literary core skills

Overview

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The following outline presents a sortable overview of the literary core skills (28 “G” or Grammar, 15 “L” or Logic, 24 “R” or Rhetoric) and their accompanying assignments. Each assignment has been designed to encourage the student to practice its parent skill.

The skills have been sorted according to the Grammar, Logic, and Rhetoric stages. This division does not correspond to the age of the student. Rather, the stage of the trivium suggests the nature of the skill being taught. High school students will need to practice Grammar skills. Some elementary students may be ready to take on Logic-level literary interpretation. Rhetoric-level skills assume Grammar and Logic skills as a foundation.

Click the “+” next to a literary core skill to find a drop down menu of relevant assignment templates. Select the Info Page to learn more about that core skill, or select an assignment for further description, downloadable templates, and completed examples.

 

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Plot

Character

Conflict

Setting

Theme

Style

Context

Composition

Recitation and Poetry

Active Reading

Worldview

Biblioscopic Dialogue