About the Course
Get a taste of the publishing world by working with your classmates to create, edit, and publish Lexophilia , CTY's student literary magazine! Building on the skills you learned in Master Class I: Writing, Editing, and Publishing, you will further develop your craft by creating, revising, polishing, and submitting your own original writing. We'll cover advanced writing techniques that real writers use to prepare their pieces for publication or for inclusion in an author's portfolio. Meanwhile, you'll gain experience working on a literary magazine by requesting submissions, providing editorial feedback, selecting visuals, or designing layout for the publication. Each student will have a role in creating the magazine, with opportunities for students to take on leadership positions as editors. Whether acting as editor-in-chief or as a member of the submissions, prose, art, or poetry editorial staff, you'll gain valuable experience in imagining and building a published literary journal. Time Commitment: 4-5 hours of independent work per week.
Learning Objectives
- Engage collaboratively in an online group workshop and committee settings and provide effective critiques for peers' writing by making claims in an analysis of texts, using valid reasoning and relevant and sufficient evidence
- Create original narratives to develop real or imagined experiences as well as informative/explanatory texts using effective techniques, structure, and style
- Develop and strengthen writing by exploring the writing process through planning, revising, editing, rewriting, and publishing
- Experience the process of publishing a literary magazine through online interactions with committee members, and use technology to produce and publish a writing portfolio
- Analyze how language functions in different contexts and practice strategies to make effective language choices for meaning, structure, or style
- Clearly state claims and draw evidence from texts to support analysis and reflection
About Advanced Enrichment courses
These courses offer above-grade-level material that is presented in a novel context, explored with other advanced learners, and guided by a CTY educator to help prepare students for higher-order thinking and college-style academic challenges.
Requirements
CTY courses have grade-level requirements and most require minimum test scores. Some courses may also have prerequisites.
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