Literature curriculum

The literature curriculum encompasses the study of written works, including novels, poetry, plays, and essays, to understand human experiences and cultures. It encourages critical thinking, analysis, and appreciation of language and storytelling. Students explore themes, characters, and literary techniques, while also learning about historical contexts and diverse perspectives. The curriculum aims to enhance reading comprehension, improve communication skills, and foster empathy by connecting with different voices and ideas. Overall, it enriches one's understanding of the world through the lens of literature.