#LoveForLit: Recent Episodes
#LoveForLit
In today’s world, people may believe that teenagers are reluctant to reading based on popular belief. Our Advanced Placement Literature course was designed to offer the opportunity to appreciate literature from various time periods--regardless of their cultural backgrounds. This podcast was created highlight the insightful conversations surrounding literature as well as to provide students a platform to share how literature serves as a mirror and a window into their personal lives. We love lit because literature helps to strengthen our evaluation of the world.
In this episode I discussed my experience in ms. Sampson’s classroom & how she pushed me & the rest of my class to always try your best given any circumstance. Given our stressful times I reflected on my time doing remote learning & the AP exam.
I will be talking about my views on the Ap Exam this year. And how I prepared for the test
How scared I was to take the AP Literature class but my teacher made me love it and thanks to her special teaching ways
In this episode I will be discussing my experience of the Ap Literature class as well as the exam. This experience taught me that you have to face challenges and struggles in order to succeed your goal!
This episode will be about my ap literature experience throughout the year, my mistakes and what I could've done better
As some may know, our AP Exam Literature test was moved to online testing to accommodate the unfortunate circumstances society is in. Today, I break down the online testing AP exam experience. Not only the experience, but the good, the bad and the advice I have for future test-takers who may have to take this test online as well
Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, many things have changed and the entire country is under a state of quarantine. This has caused schools to close for the remainder of the year and new methods of learning and test-taking to be introduced. The AP Literacy exam is one of those exams that was affected by the pandemic and had to be taken online, this is that experience reflected on after the events of the exam.
In this episode I speak upon how I felt being in an AP class. I also spoke upon how I felt heading up to the day of the exam and how it changed due to corona virus.
In this episode I talked about my love for the class and what I learned from it but also my lack of commitment before the AP exam. While explaining the benefits it can give everyone who takes the class.
This episode is a fraction of the experience and hardships faced while taking Ap Lit and how these hardships better my learning experience to a higher level.
Given the circumstances of war I discuss the effect is has on its soldiers. Not only the effects of the war but how war is seen from the different perspectives.
War comes with many many negativity, and it ruins people and families. Never believe when someone tells you, war is worth because you dies all he or she will do is cry
This episode focuses on how war invokes feelings such as questioning one’s morality, greed, sorrow.
This podcasts is about another podcast that caught my attention and it was similar to the story "the man he killed.” You will also hear me talk about 9/11 and stuff that happen in 28 of September.
In this episode I talk about ways of interpreting war and how it can affect people, mainly soldiers while connecting my ideas to the poems that I've read in AP Literature.
In this episode, I will be discussing the casualties and outcomes of war. People have different perspectives on war whether it’s positive or negative. After listening to this podcast, what is your perspective on war?
Today on this episode of the #LoveforLit podcast, we discuss the unfortunate circumstances of war. We also discuss the difference in perspectives of war and how they are portrayed through literature.
In the episode I will be comparing all the poems about war and how each describes war to be. I will also speak on how it connects to war in today’s world.
In this episode you will hear interpretations of the texts The man he killed, Voluntaries and In Westminster Abbey on a more political, economical, and social scale.
Today we will discuss the casualties of war and how it affects our modern society. Understand the risks before you make your final decision.
In this episode it gives a comparison of modern times and old times. Also the aftermath of war and why is it so important if we “ only live once “
Today, I will be talking about how war can positively and negatively affect individuals and a country using two texts, Dulce et Decorum Est by Wilfred Owen and the Henry V speech by William Shakespeare. I hope you enjoy!
In this episode, I will speak on what war really is how how people see war. I will give examples on the poems we’ve read through this unit on how people get. I will also share how war could be a negative on people and a positive on people.
In today’s episode, we discuss the inferiority of women and their finite use of importance in Shakespeare’s novels such as Hamlet.
In today’s episode we dissected literature, specifically Hamlet by Shakespeare. We spoke about the view of women being weak and how the ending could’ve been so much different!
Storytime: The Tragic Ending of Hamlet and the Royal Family. In this episode we will uncover the truth of the so called madness that is portrayed in William Shakespeare’s Hamlet.
This episode gives insight on how we feel about the effect of the negative relationship between parents and their child. We talk about how this impacts their child by making their child view people as their parents and ruining their relationships with other people
Explaining the way society views each other based on gender and what is expected in the roles of males and females.
Relating to our own lives as we use memory to recognized how minorities are viewed in society.
This episode focused on the struggle of love, race and remembrance. Also how we as a people get over death and daily struggles of missing someone or being the only in a group.
In today’s podcast, we talk about how hard it is to remember someone you lost and how much harder it gets to deal with their lost the older you get.
This episode was about the world starting to know that memories are meant to be shared.