A Room of One's Own Lesson Plan

Woolf from a distance and up close

Kind of Activity:

Long-term Project

Objective:

Students will reflect on their study of Woolf's A Room of One's Own, read excerpts from supplementary texts, and create original projects to bridge liberatory theory and practice.

Structure:

Today's activity consists of different tasks.

1. Journaling.

First, students will take about 15 minutes to complete a journaling exercise. The following prompts may be given:

Reflect on your experience of reading and engaging with A Room of One’s Own. How has the work and Woolf's life affected you personally (if these have affected you...