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Competency 4 Teaching Poetry Interactively
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DIRECTIONS: Draw below anything or objet tat symbolizes what YOu can give
out of love.
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How do I love thee? Let me count the ways.
{ove thee to the depth and breadth and height
My soul can reach, when feeling out of sight
For the ends of being and ideal grace.
J love thee to the level of ‘every day's
Most quiet need, by sun and candle-light,
Love thee freely, as men strive for right;
Toye thee purely, as they turn from praise,
1 love thee with the passion put to use
In my old griefs, and with my childhood’s faith,
Tlove thee with a Jove I seemed to lose
Helgteateaaeeester en
‘Smiles, tears, of all my lifes and if God
I shall but love thee better after death,
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DIRECTIONS: Using the search engine available, read the biography of Elizabeth
Barett Browning and fill out the graphic organizer that follows.
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“The heart of Outcomes-Based Education is the constructive alignment of
the three salient components of the plan: the Intended Learning Outcomes (0),
the Teaching. Learning Activities (AD), andthe Assessment Task (AT)
In interactive poetry teaching, once the JLOs are clearly. defined, the
teacher needs to give engaging activities to serve as scaffolds to attain the leaing
‘outcomes, Thus, the leamers become active in the leaming process (TLAs), Using
the 3Ps plan, the preparation includes the motivating activity, reading the poen, |
‘and knowing about the author's life. The presentation consists of analyzing the
poem's form and structure, drawing out the images from the poem, explaining
the literary devices used, and unveiling the poem's message. The performance
includes comparing the poem with another and even doing reflective artworks,
In the assessment tasks (473), the teacher needs to hit the specified skill
‘outcome and, most importamly, allow the learners to demonstrate whet they
learned. Therefore, the performance, not the given task or activity, is given primary
consideration if the teacher targets quality instruction.
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reflective of the vision of E, Browning's Sonnet
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DIRECTIONS: Write your sonnet expressing how much love |
difference in your life. |
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