Should poetry be taught in high school?

Students are often told that we need to pay attention and follow the instructions, and as a 13 year old child, I can say that this is so boring. However, in poetry, we can express ourselves without being influenced by our guidance consultant. I am concerned about my workplace. In other words, if I am in the wrong state, if someone is following my emotions, I feel stressed very early, I can not work well and the poet gives me an opportunity to show it. What's wrong. Poetry not only gives me the opportunity to know what we can do and what kind of circumstances it is for many other students. I do not know who can write without poetry to read it first, and there are many ways to teach it. It works like a classic poem, Poe and Shakespeare. African American poetry and chord poetry are important

Poetry is very important. Poetry is a literary work using sound, o's rhythm and meaning expresses the world in a surprisingly imaginative way. Poetry supports literacy, building community and emotional literacy, building community and poetry, and promoting emotional flexibility. Poetry will help everyone and build a community. Poetry also helps a baby get older. Poetry extends the place to talk and listen. Poetry builds resilience between children and adults

Poetry should be taught in school for various reasons. At school, children feel that they are overwhelmed and can not explain feelings and emotions.

A few years after I graduated from high school, I saw Thomas Caru 's poetry collection in the public library, but my interest revived thanks to poetry I have not taught in high school. Kalou's poem challenges social norms, doubts religious control, and doubts the value of marriage. I have found these poems and songs in public libraries over 300 years ago, but he seems to be facing the same thing every 20 years old. Thomas Carew urged me to become a writer - like he, my trajectory is not a straight line. It was the script that I talked about him for the first time, but after 20 years, about 4 producers tried to film a movie.

Sophie Herron teaches high school English at KIPP Houston High School in Houston, Texas through Teach For America in the United States. Since then she has a master 's degree in poetry at New York University where she serves as editor in Washington Square review of gold water researchers, creative writing instructors, and postgraduate literature journals. She is also a lecturer at Story To College and a teaching artist at the Community-Word Project. She is a poet and a podcast

Beard was educated at Shrewsbury High School, a girls' school at Shrewsbury High School, and was later funded as a grammar school with direct subsidies. She accepted the teachings of Frank McCuillan's poetry. And it was inspired by the principal of Alan Bennett's drama The History Boys, Hector. In the summer, she will participate in an archaeological excavation survey, but the motivation part is a prospect of earning some pocket money. In the first year of the beard, she discovered that some men of the university still have a very derogatory attitude towards the women's academic possibilities. She also developed a feminist view that was later "very important", but later said that "modern orthodox feminism" is partially impossible. Since then, "New Ham does better things and can make himself a place where important issues can arise", he also stated her view on feminism, and what kind of person Will it be?