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In Classroom A, what is the primary goal emphasized for students?
In Classroom A, what is the primary goal emphasized for students?
- Memorizing facts. (correct)
- Learning from mistakes.
- Creating new ideas.
- Solving problems.
How does Classroom B approach mistakes made by students?
How does Classroom B approach mistakes made by students?
- Mistakes are unacceptable and should be avoided.
- Mistakes are viewed as learning opportunities. (correct)
- Mistakes are addressed by enforcing stricter rules.
- Mistakes are ignored to avoid discouraging students.
Which of the following is a characteristic of 'Classroom B'?
Which of the following is a characteristic of 'Classroom B'?
- Teacher knows everything.
- Kids think. (correct)
- Goal is good grades.
- Rules enforced.
What is the teacher's role in 'Classroom B'?
What is the teacher's role in 'Classroom B'?
Which teaching trend emphasizes adapting instruction to meet the diverse needs of learners?
Which teaching trend emphasizes adapting instruction to meet the diverse needs of learners?
Which of the following is a goal in teaching literature?
Which of the following is a goal in teaching literature?
Which method employed in teaching language and literature involves delivering structured talks on specific topics?
Which method employed in teaching language and literature involves delivering structured talks on specific topics?
Which type of activity involves creating a visual representation of a story's elements through drawing?
Which type of activity involves creating a visual representation of a story's elements through drawing?
Which of these 'Art & Crafts' activities involves staging a silent scene?
Which of these 'Art & Crafts' activities involves staging a silent scene?
Creating a map that showcases locations from a literary work aligns with which activity?
Creating a map that showcases locations from a literary work aligns with which activity?
What kind of activity is used when students use dolls and cardboard to represent characters?
What kind of activity is used when students use dolls and cardboard to represent characters?
If students are assigned to create a still, silent representation of a scene from a play using their bodies, what kind of activity are they completing?
If students are assigned to create a still, silent representation of a scene from a play using their bodies, what kind of activity are they completing?
What creative dramatic activity involves using light and shadow to create scenes and tell stories?
What creative dramatic activity involves using light and shadow to create scenes and tell stories?
If students are asked to perform a play by reading from a script, focusing on vocal expression and character interpretation, which activity are they engaging in?
If students are asked to perform a play by reading from a script, focusing on vocal expression and character interpretation, which activity are they engaging in?
When students are asked to analyze a character's actions and traits to provide an evaluation, they are participating in a:
When students are asked to analyze a character's actions and traits to provide an evaluation, they are participating in a:
If an assignment requires students to select a contemporary melody and adapt it to a poem, what kind of activity is this?
If an assignment requires students to select a contemporary melody and adapt it to a poem, what kind of activity is this?
When students create a rhythmic, spoken presentation of a poem, what activity are they likely engaged in?
When students create a rhythmic, spoken presentation of a poem, what activity are they likely engaged in?
Which creative dramatic activity involves students speaking in unison with attention to tone and rhythm?
Which creative dramatic activity involves students speaking in unison with attention to tone and rhythm?
Students write on a shared space for a 'Graffiti/Freedom wall' activity. Which of the options below describe this activity?
Students write on a shared space for a 'Graffiti/Freedom wall' activity. Which of the options below describe this activity?
If students are tasked with writing from the perspective of a minor character who observes the main events, they are most likely engaged in:
If students are tasked with writing from the perspective of a minor character who observes the main events, they are most likely engaged in:
Which writing activity involves students crafting a short story with an unexpected or surprising conclusion?
Which writing activity involves students crafting a short story with an unexpected or surprising conclusion?
Which activity allows students to explore events that precede the main narrative?
Which activity allows students to explore events that precede the main narrative?
When students write from the perspective of a character seeking advice on a personal problem, which activity are they participating in?
When students write from the perspective of a character seeking advice on a personal problem, which activity are they participating in?
