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- 1. Teaching Poetry & Prose in Second Language
- 2. What are the methods of teaching poetry? Introduce poetry with poems that your students can relate to. Read each poem aloud to students more than once. Set up a poetry corner in your classroom. Learn about the poet prior to reading their poetry. Spend time analyzing poetry to really understand the authors purpose.
- 3. From Manipulation to Communication Mechanical, Meaningful, and Communicative Drills Controlled to FreeTechniques
- 6. The word prose is derived from the Latin word “proversa oratio” which means straight forward discourse. English prose came into existence in the 14th century. Elizabethan age is considered is very rich in prose writing. Bacon wrote essay in the 16th century, which becomes the landmark in the development of prose. Prose and poetry are the two forms of literature.Teaching of prose is an easy affair because it is to be translated into mother tongue.
- 7. Meaning of Definition of Prose: Prose is an important aspect of literature. It includes essay, drama, novel, composition, and biographies etc. It enriches the vocabulary of the students and develops language skills such as reading, writing, speaking and listening. Prose is for more information and gaining knowledge. It helps the students to grasp the ideas of the writer
- 8. Types of Prose: Teaching of prose includes two types of lessons · Detailed prose lesson · Non-detailed prose lesson
- 10. Drama as a tool in communicative language teaching not only deals with spoken utterances but also examines the wider aspects of communication and is a whole- person approach Drama gives educators the opportunity to teach their students in a way, which would create a love for learning. It provides valuable problem solving, social, and creative skills. Drama embraces the child's imagination and emotions, which in many classrooms are shunned.