“Multiple Plot Lines” will explain how to write a story using multiple plots.

Symbolism discusses the literary technique of symbolism in fiction literature, nonfiction literature, and the real world.Symbolism is the technique where alternate meaning is given to a person, place, object, or event that has its own...

Figurative Language and Tone interprets figurative language and shows its relationship to tone.

Author’s Purpose Types explores the three types of author’s purpose: to entertain, to persuade, and to inform.

Citing Sources: Book with One Author shows how to cite a print source when provided with the title, author, publication, and copyright information by writing the correct citation for a book with one author using correct capitalization...

“Making Inferences” explains how to make inferences from given information by using examples from American literature.

Analyzing Tone explores how an author’s attitude is expressed through words and details by analyzing tone.

Garth Nix answers fan questions. In this video, he discusses whether he would consider turning any of his books into video or role playing games, books from his childhood that inspired him and influenced his writing style, and shares his...

It's a smart toilet that takes a video of your butt and uses it to identify you. Yep. mons.wikimedia.org/w/index...

How similar are perceptrons to neurons anyway? We'll look at a few papers that try to figure this out.

UC Berkeley historian and Byzantine specialist Maria Mavroudi describes how famous Greek writers were consciously imitated centuries or even millennia after they had lived, and how she was counselled to take the writer Lucian as her role...

Students will learn about different aspects that go into creating an author’s unique writing style.

Students will learn how to create style in narratives through various structures, including flashback and fast-forward.

“Types of Characterization” will help the student to review the different types of characterization, particularly direct and indirect characterization

Description Text Structure identifies the common characteristics of the description structure of informational text.

“Author’s Point of View” explores how to determine an author's point of view when reading a nonfiction passage.

A video entitled “Literature in Art” which compares artistic representations of the same scene.

A video entitled “Society’s Impact on Literature” which evaluates the level of impact that society has on literature.

In this video, you will learn how to write an introduction for your informational book. We will discuss strategies to hook the reader and introduce your topic.

In this De-Natured segment of Nature League, Brit breaks down a recent scientific journal article about a new estimation of heat in the oceans.

Learn how to compare and contrast within texts. Being able to compare and contrast is an important reading skill as it helps the reader to organise information more efficiently and boosts comprehension.

In this video, I show you how to cite any source in MLA format. I not only show you how to cite your sources but I cover the purpose of in-text or parenthetical citations which will help you avoid plagiarism.

In this De-Natured segment of Nature League, Brit breaks down a recent scientific journal article about the rates of speciation of marine fish around the world. Article citation: Rabosky, D.L., Chang, J., Title, P.O., Cowman, P.F.,...

Since at least 213 BCE, book burnings have been a reaction to the power of the written word. When roasting paper in a giant circle went out of style (at least in the intellectual sphere), the governments would take it upon itself to ban...