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The literature classroom: some basics

The IB programmes of study make explicit allusion to the notion of cognitive and affective development - the former being a description of the ways in which students make progress in academic knowledge and understanding of their various subjects, the latter being concerned with the state of mind, the personal attitude/s they develop in relation to the way they learn. Arguably, the study of literature is very much...

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