Disillusionment in the Twentieth Century

This 60-minute lesson plan explores the concept of disillusionment as experienced during the Twentieth Century. It aims to help students understand the causes and expressions of disillusionment during this era, focusing on significant historical events, societal changes, and the literary and artistic works of the time that captured these sentiments. Through discussion, analysis, and multimedia resources, students will examine how disillusionment emerged as a powerful theme in exploring human experience in the Twentieth Century.

Lesson Plan Details

Grade Level: Grade 11

Language: English

Hours per Lesson: 1.0

Lessons: 1

By EpicELA

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Lesson 1: Understanding Disillusionment in the Twentieth Century

Overview

In this lesson, students will explore significant historical events and cultural changes of the 20th century, such as the World Wars, the Great Depression, and the civil rights movements, to understand the pervasive sense of disillusionment during this era. They will critically analyze how these events were reflected in and impacted literature and art. The lesson will encourage students to make connections between historical events and cultural responses and discuss the lasting impacts on modern society.

Understanding Disillusionment in the Twentieth Century

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Lesson Plan Info

1 Lesson, 1.0 hours total

Created 4/14/2025

Updated 4/14/2025