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Amy Tan: Memory, Mothers, Marriage & Migration
This literature curriculum invites students to explore Amy Tan’s work through the lenses of family, memory, womanhood, migration, intergenerational conflict, and cultural identity. Students strengthen literary analysis, discussion, and reflective writing while examining how personal and ancestral histories shape identity. Ideal for secondary ELA, Asian American literature, women’s studies, and diaspora-centered instruction.
The Joy Luck Club + The Kitchen God’s Wife — ELA, History & Film Studies
Amy Tan: Memory, Mothers, Marriage & Migration
This literature curriculum invites students to explore Amy Tan’s work through the lenses of family, memory, womanhood, migration, intergenerational conflict, and cultural identity. Students strengthen literary analysis, discussion, and reflective writing while examining how personal and ancestral histories shape identity. Ideal for secondary ELA, Asian American literature, women’s studies, and diaspora-centered instruction.
The Joy Luck Club + The Kitchen God’s Wife — ELA, History & Film Studies