SEC: literary criticism

[Kelley Wilson <kwilson@UCF.K12.PA.US>]

I just received a note from one of my English teachers. She is having her
10th graders read a literary criticism, which will probably be their first
experience with this type of work. She is looking for a guide or helpful
hints for them to better understand the criticism. Any suggestions?

--Kelley

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Kelley S. Wilson                               kwilson@ucf.k12.pa.us
Librarian
Unionville High School
Kennett Square, PA

"The multitude of books is making us ignorant." -- Voltaire
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