Mr. Goldstein and Ms. Rubinetti
This course is an overview of the social, cultural, and artistic movements in relation to literature. Reading selections will emphasize how literature and fine arts influence culture. This course offers a structured integration of reading, writing, speaking, and viewing opportunities. Effective reading, writing, and speaking skills will be emphasized. In addition to the works taught in class, students are expected to read outside selections in fiction and nonfiction appropriate to the course. Central to the writing program is the composing process in which students learn to prepare, write, and edit for a variety of audiences and purposes.