In my opinion, literary education should be mainly about refining opinions, learning to interpret a text, thinking about it, asking questions. I'm wondering how to teach students. It is probably necessary from the very beginning, on lighter texts, to lead the method of critical thinking to understanding the text, grasping the topic in accordance with their worldview, with their experience. To think about it, not just to perceive it peripherally and then somehow answer the questions. My experience is almost over.
It is probably necessary from the very beginning, on lighter texts, to lead the method of critical thinking to understanding the text, grasping the topic in accordance with their worldview, with their experience.