English for Academic Purposes: Module 5

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What is the primary purpose of Teacher-made Educational Modules as discussed in the content?

  • To standardize the curriculum across all schools
  • To replace traditional teaching methods entirely
  • To provide teachers with additional qualifications
  • To address the challenges of a new normal education setup (correct)

Which of the following critical approaches is mentioned as being appropriate for writing a critique?

  • Structuralism
  • Post-colonialism
  • Formalism (correct)
  • Psychoanalysis

What is emphasized as essential for students in the new normal education system?

  • Engagement in group activities
  • Memory retention of facts
  • Acquisition of 21st Century skills (correct)
  • Exposure to diverse cultures

What do the 'Notes to the Teacher' sections in the module provide?

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How is the content of the module mainly structured?

<p>Around independent learning activities tailored to students (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the role of the Department of Education concerning Teacher-made Educational Modules?

<p>To continuously adapt resources for varied educational needs (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which of the following best describes the collaborative effort behind the module's creation?

<p>A collective input from educators at various levels (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is a key characteristic of the lessons provided in the module?

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What is emphasized as essential for success in this home-based class?

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What should students use to write their answers for this module?

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Which of the following is NOT one of the expected outcomes at the end of this module?

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What is one purpose of this learning module?

<p>To prepare students for independent study (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which critical approach is mentioned as an example students should learn for writing critiques?

<p>Formalism (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What role does communication play in the home-based class environment?

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What kind of assessment can students expect from this module?

<p>A variety of exercises and drills (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the goal regarding students' skills at the end of the module?

<p>To ensure students are equipped for competitive employment (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What does Marxist criticism emphasize in the analysis of arts and texts?

<p>The impact of power, politics, and money (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What does formalism primarily focus on when analyzing a text?

<p>The structure and elements of the text (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which criticism argues that a text's meaning depends on the reader's response?

<p>Reader-response criticism (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

According to historical criticism, what is essential for analyzing a literary text?

<p>The author's life and background (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What does biographical criticism assert about literary works?

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Which of the following statements about formalism is true?

<p>It analyzes texts out of their cultural contexts (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which guideline is NOT recommended for writing a creative thesis statement?

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Which of the following is essential for outlining a text effectively?

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What type of critique focuses primarily on the text itself without considering external factors?

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Which critical approach examines the influence of the author's life and experiences on their work?

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What does Marxist Criticism primarily focus on in literary texts?

<p>The influence of class, power, race, and economic status (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

In what way does Marxist Criticism evaluate a literary work?

<p>By assessing the socioeconomic factors affecting characters and themes (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which question would a Feminist Criticism approach prioritize?

<p>Are women portrayed as inferior beings in the work? (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What aspect does Feminist Criticism primarily address in literary analysis?

<p>Issues of gender imbalance and representation (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Reader-response criticism emphasizes the importance of which aspect?

<p>The reader's personal interpretation and emotional response (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which critical approach would likely analyze the societal conditions that affected the creation of Romeo and Juliet?

<p>Historical Criticism (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

How does the poem 'Sympathy' by Paul Laurence Dunbar relate to the theme of oppression?

<p>It reflects the pain of confinement and desire for freedom. (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is a key component of Reader-Response Criticism?

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In what context is Historical Criticism primarily applied according to the provided content?

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When writing a critique of a literary work, why is understanding various critical approaches significant?

<p>It allows for multiple perspectives and deeper analysis. (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which of the following critical approaches examines the portrayal of women specifically?

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Which of the following options describes the primary focus of Critical Theory as applied in a critique?

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What emotion is likely to be a focal point of analysis in Reader-response criticism?

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Which critical approach would most likely explore how class affects character development?

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Flashcards

Critical Approaches

Different ways to analyze texts (movies, articles, art) focusing on specific aspects.

Marxist Criticism

Analyzes how economics and power affect literature and society.

Formalism

Focuses on the structure and form of a text without outside context.

