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AP English Literature: Stories and Analysis

Master literary analysis through fiction and gothic literature while preparing for the AP English Literature exam with expert guidance and practice.

Master literary analysis through fiction and gothic literature while preparing for the AP English Literature exam with expert guidance and practice.

This comprehensive course enhances your literary analysis and writing skills through engaging exploration of fiction and gothic literature. Students delve into classic works, including Frankenstein and Dracula, while developing critical reading and academic writing abilities. The curriculum combines video lectures, authentic readings, and interactive assignments to build exam-ready skills. Participants practice timed writing, engage in peer discussions, and complete AP-style practice assignments. The course emphasizes both creative and analytical writing techniques, making it valuable for AP exam preparation and general literary appreciation.

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AP English Literature: Stories and Analysis

This course includes

7 Weeks

Of Self-paced video lessons

Beginner Level

Completion Certificate

awarded on course completion

13,925

What you'll learn

  • Analyze and interpret major works of fiction and gothic literature

  • Develop strong academic writing skills for literary analysis

  • Master close reading techniques for detailed text interpretation

  • Understand cultural and historical context of literary works

  • Create well-structured analytical essays under time pressure

  • Apply effective test-taking strategies for AP examination

Skills you'll gain

Literary Analysis
Creative Writing
Gothic Literature
Academic Writing
Critical Reading
Test Preparation
Vocabulary Development
Essay Writing

This course includes:

PreRecorded video

Graded assignments, Practice tests, Multiple choice questions, Essays

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There are 7 modules in this course

This course focuses on developing advanced literary analysis and writing skills through the study of fiction and gothic literature. Students explore classic works while learning about cultural and historical contexts. The curriculum covers critical reading techniques, academic writing skills, and test-taking strategies. Key components include analyzing gothic horror, understanding literary evidence, and mastering essay writing techniques. The course combines theoretical knowledge with practical application through multiple practice tests and writing assignments.

Introduction to Fiction

Module 1

Advanced Shelley Studies

Module 2

Introduction to Stoker

Module 3

Advanced Stoker Analysis

Module 4

Beloved Introduction

Module 5

Fiction Writing and Beloved

Module 6

Final Examination

Module 7

Fee Structure

Instructor

Distinguished Writing and Language Education Expert

Maggie Sokolik serves as Director of College Writing Programs at UC Berkeley, where she has taught writing and technical communication since 1992. After earning her Ph.D. in Applied Linguistics from UCLA, she completed postdoctoral work in Paris and held faculty positions at prestigious institutions including Harvard, MIT, and Texas A&M. Her extensive publication record includes more than thirty ESL and composition textbooks, notably "Sound Ideas" co-authored with Michael Krasny, and groundbreaking work on MOOCs and online education. As an English Language Specialist for the U.S. Department of State, she has developed innovative approaches to language education, including several successful MOOCs through edx.org such as "How to Write an Essay" and "English for Journalists." Her expertise spans second language writing, cross-cultural education, and educational technology, with recent focus on LLMs and AI in writing. Her international impact includes speaking engagements worldwide, from New Zealand to Belarus, while her leadership at Berkeley has shaped writing education through both traditional and digital platforms. Her work earned her recognition as a finalist for the Prize for Exceptional Contributions in Online Teaching and Learning from edx.org in 2016.

AP English Literature: Stories and Analysis

This course includes

7 Weeks

Of Self-paced video lessons

Beginner Level

Completion Certificate

awarded on course completion

13,925

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4.6 course rating

14 ratings

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