The Stuff of Legend, or Unpacking Cultural Baggage? Introducing First-Year English Literature and Humanities Students to Foundational Literary Texts

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Main Author: Beyer, Charlotte
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Published: 2013
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contents The Stuff of Legend, or Unpacking Cultural Baggage? Introducing First-Year English Literature and Humanities Students to Foundational Literary Texts Beyer, Charlotte English Literature Humanities Undergraduate Students Reflection Teaching Methods College Freshmen Student Evaluation Evaluation Methods Mythology Cultural Pluralism Case Studies Lecture Method Student Research Library Research Critical Thinking This article explores teaching and learning perspectives in relation to a first-year English Literature module on foundational literary texts and considers the value of certain assessment modes. The essay discusses methodological and pedagogical questions and argues that the module provides a contextual platform from which first-year students are able to appreciate issues of cultural and textual transmission. The article concludes that the material and the assessment format contribute to furthering an undergraduate research agenda and provides students with the opportunity to reflect on their own learning.
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spellingShingle The Stuff of Legend, or Unpacking Cultural Baggage? Introducing First-Year English Literature and Humanities Students to Foundational Literary Texts
Beyer, Charlotte
English Literature
Humanities
Undergraduate Students
Reflection
Teaching Methods
College Freshmen
Student Evaluation
Evaluation Methods
Mythology
Cultural Pluralism
Case Studies
Lecture Method
Student Research
Library Research
Critical Thinking
The Stuff of Legend, or Unpacking Cultural Baggage? Introducing First-Year English Literature and Humanities Students to Foundational Literary Texts Beyer, Charlotte English Literature Humanities Undergraduate Students Reflection Teaching Methods College Freshmen Student Evaluation Evaluation Methods Mythology Cultural Pluralism Case Studies Lecture Method Student Research Library Research Critical Thinking This article explores teaching and learning perspectives in relation to a first-year English Literature module on foundational literary texts and considers the value of certain assessment modes. The essay discusses methodological and pedagogical questions and argues that the module provides a contextual platform from which first-year students are able to appreciate issues of cultural and textual transmission. The article concludes that the material and the assessment format contribute to furthering an undergraduate research agenda and provides students with the opportunity to reflect on their own learning.
title The Stuff of Legend, or Unpacking Cultural Baggage? Introducing First-Year English Literature and Humanities Students to Foundational Literary Texts
topic English Literature
Humanities
Undergraduate Students
Reflection
Teaching Methods
College Freshmen
Student Evaluation
Evaluation Methods
Mythology
Cultural Pluralism
Case Studies
Lecture Method
Student Research
Library Research
Critical Thinking
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ1108170