Fanny Brown, Hands Down

Today we listened to Professor Luk's lecture about When I Have Fears That I May Cease To Be and part of Not-Professors Natalie and Audrey's teaching about Ode to a Nightingale.
We also heard Thomas' satire about hope, despair, and the education system.

Tonight, read the Romantic Age's The Growth of the English Language on page 595.

HW

We listened to two wonderful lectures today

Do ozimandias questions 1-2

I may have missed something, though I don't really know

Hump Day Eve

Today we finished up the two poems taught in yesterday's class and presented our epics and our epic satires. For tonight's homework, read "Ode to the West Wind" in your textbook.

Friday Blogger?

If you need to hand in your assignment on Tuesday, that's okay with me, students!

Romanticism

Today we talked about the reading we did last night, and looked at "The World Is Too Much with Us", by Wordsworth. We also started reading and planning for how we will teach our poems to the class.

For tomorrow, read the history section on Wordsworth and Coleridge, and spot at Bryon, Shelley, and Keats. Pages 465-469

ALMOST FORGOT TO POST

Hi everyone,

Sorry for the late post! Life has been busy. Considering we're all in grade 12, I'm assuming most of you are up right now.

Today we took our test.

Homework is to read up until page 456. Read it all snuggled up in bed....how cozy.

This is Noah.

Today in class we were assigned our poems that we are to teach the class, presented our epitaphs and also began the Romantic Period. No homework just study for test! #Lit