Humanities 110 core curriculum

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Humanities 110 core curriculum is Reed College’s foundational interdisciplinary course that introduces first-year students to critical reading, writing, and discussion through intensive study of key texts and cultural contexts.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf core curriculum
first-year course
interdisciplinary course
undergraduate course
academicDiscipline art history
history
humanities
literature
philosophy
aimsTo develop analytical writing skills
develop critical thinking skills
introduce students to humanistic inquiry
situate texts in historical context
assessmentMethod class participation
essays
examinations
country United States of America
surface form: United States
courseType foundation course
required course
creditLevel first-year level
emphasizes argumentative writing
class discussion
close reading of primary texts
interdisciplinary approaches
focusesOn critical reading
critical writing
cultural contexts
discussion-based learning
interpretation of texts
hasComponent conference sections
lectures
reading assignments
writing assignments
hasPrerequisite none
institutionType liberal arts college course
isPartOf Reed College core curriculum
Reed College general education requirements
languageOfInstruction English
levelOfStudy undergraduate
locatedIn Portland
surface form: Portland, Oregon
offeredBy Reed College
pedagogicalApproach discussion-based teaching
text-centered analysis
writing-intensive instruction
targetAudience first-year students

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Reed College hasProgram Humanities 110 core curriculum