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Intertextuality, Mythological Adaptations, and Cross-Medium Transformations
9th Grade · Ela · Open Global English
5 lessons
Goal
Evaluate how authors transform classical myths, adapt foundational source texts, and reshape literature across artistic mediums.
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Curriculum Framework
9th Grade · Ela · Open Global English
1
6 lessons
Evidence-Based Textual Analysis and Literary Inferences
Analyze complex literary texts by citing thorough textual evidence and developing original interpretive commentary.
2
6 lessons
Universal Themes, Motifs, and Thematic Synthesis
Track the progression of universal themes and recurring motifs across complex texts and compose objective analytical summaries.
3
6 lessons
Character Psychology, Archetypes, and Moral Dilemmas
Analyze how complex characters, archetypes, and character foils develop, confront ethical choices, and shape narrative themes.
4
6 lessons
Narrative Architecture, Pacing, and Structural Craft
Evaluate how authors manipulate structural choices, non-linear timelines, subplots, and pacing to produce tension, suspense, and aesthetic cohesion.
5
6 lessons
Poetic Forms, Prosody, and Acoustic Devices
Analyze poetic craft across historical periods, evaluating meter, rhyme schemes, acoustic devices, stanza forms, and graphical layouts.
6
6 lessons
Dramatic Conventions, Theatrical Mechanics, and Dialogue
Analyze classical and contemporary drama through soliloquies, asides, dramatic irony, staging, dialogue, and satire.
7
5 lessons
Literature Across Cultural, Historical, and Socio-Economic Contexts
Evaluate how literary works reflect historical eras, cultural traditions, social stratification, and universal human conditions.
8
5 lessons
Intertextuality, Mythological Adaptations, and Cross-Medium Transformations
Evaluate how authors transform classical myths, adapt foundational source texts, and reshape literature across artistic mediums.
9
4 lessons
Independent Critical Evaluation and Aesthetic Judgment
Read and critically evaluate complex upper-secondary literary works, monitoring comprehension and defending aesthetic judgments.