Writing a phrase or statement to remember a character is what kind of writing prompt?
Writing a phrase or statement to remember a character is what kind of writing prompt?
Which activity involves creating a speech to honor and remember a deceased character?
Which activity involves creating a speech to honor and remember a deceased character?
If students are tasked with creating a news report covering a significant event in a story, they are most likely engaged in:
If students are tasked with creating a news report covering a significant event in a story, they are most likely engaged in:
What writing activity involves capturing the internal thoughts and unspoken words of characters during a particular scene?
What writing activity involves capturing the internal thoughts and unspoken words of characters during a particular scene?
Which activity involves students creating original verses that express emotions, thoughts, or observations?
Which activity involves students creating original verses that express emotions, thoughts, or observations?
Which social media activity involves students posting a short message that captures a central idea or theme from a literary work?
Which social media activity involves students posting a short message that captures a central idea or theme from a literary work?
Presenting a literary work using voice acting is related to which "Genre Transfers" activity?
Presenting a literary work using voice acting is related to which "Genre Transfers" activity?
Which activity involves students adapting a literary work into a short promotional video designed to entice an audience?
Which activity involves students adapting a literary work into a short promotional video designed to entice an audience?
Which literature project involves students discussing and analyzing books in a structured, collaborative setting?
Which literature project involves students discussing and analyzing books in a structured, collaborative setting?
Which activity involves creating a series of panels that fold together to tell a story?
Which activity involves creating a series of panels that fold together to tell a story?
A teacher wants to encourage students to think critically and creatively about a text. Which teaching approach would best support this goal?
A teacher wants to encourage students to think critically and creatively about a text. Which teaching approach would best support this goal?
In an outcomes-based education model, what is the primary focus of instruction and assessment?
In an outcomes-based education model, what is the primary focus of instruction and assessment?
How do project-based activities contribute to students' understanding of literature?
How do project-based activities contribute to students' understanding of literature?
How does the integration of technology and social media impact the teaching of literature?
How does the integration of technology and social media impact the teaching of literature?
What is the best technique used to help increase critical thinking skills?
What is the best technique used to help increase critical thinking skills?
Flashcards
Classroom A
Classroom A
A classroom where the teacher is the main source of knowledge, and mistakes are frowned upon.
Classroom B
Classroom B
A classroom where the teacher is also a learner, mistakes are seen as learning opportunities.
Critical thinking and creativity
Critical thinking and creativity
Thinking skills and imagination.
Collaboration
Collaboration
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Learner-centeredness
Learner-centeredness
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Differentiation
Differentiation
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Localization
Localization
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Technology integration
Technology integration
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Interdisciplinary
Interdisciplinary
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Outcomes-based
Outcomes-based
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Literary competence
Literary competence
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Student's character
Student's character
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Emotional maturity
Emotional maturity
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Critical thinking
Critical thinking
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Literary appreciation
Literary appreciation
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Lecture
Lecture
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Discussion
Discussion
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Public Speaking
Public Speaking
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Audio-visual
Audio-visual
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Project Method
Project Method
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Creative Writing
Creative Writing
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Field Research
Field Research
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Setting/Character/Scene sketch
Setting/Character/Scene sketch
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Comic strip/Cartoons
Comic strip/Cartoons
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Slogan/poster
Slogan/poster
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Scrap book
Scrap book
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Tableau/Diorama
Tableau/Diorama
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Montage/Collage
Montage/Collage
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Literary map
Literary map
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Puppets
Puppets
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Origami
Origami
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Fashion design
Fashion design
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Mime
Mime
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Audio Books/Radio Play
Audio Books/Radio Play
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Shadow play
Shadow play
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Cos play
Cos play
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Fashion show
Fashion show
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Picture Freeze/Sculpture
Picture Freeze/Sculpture
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Jazz Chants
Jazz Chants
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Reader's Theater, Chamber Theater
Reader's Theater, Chamber Theater
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Study Notes
Emerging Trends in Teaching Literature
- Emerging trends in teaching literature was created by Marla C. Papango from the Philippine Normal University, College of Teacher Development, Faculty of Languages and Literature.
