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V58EN - WEEK 22 - CLASS 1
V58EN - WEEK 22 - CLASS 1
QUICK LOVE POEM
Topic
QUICK POEM
Do you like this poem? What do you (dis)like about it?
Who in your life do you think you love the most?
What do you love about your best friend the most?
INDEPENDENT READING
READ INDEPENDENTLY (and enjoy yourself) AND MAKE SOME HEADWAY IN YOUR (hopefully) SECOND NOVEL.
INDEPENDENT READING
LITERATURE DISCUSSION
QUESTIONS ON THE NEXT SLIDE
Together with your neighbour, discuss the following questions regarding your novel. Discuss it in English so that you get in the right mindset for your orals. You can choose if you discuss your first or second novel.
DISCUSSING LITERATURE INTELLECTUALLY AND PROFESSIONALLY AND PASSIONATELY TO BECOME BETTER PEOPLE WHO CAN LOOK AT THINGS FROM MULTIPLE PERSPECTIVE, USE A GREATER SENSE OF EMPATHY AND WORLD-KNOWLEDGE
QUESTIONS:
1. "What was your initial reaction to the book? Did it hook you immediately, or take some time to get into?"
2. "What was your favorite quote/passage?"
3. "Did you pick out any themes throughout the book?"
4. "How credible/believable did you find the narrator to be? Did you feel like you got the 'true' story?"
5. "How did the characters change throughout the story? How did your opinion of them change?"
6. "Which character did you relate to the most, and what was it about them that you connected with?"
7. "How did you feel about the ending? What did you like, what did you not like, and what do you wish had been different?"
8. "Did the book change your opinion or perspective about anything? Do you feel different now than you did before you read it?"
9. "If the book were being adapted into a movie, who would you want to see play what parts?"