World Literature for ChildrenJuly 28, 2020 – 07:32 am
Featured in New Books page from by Sheila K. McKullagh (E J Arnold & Son, Ltd., 1974) On Squidoo There are books that implanted themselves in my memory as a child, showing me images—the Eye over Mordor, the elephant swallowed by the snake in The Little Prince —I could never forget, or introducing me to characters that became my friends. But there’s one book—or series of books, I should say—that did much more than that. My mother taught me to…
World Literature Today Jamaica KincaidJuly 8, 2020 – 07:31 am
Jamaica Kincaid Jeremy Bembaron/CORBIS hide caption toggle caption Jeremy Bembaron/CORBIS An engraving of Lucifer emerging from the chasm in Paradise Lost . Kincaid says that as a child, she admired Lucifer s defiance as depicted in John Milton s epic poem. Chris Hellier/CORBIS hide caption toggle caption Chris Hellier/CORBIS In books such as Lucy and My Mother, Jamaica Kincaid offers unflinching, often angry observations about life that challenge…
World Literature Virtual classApril 19, 2020 – 07:16 am
Featured Author: Kelly Tenkely Kelly Tenkely graduated from Colorado Christian University with a Liberal Arts degree in Elementary Education. She started teaching in 2003 as a second grade teacher in a public school. In 2004 she made the switch to private school and took the only available opening as the technology teacher. Educational technology has since become her passion. She started a web site for her classroom and soon discovered that other…
World Literature Poetry unitNovember 11, 2019 – 06:18 am
Brief Description Poems and art activities transform primary classroom bulletin boards and serve as a wall-to-wall portfolio of student work - just in time for parent-teacher conferences. Objectives Students write poems following the basic formats of a list poem, a makes-me-think-of poem, and a haiku. create glitter-glue butterflies, poem kites, and watercolor sketches to illustrate poem content. use visual imagery and increase vocabulary skills…
Syllabus of BA Literature p uOctober 22, 2019 – 06:11 am
Some of the most widely administered tests for Teaching Job in India include the UGC- NET, SET, State level teachers’ recruitment programmers like SSC etc. UGC- NET use standardized tests to assess literature achievement, to determine lecturer placement, and to reach specific skill- oriented men. PG students wishing to prefer lectureship continue their efforts after PG generally take these tests, since most INDIAN colleges and universities require…
World Literature in TheorySeptember 12, 2019 – 06:04 am
In Theory: Classes, Nations, Literatures , and: The Rhetoric of English India (review) In lieu of an abstract, here is a brief excerpt of the content: Aijaz Ahmad s spirited and faintly reproachful rejoinder to Fredric Jameson s Third World Literature in the Era of Multinational Capital in the pages of Social Text has become an important document in the canon of cultural theory. Their exchange raised fundamental questions regarding the production…
World Literature IB examplesAugust 3, 2019 – 05:53 am
Before you write written tasks, you should look at the assessment criteria. This way you know what the examiner is looking for. The best way to become familiar with the criteria is to use them regularly. For each written task that is entered into the portfolio, there should be some form of self assessment, peer assessment and teacher assessment. Remember: Teachers are not allowed to edit or annotate students written tasks. This does not mean that…
