Individual Educators
You teach a course and want to integrate the four movements into your existing practice—one classroom, one novel, one community connection at a time.
Literary Science runs in-person workshops for schools, museums, libraries, and community organizations.
The methodology is open. The tools are free. You can read the epistemology, download the toolkit, and start practicing Literary Science in your own context tomorrow.
Workshops are for institutions that want to go deeper. We come to your space, work with your people, and build capacity for your team to practice Literary Science on your own terms—with your own community, using your own texts.
The methodology in practice. Your team reads a text through the four movements, maps assets, traces flows, and begins building a hypothesis. You leave with a working understanding of how Literary Science operates.
A full cycle. Your team works through every phase of the methodology using a novel and community data from your own context. By the end, you have a hypothesis document and the capacity to facilitate Literary Science independently.
We embed with your institution. Coaching, co-facilitation, and curriculum integration over a full term. For organizations ready to make Literary Science part of what they do—not a one-time event.
You teach a course and want to integrate the four movements into your existing practice—one classroom, one novel, one community connection at a time.
Your department wants to adopt Literary Science as a shared framework—aligning texts, assessments, and community engagement across multiple sections.
Your school is ready for cross-disciplinary integration—English, Math, and Literary Science working as a coordinated system with a shared community challenge.
Your institution wants to become a site of community design—students leading real projects with real budgets, the campus transformed into shared infrastructure.
Tell us about your space, your community, and what you’re trying to build. We’ll figure out what makes sense.
hello@literaryscience.com