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{{Class | {{Class | ||
|name=Ancient History and Mythology | |name=Ancient History and Mythology | ||
|description=In | |description=In Ancient History and Mythology, students will be exposed to the classical world and its myths. They will gain an appreciation for past humanity by studying various ancient cultures from across the globe. The course will introduce students to the most famous myths, legends, and folktales of antiquity. The students will also explore the culture and language of these societies, and they will begin to understand the relationship between ancient and modern myths and why myths continue to speak to us today. | ||
|teacher= | |department=English Language and Literature | ||
|teacher=Stephen Rustin | |||
|sessions=1 | |sessions=1 | ||
|offered= | |offered=Currently | ||
|opento=Juniors, Seniors | |opento=Juniors, Seniors | ||
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Revision as of 10:44, 19 April 2024
| Department | English Language and Literature |
|---|---|
| Teacher | Stephen Rustin |
| Sessions | 1 |
| Offered | Currently |
| Open to |
Juniors Seniors |
In Ancient History and Mythology, students will be exposed to the classical world and its myths. They will gain an appreciation for past humanity by studying various ancient cultures from across the globe. The course will introduce students to the most famous myths, legends, and folktales of antiquity. The students will also explore the culture and language of these societies, and they will begin to understand the relationship between ancient and modern myths and why myths continue to speak to us today.