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What texts (literary or non-literary) do you teach that offer diverse perspectives? How do you find students respond to these?

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What texts (literary or non-literary) do you teach that offer diverse perspectives? How do you find students respond to these?

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How do you draw out or engage with these perspectives in your teaching? 

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How do you draw out or engage with these perspectives in your teaching? 

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The White Tiger, Chronicle of  a Death Foretold. 

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The White Tiger, Chronicle of  a Death Foretold. 

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Generally positive, used for exam Paper 2 so they have to use at least one of them. Othello also in this list.

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Literary - Gabriel Garcia Marquez short stories and Tara June Winch The Yield

Non-Lit - range of student choice led eg badicao political cartoons, Matt Huynh, Lemonade by Beyonce

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Gingerbread- Helen Oyeyemi

Kitchen- Yoshimoto

Maus - Spiegelman

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Stan Grant (Indigenous experience)

Everything Everywhere All At Once (migrant and diverse sexualities)

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BOW: Shamsia Hassani’s artwork; students will start looking at this in two weeks

Literary: The World’s Wife - women across time periods, geographies and genres; students feel strongly about feminist concerns

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Literary: Chronicle of a Death Foretold - Marquez

Engagement with culture, time and religion

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Medea by Euripides

Flames by Robbie Arnott- we decided to list this at both VCE and IB which promoted great connection. Also allowed us to tell the IB students that the VCE students were working harder

Ghost Wall by Sarah Moss

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lit

The Lost Man

The World’s Wife

Medea

Non-lit

Banksy

The Prestige (film)

Zamani (cartoons)

Caitlin Flanagan (essays)

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Explore cultural contexts

Consider cultural differences in narrative

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We teach context and draw on the difference between production and reception. We also use philosophy and lit crit to underpin reading. Students were quite confronted at times - both Gingerbread and Everything Everywhere are challenging texts but really enjoyed them in the end.

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Post colonial perspective - Chronicle of a Death Foretold

Cultural Perspectives on justice - Amanda Knox (documentary) & Serial (podcast)

Past / Naturalist perspectives - Seamus Heaney (poetry)

Future Perspectives - Forest 404 (podcast)

Feminist perspectives - Kim Gherig (advertisements) Carol Ann Duffy (poems)

Refugee Perspective - selected writings of Boochani