If you had the chance to write the syllabus for high school English/History classes, what would you include?
I need suggestions for next semester, after the summer. I'll teach first and second year students in high school.
Zig Forums in the classroom
Jonathan Brown
Caleb Barnes
You will have to follow the State curriculum and you know it. Teachers haven't written their own syllabus since the 1960s.
David Harris
1. Brave New World
2. 1984
3. Fahrenheit 451
These set the stage for today.
#1 is already in the list of options iirc.
Bentley Davis
brave new world is the correct book
1984 is trash propaganda written by a communist where the good guy resisting the evil warlike government is named goldstein. peace and love goy you want brave new world, which is whats actually occuring and thus is not as widely read and never promoted in the curriculum. huxley wrote to orwell saying your book isnt as good as mine
Jeremiah Ward
Also some good stuff here:
nakamotoinstitute.org/literature/
'Areopagitica: A Speech for the Liberty of Unlicensed Printing to the Parliament of England', John Milton, 1644
Nicholas Ortiz
mein kampf
Jackson Jones
Pro-Commie faggotry
Orwell wasn't a communist, moron. He released a list of British communists and exposed them.
Goldstein never existed. He was a government controlled-opposition program. You never even read the book.
Daniel Kelly
I agree nix 1984
Replace with these short stories:
2.1 The Stranger, Katherine Mansfield, 1921
2.2 Invisible Cities, Italo Calvino, 1972
Carson Hughes
No you are incorrect it shows what happens when marxism takes over.
Ryder Perry
Something only a marxist would do tbh.