High School Contemporary Poetry Interactive Videos

Explore contemporary poetry by examining key themes, notable poets, and the evolving role of poets in today's society. Gain insights into modern poetic contributions, critically analyze diverse perspectives, and evaluate the relationship between past and present literary works.

Explore the tone and themes in contemporary British poetry, analyze speaker perspectives, and assess the emotional impact of poetic works. Strengthen skills in poetic analysis, interpret speaker intentions, and appreciate the comforting nature of familiar poetry themes.

Engage with the dynamic era of contemporary literature by exploring its prevalent themes and distinctive literary elements. Learners will acquire a thorough understanding of modern literary trends and their reflection of today's societal context, enhancing their analytical skills and comprehension of current cultural narratives.

Explore the diverse realm of contemporary poetry by engaging with the works of modern poets such as Williams, Stein, and Stevens. Learners will develop a deeper appreciation for the auditory elements of poetry and expand their understanding of various modern poetic voices.

Examine the key concepts and characteristics of art and music, with a focus on cultural and visual arts. Gain insights into how diverse art forms reflect societal values and engage the primary senses, enhancing appreciation and understanding of the arts.

Examine the influence of writing programs on shaping American fiction since the mid-20th century. Explore how these programs contribute to diversity and experimentation in fiction writing, understand their evolving role in a writer’s development, and appreciate contemporary poetry through collaborative learning experiences.

Explore key themes and literary devices in the poem "Felling of the Banyan Tree," focusing on the emotional impact and symbolic significance of nature as depicted by the poet. Enhance interpretive skills and gain a deeper understanding of metaphor and poetic symbolism in expressing human attitudes towards environmental conservation.

Analyze the concept of mood in poetry by studying Emily Dickinson's 'The Wind's Visit' with a focus on word choice and tone. Develop skills in identifying mood, understanding tone, and recognizing the influence of formal language within its historical context.

Explore the Negritude movement and its philosophical foundations, influenced by the cultural dynamism of the Harlem and Haitian Renaissances. Understand the affirmation of black identity, the critique of colonial narratives, and the integration of existentialist perspectives within cultural contexts to gain a comprehensive understanding of these key themes.

Study the key philosophical and aesthetic concepts in Neoclassical and Romantic literature, focusing on Enlightenment philosophers, literary styles, and thematic differences. Gain an understanding of how these movements influenced literature to analyze historical texts and identify characteristics of various literary genres and styles.

Analyze the role and impact of literary magazines by examining their publication frequency, historical influences, and contemporary focuses. Gain insights into the evolution of literary publications and understand how these magazines address and critique current intellectual developments and social issues.

Investigate the significant influences of Anglo-Saxon culture on English society, literature, and language. Gain insights into the historical context and notable figures of the period to enhance cultural literacy and historical analysis skills, focusing on how these elements shape understanding of modern English heritage.

Examine the significant influences and poetic contributions of the Generation of '27, focusing on key themes such as love, death, and the merging of past and modern styles. Gain insights into the cultural impact of historical events on poetry and recognize the unique styles of leading poets from this era.

Explore the techniques of crafting compelling essay introductions and examine the symbolic elements in Robert Frost's "A Brook in the City." Gain insights into effectively beginning essays and understanding poetic themes, enhancing both analytical skills and creative writing abilities.

Examines the AP Spanish Literature Exam, highlighting its structure, core content, and significant authors from various literary eras. Enhances student preparedness by developing the ability to identify major themes and authors, while fostering effective exam-time management skills.

Examine the diverse impacts of reality TV shows on traditional tribal societies by focusing on social and cultural dynamics. Explore how reality TV can create new opportunities, challenge established norms, and incorporate modern cultural elements. Critically analyze the interaction between contemporary media and traditional values, gaining insights into the evolving relationships within these societies.

Explore the dynamics of the art market with a focus on the distinctive features of art exhibitions in Basel. Understand how integrating art with natural settings can enhance accessibility. Gain insights into the intersection of finance and art, the role of curators in art fairs, and the relationship between various art forms. Develop appreciation and critical thinking skills regarding art markets and exhibitions.

Explore the realm of poetry by examining the purpose, structure, and variations of odes, with a focus on Pindaric, Horatian, and irregular forms. Develop analytical skills to assess different types of odes and cultivate an appreciation for their unique characteristics in literature.

Explore the symbolic significance and themes in Thế Lữ's poem 'Nhớ Rừng,' focusing on the tiger's longing for freedom as a metaphor for national independence and social critique. Develop an understanding of Vietnamese poetic forms and analyze literary devices, such as metaphor and personification, to extract deeper meanings from the poem.

Explore contemporary poets who intertwine themes of nature and science, focusing on emotional impact and personal narratives. Gain insights into interpreting poetry through personal and emotional lenses, enhancing the ability to connect literature with personal experiences and broader human themes.