AP English Literature: Stories and Analysis

This module provides a foundational overview of fiction and Gothic horror, with a focus on Mary Shelley's work. Students learn essential vocabulary and form concepts while exploring the cultural context of Gothic literature and the goals of AP courses.

This module deepens the study of Frankenstein through close reading techniques, examining its historical context and modern relevance. Students practice their analytical skills through multiple-choice assessments.

This module explores the historical background of Dracula, including the real-life inspiration of Vlad the Impaler, while teaching students how to write effectively about literature.

This module focuses on using literary evidence in analysis while exploring vampire mythology in literature. Students learn writing planning strategies and practice essay writing skills.

This module introduces Toni Morrison's Beloved, combining literary analysis with practical writing skills, particularly focusing on crafting effective introductions. Students continue practicing through multiple-choice assessments.

This module develops advanced writing skills through continued study of Beloved, with emphasis on editing and revision techniques. Students practice essay writing through free response exercises.

This module serves as the culmination of the course, allowing students to demonstrate their mastery of fiction analysis, interpretation, and writing skills through a comprehensive final examination.