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IEW Windows to the World – An Introduction to Literary Analysis

Grades 7-12

Teacher Ashley Kwasney

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Course Description: This middle/high school course is designed to introduce students to wonderful pieces of literature and teach them how to read, infer, analyze, and write about literature. Such skills include annotating, recognizing worldview for discernment, identify literary elements and literary devices, and write an analytical essay. Weekly reading and assignments. Can contact the teacher with questions.

Course Viewpoint:  Christian

Course Length:  Yearlong

Time: 10:00 – 10:55 

Cost:  330/year; Cash or Check only; Due: 8/26 and 11/4

Supply Fee:  $20 – one time, nonrefundable

Class Prerequisite:  Ability to read and write.

Materials Teacher Will Provide:  Additional assignments and their grading when necessary.

Materials Students Must Provide:  Notebook for notetaking; pencils, highlighters, folder.

Minimum Enrollment:  4

Maximum Enrollment:  14

Parent Requirements:  Purchase Student Book IEW Windows to the World – An Introduction to Literary Analysis: Good Reads, Thrift Books, Abe Books, Christianbook.com. Assign a high school credit if your student qualifies.

Teacher:  Ashley Kwasney

Contact: text 406-407-8144 or email abkwasney@gmail.com

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Course Length

What the length of this course is for the school year

  • Session - These classes may be attended for individual sessions. Once you sign up the teacher will keep you signed up. If you are unable to attend the next session please notify the teacher so they may offer that spot to somebody else.
  • Semester - These classes are offered in 15 week intervals. Like the School Year Classes, these classes build on the information that was taught in the previous classes you must join at the beginning of the semester and continue through the 15 weeks. If you are unable to continue you are still obligated to pay for the entire semester as that spot may no longer be filled.
  • School Year - Because these classes build on the information that was taught in the previous classes you must join at the beginning of the year and continue through the school year. If you are unable to continue you are still obligated to pay for the entire year as that spot may no longer be filled.
  • Open - You may join these classes at any time. As a courtesy you are still required to notify the teacher if you will no longer be attending.

Course View

The type of viewpoint expressed in this course

  • Christian - Taught from a Christian point of view
  • Secular - Taught from a secular point of view
  • Mixed - These classes use a generally secular curriculum but may be taught by someone with a Christian worldview. For example: Ballet is a neutral class but some of the songs may have Christian lyrics. The teacher may say something like "work within your God-given design"
  • Either - The Guest Hollow curriculums can be customized to include Christian or strictly secular books. When you are purchasing the books, the guide will give you options