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=Unit 2: Poetry/Essay Writing I=

**Activity 1: Poetry Seminar**
> - Create a lesson plan giving a detailed outline of your eventual presentation. Due **3 days before** your presentation. The lesson plan will include:
 * READ THIS: Analysing Poetry**
 * 1) Choose a type of poetry from the list below.
 * 2) **Assignment 1 - Lesson Plan**
 * **Objectives**: 3 of them phrased in the following way: "Students will be able to..."
 * **Resources**: Everything you need to have in class in order to carry out your lesson
 * **Methodology**: Broken down by duration and content -- who says what who does what, when and for how long
 * **Evaluation**: How will you know that the students have attained your objectives? A few cautionary comments here:
 * no quizzes - the whole Jeopardy thing is not an accurate measure of learning or comprehension
 * no candies!!
 * 1) **Assignment 2 - Intro Guide to.**..
 * A handout or booklet or website or wiki - sort of a ** Dummies Guide to... ** as a resource for the class. This will include:
 * **Table of Contents**
 * **2 essays analysing 2 poems**
 * **Testable Items/Key Concepts**
 * **[[file:Annotated Bibliography.pdf|Annotated Bibliography]] of reference material germane to the poet or type of poetry (minimum of 3 references)**
 * **Timeline of significant developments of the type of poem**
 * Post a link to your written work on the **Poetry Guides** page. **DO NOT** confuse this with any portion of your live seminar. These are **//__completely different products__//**. Items for the poetry test may come from your Dummies Guides.
 * Due //**the day of your seminar**//
 * 1) **Assignment 3 - The Seminar**
 * **A 45 - 50 minute seminar on your poetry type**.
 * This will reflect your lesson plan.
 * Your seminar may be recorded and podcast.
 * As part of the seminar you must read aloud at least two poems (**this will receive a separate mark**).
 * 1) Seminars will take place every Monday (or Tuesday if there is a holiday on the Monday).


 * Poet/Type of Poetry || Students || Date ||
 * Haiku ||  ||   ||
 * Ballads ||  ||   ||
 * LImerick ||  ||   ||
 * Odes ||  ||   ||
 * Shakespearean Sonnet ||  ||   ||
 * Pantoum ||  ||   ||
 * Aubade ||  ||   ||
 * Kyrielle ||  ||   ||
 * Petrarchan Sonnet ||  ||   ||
 * Petrarchan Sonnet ||  ||   ||