TEACHING, LEARNING AND ASSESSMENT STRATEGIES
LESSON ONE: Interpreting and Evaluating Fiction
Fiction: The Story and the Moral
Fiction is Evocative: Images and Symbols
Interpretation: A Personal Understanding
Analyzing and Interpreting Fiction: Perspectives
ACTIVITY one point one: ESSAY
Principles of Characterization
Clues for identifying symbols:
Exploring the Different Types of Fiction
E.A. Poe Silence — A Fable
LESSON THREE: Introduction to Contemporary Literature
What is Contemporary Literature?
Characteristics of the Contemporary Style
Historical Events during this period
GENRES OF CONTEMPORARY LITERATURE
Biographies and autobiographies
EXAMPLES OF STORY IN LITERATURE
EXAMPLES OF STORY IN POPULAR CULTURE
Two. Meter - a pattern of stressed and unstressed (accented and unaccented)
Three. End Rhyme - same or similar sounds at the end of words that finish different lines.
Four. Internal Rhyme - same or similar sounds at the end of words within a line.
Five. Rhyme Scheme - a pattern of rhyme in a poem.
Example: buzz, swish, hiss, gulp.
Eleven. Refrain - a line or stanza repeated over and over in a poem or song.
IMAGERY (see also Imagist Poetry)
ELEMENTS OF FICTION (Poems may contain some or all elements of fiction.
EXAMPLES IN POETRY LITERATURE
EXAMPLES OF POETRY IN POPULAR CULTURE
ACTIVITY THREE point TWO: READ ALOUD!
EXAMPLES OF DRAMA IN LITERATURE
Example number two: Oedipus Rex (By Sophocles)
Example number three: The Importance of Being Earnest (By Oscar Wilde)
Example number four: The Heiress (By Henry James)
ACTIVITY three point three
LESSON four: ISSUES AND CHALLENGES IN CONTEMPORARY LITERATURE
Eighteen Challenges in Contemporary Literature
ACTIVITY four point one: REFLECT!
CHAPTER TWO: POPULAR LITERATURE
LESSON FIVE: Introduction to Popular Literature
UNDERSTANDING THE NATURE, FUNCTION, AND VALUE OF LITERATURE
'LITERATURE' BASED ON DIFFERENT POINT OF VIEWS
Two. NON-IMAGINATIVE LITERATURE
TWO CATEGORIES OF LITERATURE ACCORDING TO KLEDEN
LITERATURE DIFFERS FROM ORDINARY SPOKEN OR WRITTEN LANGUAGE
SOCIAL AND POLITICAL FUNCTION
IMPORTANCE OF LITERARY CRITICISM
UNIVERSAL CHARACTERISTIC OF LITERATURE
LITERARY CRITICISM AND ITS PURPOSE
FUNCTIONS OF LITERARY CRITICISM
HOW DO YOU DO LITERARY CRITICISM?
TYPES OF LITERARY CRITICISM
One. Archetypal Criticism
Three. Feminist Criticism
Nine. Reader-response Criticism
Marxism As Compared To Feminist and New Historicism
How to do Marxist Reading
ROLE OF THE READER RESPONSE CRITICISM
The summary of ... "FRANKENSTEIN" By: Mary Shelley
POPULAR LITERATURE GENRES:
THE IMPORTANCE OF ROMANCE
Examples of Science Fiction
One. Hard science fiction
Two. Soft science fiction
Importance of Science Fiction
Benefits of a Comic Book:
Key benefits of using comics in education
Why use comic strips /story board in your teaching:
Uses of comic strips in class
LESSON seven: Issues and Challenges in Popular Literature
CHALLENGES FACING POPULAR LITERATURE
CHAPTER THREE: EMERGING LITERATURE
Lesson Eight: Introduction to Emerging Literature
Characteristics of Creative Nonfiction
Elements of Creative Non-fiction
Freytag's Pyramid: Chronological
A Non-Comprehensive Breakdown of POV
The five Rs of Creative Nonfiction
Types of Creative Nonfiction
Guidelines for Writing Creative Nonfiction
Elements of Hyper Poetry:
Notable Examples of Hypertext Poetry:
Three. Chick Lit / Chick Literature
Elements of Illustrated Novel:
Advantages of reading graphic novels include:
Characteristics of a Text-talk Novel:
Why did digi-fiction emerge?
Characteristics of a Doodle fiction:
Elements of a doodle fiction:
What Are the Rules of Flash Fiction?
Elements of Flash Fiction Explained:
The Essentials of Flash or Micro Fiction
Characteristics of a flash fiction:
Eleven. SIX WORD FLASH POETRY
One. Realistic Characters/Settings
Two. Solid Plot/Structure
Three. Gripping Conflict/Tension
Four. An Excellent Editor
Here are the practical editing strategies that will help you make sure your piece is virtually perfect:
Characteristics of a Science fiction:
Three. Science and Technology
Eight. Advances in Science and Technology
The important elements of science fiction:
Ten characteristics of a blog:
Two. Posts Are Displayed in Reverse Order
Three. Most Blogs Have the Same Structure
Four. The Blog's Leading Star Is Its Content
Five. Headlines Should Be Attention Grabbers
Six. One Rule Applies to All Blogs: Relevancy
Seven. Blogs and Links Go Hand in Hand
Eight. A Blog Is Founded on Personal Touch
Nine. Posts Should Always Encourage Debate
Ten. All Blogs Are About Communication
Characteristics of a quality blog post
Issues, challenges and trends of Emerging Literature:
Lesson ten: The Interrelationship of Contemporary, Popular and
The Contemporary Literature (nineteen forties - nineteen sixties)
The Popular Literature nineteenth - twentieth Century
WHEN DOES POPULAR FICTION BEGIN?
Jack the Ripper in the London Fog
The Emergent Literature (twenty-first century - present)
Tribulation of a Cashier by Anna Sam