Course overview
This course has a focus on literature produced by and for adolescents. Students will identify the literary elements and language features of linguistic and visual texts such as novels, graphic novels, films and digital media. There will be an emphasis on the semiotic resources and literary devices used in written, visual, spoken, audio and multimodal texts produced for and by adolescents. Pre-service teachers will be invited to explore their own reading practices with literature.
Course learning outcomes
- Describe the language and literary features of literary texts
- Explain how social, cultural and personal repertoires effect how literature is read
- Respond to literature produced for adolescent audiences
- Compare the literary elements and language features in texts produced by and for adolescents
- Review personal preferences and practices in reading literature
Degree list
The following degrees include this course