All Episodes
Literaturely — 40 episodes
Episode 6: Teaching Passing
Episode 5: Close Reading for Characterization
Episode 4: Approaching Racist Violence in Toni Morrison's Beloved
Episode 3: YA Novels in the College Classroom
Episode 2: Building Courses in Digital Spaces
Episode 1: Teaching Your Least Favorite Novel
Episode 16: Approaches to Teaching Margaret Atwood
Episode 15: The Student Becomes the Master
Episode 14: Frequently Asked Questions for Course Prep
Episode 13: Responding to Hurricanes and Natural Disasters in the Classroom
Episode 12: Building Skills for Research
Episode 11: Building Skills for Analysis
Episode 10: Building Skills for Close Reading
Episode 9: To Teach or Not to Teach Shakespeare
Episode 8: Literal Memory or Literary Memory?
Episode 7: Flipping the Literature Classroom
Episode 6: A Novel Course Idea
Episode 5: Mothers in Literature
Episode 4: Working Together
Episode 3: Dramatically Teaching
Episode 2: Love in the Classroom
Episode 1: Rethinking the Civil Rights Canon
Bonus Episode: Reflecting on Season One
Episode 16: Responding to Course Evaluations
Episode 15: How to Avoid Taking Course Evaluations Personally
Episode 14: Reading a Pandemic
Episode 13: Peer Review Goals
Episode 12: Teaching Faulkner and Morrison
Episode 11: Teaching Hemingway and Salinger
Episode 10: Teaching Gilman and Woolf
Episode 9: Re-reading September 11th
Episode 8: The Silver Screen Meets the White Board
Episode 7: The Voice of Suffrage
Episode 6: Intro to English Studies
Episode 5: Creating a Lit Online Class
Episode 4: Creating an Activist Classroom
Episode 3: Objectively, Teaching
Episode 2: Maximizing Your Syllabus
Episode 1: What Happens in a Literature Classroom
Introduction: Welcome to Literaturely