The document outlines a lesson plan on developing skills to analyze and evaluate unseen poems. It provides learning objectives and outcomes, including annotating a poem to find features related to assessment objectives and analyzing elements of tone, mood and atmosphere. The lesson involves students annotating and analyzing different features of the poem "Invictus" by William Ernest Henley.
The document outlines a lesson plan on developing skills to analyze and evaluate unseen poems. It provides learning objectives and outcomes, including annotating a poem to find features related to assessment objectives and analyzing elements of tone, mood and atmosphere. The lesson involves students annotating and analyzing different features of the poem "Invictus" by William Ernest Henley.
The document outlines a lesson plan on developing skills to analyze and evaluate unseen poems. It provides learning objectives and outcomes, including annotating a poem to find features related to assessment objectives and analyzing elements of tone, mood and atmosphere. The lesson involves students annotating and analyzing different features of the poem "Invictus" by William Ernest Henley.
Learning Objective To develop skills to analyse and evaluate an unseen poem Learning Outcomes • 1) All students can annotate poem to find 5 features related to assessment objectives AO1 AO2 AO4
• 2) Most can analyse key elements :
tone/mood/atmosphere
• 3) Few can justify thematic
purpose/message of the poem STARTER 4 minutes connotation figure of speech – using two images to convey a single idea
semantic field most common cultural belief society have
of a subject – not the literal meaning
ambiguity nature used to convey mood, atmosphere
or idea by giving nature a human quality
metaphor a range of words – connected to a theme
or concept
pathetic fallacy meaning is not clear – could have two
meanings Self Assessment connotation figure of speech – using two images to convey a single idea
semantic field most common cultural belief society have
of a subject – not the literal meaning
ambiguity nature used to convey mood, atmosphere
or idea by giving nature a human quality
metaphor a range of words – connected to a theme
or concept
pathetic fallacy meaning is not clear – could have two
meanings https://www.youtube.com/watch? v=3Uc9wS3DOPo 1)A sonnet is always written in 14 lines 2)A quatrain has 5 lines 3) Juxtaposition should be mentioned in structure 4)Enjambment is recognised when no punctuation appears at the end of a line 5) HOT ? – What is the positive effect of a ballad ? INVICTUS by William Ernest Henley MAIN TASK – 10 Minutes- AFL
Students annotate the (INVICTUS) poem but to detect
different features • 1) Muhammad – Elijah & Diego – detect/analyse LANGUAGE features and effect (use SOAP-AIMS) to help • 2) Turan – detect/analyse features of form & structure • 3) Aryaan & Borna – detect/analyse/evaluate features of tone/mood/atmosphere/ thematic purpose AFL - Borna – Tell the class what the task is AfL - Tutor checks learning -
• Students feed back to class – for each of the
elements assigned can do more by choice
• Check understanding –class – peers take note
and informally assess PLENARY SIGN POST TO NEXT LESSON • Revision material in folder on VLE Learning Space