Learn How to Analyse and Understand Poetry

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What you'll learn

1. To be able to understand context.
2. To be able to identify and understand word class and poetic techniques.
3. To be able to research and understand a wide range of terminology.
4. To be able to annotate a poem and analyse how language and structure achieve effects.
5. To be able to use thoughtful language to communicate an important message.
6. To be able to explore how language can be used to deliver a message in context. …

Rating 4.0 out of 5 (1 ratings in Udemy)

What you'll learn

1. To be able to understand context.
2. To be able to identify and understand word class and poetic techniques.
3. To be able to research and understand a wide range of terminology.
4. To be able to annotate a poem and analyse how language and structure achieve effects.
5. To be able to use thoughtful language to communicate an important message.
6. To be able to explore how language can be used to deliver a message in context.
7. To be able to analyse how language and structure can contribute to meaning.
8. To be able to understand how to use a text type for an audience with a specific purpose.
9. To be able to examine and analyse the purpose of a poem and produce a well-structured analysis.
10. To be able to evaluate how a poet uses language and structure to create meaning.

Description

This course is for purchase by adults who want to support young learners with building their skills. This poetry unit will support students with reading poetry, analysing language, analysing structure and writing poetry. Each lesson is linked to the Ofqual GCSE Language and Literature assessment objectives that students need to know for their GCSEs. However, this course is suitable for KS3, MYP, IGCSE and GCSE learners or anyone who wishes to improve their English skills!

There are 10 lessons (around one hour in length) with real time activities, timers with teacher talk and explanation. This course is great for students who want to feel more confident with their understanding of poetry. The unit will allow students the opportunity to explore Christina Rossetti's poem, A Birthday; William Blake's poem, London and Dulce et Decorum est by Wilfred Owen. Students will be able to understand and employ a range of language techniques, structural choices and contextual information.

Finally, this unit is creative and some outcomes include students creating their own poem, Podcast and poetry mobile. In addition, there is a chance for students to share their learning on the Padlet page and potentially win a free 1-1 Zoom lesson with myself, Laura.

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Duration 10 Hours 58 Minutes

Paid

Self paced

All Levels

English (UK)

Rating 4.0 out of 5 (1 ratings in Udemy)

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