Literature A4 1

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• vwo
• Leerjaar 4

Literature

1. about the Test 

2. about the Presentation

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Disclaimer

Teaching literature = Eerstegraads Engels
(University degree in English + teacher's licence)

Me: Tweedegraads English (almost) + teacher's licence (15 years)

Also me: 

Not interested in literature before reaching 18.

Also me:

Still only mildly interested........not fully invested..... I prefer music.

Disclaimer (ctd.)

It's part of the curriculum.

Honestly, I'd love to teach this kind of stuff properly, 'cos I lurrrve history, but I've never done it before and I had no time to prepare anything good.  

This lesson took two hours, 6-8 pm. last night.

At this stage

I have no clue what exactly it is you need to learn or know, and why.  

I will let you know a.s.a.p.

Also...

This literature bit may be part of a series of literature chunks leading up to really great knowledge tested in year 6. 

After which you may no longer remember it all.

Until you go and encounter something which triggers your knowledge and you go

 "Oh, cool! I KNOW this!! :)"

Anyways........

About the contents of the reader

on which you will be tested.....

I will NOT go through it in class. 

Then what?

Read the stuff at home at your own pace. Do this in the next two weeks.

I'll play videos in class.

I'll do a Kahoot! in class.

You may work on the presentation in class.

Presentation

About Shakespeare:

Groups and plays...

Here's where you learn which play is yours....

Group 1 (Steven, Suus, Tessa, Tiemon)

Group 2 (Aron, Jessie K, Joshua, Sera)

Group 3 (Carmen, Ralph, Rosa, Ward)

Group 4 (Asif, Robin, Sena)

Group 5 (Agatha, Jorrit, Lysan, Yandi)

Group 6 (Babette, Lars, Milou)

Group 7 (Bastiaan, Laura, Ishita)

Group 8 (Casper, Daan, Mathijs)

Hamlet

The Taming of the Shrew

Macbeth

Twelfth Night

A midsummer night's dream

Henry IV

King Lear

Othello

What do you think about this approach?

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Questions?

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Now.....as for the videos, here's one about the Battle of Hastings (1066 A.D.)

First video

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