Teaching the
Classics
Ref: TTC

Teaching the Classics is a two-day seminar that shows parents and teachers a powerful
method for discussing literature. This method can be applied to any book at any grade level, regardless of
the teacher's experience.
The seminar is built around three unique ideas:
First, all works of fiction share the same basic elements, including Context,
Structure, and Style.
Second, because it is approachable and engaging, children's literature is the best
genre for teaching students to recognize and evaluate these elements.
Third, the Socratic Method is the best classroom technique for teaching
literary analysis and interpretation.
The seminar includes inspiring lectures and demonstrations by Adam Andrews, including live
readings of works by Mark Twain, Rudyard Kipling, Leo Tolstoy and Beatrix Potter. A syllabus notebook
accompanying the course contains everything a teacher needs to conduct powerful literary discussions, including our
exclusive Socratic List, a set of 178 graded discussion questions applicable to any book on your reading
list.
An excerpt from the Worldview Supplement DVD seminar
Teaching the Classics on DVD: 4 DVDs plus the 97-page course syllabus,
which includes full texts of all stories used in the seminar, the complete Socratic list, annotated reading lists
for students of all ages, reproducible charts for classroom use, scope and sequence models, daily lesson plans and
more. Running time: 5hrs 37min
To Download some sample pages from the Syllabus, please click on the link below (pdf file):
Teaching the Classics Syllabus Sample
Price:
4-DVD Set and Syllabus: AUD $98.95
Price: Syllabus
Only: AUD $29.95
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