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Task 3
teacher- personal
centered engagement
historical culture
CULTURAL real-life
MODEL
PERSONAL
traditional GROWTH
MODEL (PGM)
motivation
Models of teaching
literature
language-
based
learner-
centered
linguistics
INTEGRATED
LANGUAGE
MODEL
MODEL
reductive stylistic
method
analysis
3. Approaches to teaching literature
MORAL-
PHILOSOPHOCAL
LANGUAGE-BASED
APPROACH
APPROACH
- Touches
- Linguistics
moral
analysis
values
PERSONAL-
RESPONSE
Approaches to teaching literature APPROACH
PARAPHRASTIC
APPROACH
- Relate
- Simply personal
translating experiences
the choice
of words
INFORMATION-
STYLISTIC BASED APPROACH
APPROACH
- Traditional
- Linguistics approach
structure
4. Books and reading materials for language learners
Newspaper
Articles
Pop Song Lyrics
Print
advertisement
Transcripts of
Famous Movie
Monologues/Dialo
gues
Books and
reading materials
for language
Learn Any Language learners
FAST! – The Ultimate
Guide to Speed Up
Your Language
Learning Curve
Fluent Forever:
How to Learn Any Words and Rules:
Language Fast and The Ingredients of
Never Forget it Language
By: Gabriel Wyner By: Steven Pinker
5. Levels of comprehension questions on teaching literature
EVALUATIVE
COMPREHENSION
ESSENTIAL
- Judgement COMPREHENSION
is based on
fact or - Address to
opinion real-life
CRITIQUE
APPRECIATIVE
COMPREHENSION
COMPREHENSION
- Making
judgement - Identify clues
or analysis like examples,
quotes,
reasons, etc.
INFLUENTIAL
COMPREHENSION
- Predicting
based on
the
observation
LITERAL
COMPREHENSION
- Recalling
exact
Levels of meaning
comprehension
questions on
teaching literature
6. Assessment strategies in teaching literature
SCAFFOLDING
- Additional
support to
student
RESPONSES TO
LITERATURE MODELING
- Relate literature - Motivation
to real-life with
moral lesson and
value
COOPERATIVE LEARNING
PRIOR KNOWLEDGE
ACTIVATION - Meaningful
interaction with
- Knowing
different
student's prior
experiences
learning
- Instill new
knowledge