Group 9
Teaching Of Prose,
Poetry, and Grammar
1. DEWI RATNA SUMIRAT
2.RIZKO ARGI BUDIAJI
1.Teaching of prose
The word prose has been derived from
the Latin word, 'Prosa' or 'Proversa
Oration' that means' straight forward
discourse'. Prose is a powerful medium of
expressing ideas, facts, laws and
principles. Therefore it appeals to head or
mind. The main aim of teaching prose is
to enlarge the vocabulary, explain the
structure of sentences and grasp the
There are objective which should be kept in mind
while teaching:
1.to develop the ability of read aloud with
corzect pronunciation and rhythm in learners. 2
. To enrich their vocabulary.
3. To develop the ability of comprehend meaning
of the text.
4.To develov the ability of enjoy reading short
passages in target language.
2. Teaching of poetry
Poetry is a broad area of literature offering
teachers and students the opportunity to both dip
their toe or completely dive into creative writing.
With over fifty acknowledged styles of poetry
there is plenty on offer to students of all ages and
ability. We are going to look at eight different
styles of poetry and strategies for teaching it in the
classroom. These styles of poetry are most
commonly taught in elementary / primary
classrooms.
TEACHING OF GRAMMAR
Grammar is a scientific statement of the
principles of good usage which concerns with
the relation of words in the sentence
Teaching of grammar had very
important place in the past. It was
commonly believed that to help the pupil
to learn English language its grammar
must be taught first.
METHODS OF TEACHING GRAMMAR
THERE ARE THREE METHODS OF TEACHING OF GRAMMAR
1. Deductive Method
2. Inductive Method
3. Inductive Deductive Method
4. Incidental Method