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Lesson Plan

Literary Studies Grade 11Feminist Literature

Core Competencies

Big Ideas

Content

Topic

Content Delivery

Assessment

Get introduced with the topic after revising the main concept of Feminist literature

Read the play carefully and understand it

Explore elements of feminism in the play

Think reflectively, creatively, and critically to understand ideas within the text

Evaluate and explore the literary elements, devices, text structures, and techniques in the text and how they connect with the cultural, social, and personal values

The understanding of readers is deepened by exploring the text and the diverse ideas present in the story

Readers understand the text, the way they view the different perspectives of the world

The ideas of people are shaped and influenced by the language use

The genre and form of the text

The graphics and visuals of text

Literary devices and elements

The inferential meanings and literal meanings

Use of language and form in the text

Feminist Play “Medea” by  ‎Euripides

Teacher’s lectures

PowerPoint Presentations

Textbook

Student Notes

Discussions in class

Reading Strategies

Oral language and metacognitive strategies

Pre-assessment (before the lesson): Checking the prior knowledge of pupils about feminist literature and its elements

Formative assessment (during the lesson): Asking questions during the lesson and judging the various depths of the learner’s understanding.

Summative assessment (at the end of the lesson): checking the clarity of concepts of students by asking concept-checking questions.

Lesson Plan

English Studies Grade 12Canadian Literature

Core Competencies

Big Ideas

Content

Topic

Content Delivery

Assessment

Introduction to the Canadian Literature and the topic

Read and understand the text carefully

Explore the literary elements in the text carefully

Critically evaluate the ideas and structures present in the text

Explore the elements and techniques used by the writer and relate them to the social, personal, and cultural context.

Understand the land/place influence in First People and other texts of Canadian Literature

Recognize and understand the values and perspectives in First People point of view

The texts are constructed socially, historically, culturally, and geographically for understanding and exploration.

The experiences and cultures of First People are examined and understood through the texts based on the responsibility of Canadians through Reconciliation.

Readers influenced by the language and their ideas are also shaped

Students are expected to know:

The form, elements, and genera of the text

The narrative structures present in the text

The reconciliation in Canada

The oral tradition of First People in Canada

The language style and structures of the text

The usage and convention of the structures

Essay “Survival” by Margaret Atwood

Presentation strategies

Lectures

Student notes

PowerPoint Presentations

Textbook

Oral language strategies

Metacognitive and reading strategies

Writing techniques

Classroom discussions

Different ways for assessment will be applied such as written assessments, oral assessments, and product assessments. In written assessments, tests and assignments would be taken to analyze the understanding of learners. In oral assignments, the learning capability will be judged through quizzes and conversations. In the product assessments, the learning will be analyzed through presentations.

References

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