Coach Cherie

TDE 301 -- Thesis Driven Essays 301: Literary Analysis

TDE 301 -- Thesis Driven Essays 301: Literary Analysis

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Course Summary: In this class we'll be discussing both poems and novels to learn more about the important questions in life, and to discover the wisdom that great authors offer to us—wisdom we can apply to our own lives and understanding. We'll grapple with great stories to learn about the qualities and kinds of actions that make a person admirable, such as courage, integrity and compassion, as we compare the heroes and villains in our literary adventure. And we'll discover the special language and power of poetry, that can reveal deep truths in very few and very memorable lines.

This seminar will help you develop your critical thinking skills, refine your essay writing, and deepen your understanding and appreciation of literature as we work with a combination of novels, poems and/or plays. We’ll also delve into the rhetorical analysis of poems, which will help you prepare for the SAT rhetorical essay.

Class Size: 6-8 students

Class Time: One hour per week*

Class Dates: Eight weeks*

Homework: Around 45 minutes of homework time each week.

*Note: The detailed class time and dates will be determined by the majority of the registered students

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About Coach Cherie

Bringing her lifelong love of teaching and her 20+ years of experience to Keetown, where she’s taught for the past 10 years, Coach Cherie is dedicated to transforming essay writing for her students from a dreaded task into an exciting challenge. Her background includes a Summa Cum Laude B.A in English, and two Masters degrees: one from Brandeis in English, and one in Creative Writing from Stanford, where she also ran the English Department’s Tutorial Center. Cherie loves inspiring students to deepen their critical thinking, and delights in watching them begin to take pride in their writing as they progress under her tutelage.