Contrasting Classroom Styles
- Classroom A involves a teacher who knows everything, mistakes = ", teacher questions, kids listen, the goal is good grades, memory of facts, finish pages, one size fits all, and enforcement of rules.
- Classroom B involves a teacher as learner, mistakes = learning, kids question, kids think, the goal is learning, solve problems, create, one size fits EACH, and unnecessary rules.
Trends in Teaching
- Teaching trends include critical thinking, creativity, collaboration, learner-centeredness, differentiation (inclusive), localization, technology and social media integration, interdisciplinary approach, and being outcomes-based.
Goals in teaching literature
- Teaching literature should develop literary competence, students' character and emotional maturity, critical thinking among the students, and literary appreciation.
Methods Employed in Teaching
- Teaching methods include lecture, discussion, public speaking, audio-visual aids, project methods, creative writing, and field research.
Art & Crafts Activities
- Potential activities involve setting/character/scene sketches, comic strips/cartoons, slogan/posters, scrap books, tableau/diorama, montage/collage, literary maps, comic strips, puppets, origami, and fashion design.
Creative Dramatics
- Creative dramatics can include shadow play, cosplay, fashion shows, audio books/radio plays, pantomime, picture freeze/sculpture/day in court, spoken poetry, jazz chants, reader's theater, chamber theater, and speech choir.
Activity - Reader's Theatre
- "The Baker's Dozen" can be read and presented as a reader's theater, using guidelines and choosing character voices.
Activity - Character Report Card
- Aaron Shepard's "A Baker's Dozen" can be read, followed by a report card evaluating behavior.
Activity - Ballad
- A ballad is a narrative poem meant to be sung.
- Choose a melody to fit the rhythm and emotion in the poem "Ballad of a Mother's Heart."
Activity - Rap/Jazz Chants
- John Mackay Shaw's poem "Broken-Legg'd Man" should be read, then the atmosphere and mood are to be studied, and a rap or chant can be presented.
Creative Dramatics Approaches
- Creative Dramatics can involve speech choir, chamber theater, reader's theater, dramatization, and/or role play.
Creative Writing Activities
- Creative writing activities that can performed are Graffiti/Freedom wall, Fly on the wall, Journal response, Diary entry, Agony aunt column/Advice column, Letter to a character, Flash fiction, Fan sign, SMS Poetry, Story endings, Chapter 0 (Prequel), Dear Author, A Post Card Acrostic, picture poem, haiku, limerick or elegy.
Writing Activities
- Fly on the wall, Think alouds Dialogue reconstruction are writing activities.
Approaches to Creative Writing
- Creative writing activities that can be performed are poetry writing, writing chapter 0, story endings, and song writing.
Social Media Activities
- Social Media activities involve tweet-a-theme, Instagram post, FB Status post, ATM post, Selfies & Groupies , Character Linked-In.
Genre Transfers
- Genre transfer activities covered are voice talents, movie trailer/teasers, movie poster, digital stories, billboards, playbill, and advertisement blurbs (AdBlurbs).
Literature projects
- Book Club/Literary circles, Writer's fan club, Webpage and websites, Book Talk, Accordion book, Book posters, Gallery walk, are types of literature projects.
Task Example
- To celebrate Book Week, sharing the story of the Crazy Computer by Sue Clarke using an accordion book can make your storytelling interesting.
Further Art & Crafts Activities
- Potential activities for art and crafts involve setting/character/scene sketches, comic strips/cartoons, slogan/posters, and scrap books.
Why Activities or tasks
- The vision of K-12 Students Today, involves students using engaging technologies in collaborative, inquiry-based learning environments with teachers, to transform knowledge and skills into products, solutions, and new information.
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