Zachariavoo
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There are a lot of writers out there who make the New York Times best sellers list and are read widely, but will Stephen King and Toni Morrison be recognized and studied as a part of high school curriculum? It's a strange picture when writers of our generation deal explicitly with more topics like the three well-known "dirtys": sex, drugs and violence; the topics a hefty-load of people enjoy.
The times are changing and so must our curriculum, shouldn't it? How far is high school- the base of an 'education'- going to go in terms of content? Which of 'our' writers would Prentice Hall accept?
Will literature in school continue to be "something that everybody wants to have read and nobody wants to read" for future students?
The times are changing and so must our curriculum, shouldn't it? How far is high school- the base of an 'education'- going to go in terms of content? Which of 'our' writers would Prentice Hall accept?
Will literature in school continue to be "something that everybody wants to have read and nobody wants to read" for future students?