Feminist Criticism

Analyzes the roles and portrayals of women in a text.

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Reader-Response Criticism

Highlights the importance of the reader's interpretation in understanding a text.

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Historical Criticism

Looks at a work within its historical and social context.

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Biographical Criticism

Interprets a work by studying the author's life.

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Review/Reaction Paper

A paper sharing your thoughts and opinions on a topic, using critical approaches.

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Critique

A detailed analysis and assessment, often including positive and negative aspects.

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K-12 Most Essential Learning Competencies

Key skills and knowledge expected for students in K-12 education.

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Independent Learning

Learning activities done on one's own, often with structure from a curriculum.

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Effective Teaching

Strategies that optimize student learning and comprehension.

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Teacher Guidance

Resources and support provided for teachers to execute effective instruction.

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Analysis

Detailed study and explanation of elements of a work.

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Critical Approach Application

Using specific critical ideas to analyze a particular literary text.

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Personal Ideas

Individual opinions, perspectives and reflections on a topic.

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Critique Table

A structured table to analyze a work using various critical perspectives.

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Research

Systematic investigation to gather information about a topic.

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Model

Example or template to follow in a particular task.

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Module Completion

Completing the module requirements by understanding and following instructions carefully.

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Global Competitiveness

Ability to compete successfully in a global economy.

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Home-based learning

Learning that takes place at home using various learning materials.

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Learning Objectives

Specific skills or knowledge that students will achieve from the module.

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Reliability

Dependable and trustworthy materials, especially concerning home-based learning.

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Integrity

Honesty and moral principles in education.

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Study Notes

Module Overview

  • Focus on writing a review, reaction paper, or critique.
  • Uses critical approaches such as formalism, feminism, and others.
  • Supports K-12 Most Essential Learning Competencies.

Purpose of the Module

  • Aims to assist students in adapting to new educational methods.
  • Created by experienced educators to ensure quality learning resources.
  • Facilitates independent learning activities structured around the K-12 Curriculum.

Teacher Guidance

  • Contains a "Notes to the Teacher" section with strategies for effective teaching.
  • Encourages clear communication between teachers and students.
  • Emphasizes the need for reliability and integrity in home-based learning.

Learning Objectives

  • Share personal ideas on specific topics.
  • Describe various critical approaches for writing critiques.
  • Analyze texts (movies, articles, art) using critical methods.
  • Compose a critique using the appropriate critical approach.

Critical Approaches

  • Marxist Criticism: Analyzes how power dynamics and economics shape literature and society.
  • Formalism: Focuses on a work's form and structure without external context.
  • Feminist Criticism: Examines the portrayal and roles of women in texts.
  • Reader-Response Criticism: Considers the reader's personal interpretation as the text's meaning.
  • Historical Criticism: Connects literature to the authors' social and historical context.
  • Biographical Criticism: Interprets works based on the author's life experiences.

Activities and Assignments

  • True/False exercises to evaluate understanding of critical approaches.
  • Reflective questions on the necessity of critical approaches in literature comprehension.
  • Short critiques on specified works using assigned critical approaches.
  • A task to critique "Romeo and Juliet" by filling a table with insights from various critical perspectives.

Example Analysis Content

  • Discussion surrounding "Ang Probinsyano" for Marxist analysis.
  • Examination of the Colosseum using historical criticism.
  • Introspection on "Sympathy" by Paul Laurence Dunbar applying reader-response criticism.

Research Topics for Further Critique

  • Opportunities to critique historical or cultural subjects, like the Great Wall of China or significant Filipino works.
  • Emphasizes the necessity for comprehensive research before critique writing.

Sample Critique Guidance

  • A model for discussing student anxiety in graduate programs offers insights into structuring a critique.

Module Completion

  • Encourages careful reading, proper sequence adherence, and returning the module in good condition upon completion.
  • Stresses the importance of understanding to navigate a globally competitive landscape successfully.

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