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    This document discusses literary appreciation and the teaching of poetry. It defines literary appreciation and outlines seven stages of literary appreciation according to Donelson and Nilsen. It also provides guidance on creating lesson plans for teaching poetry, including objectives, subject matter, procedures, evaluation, and assignment.

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    ENG 107: Teaching and

    Assessment of Literature
    Studies

    Prepared by: Anthonette C. Ambaloc


    Literary
    Appreciation
    and Valuing
    of Poetry
    Literary Appreciation

    Ogenlewe (2006) said that


    ‘literary appreciation refers
    to the evaluation of works of
    imaginative literature as an
    intellectual or academic
    exercise.’
    Literary Appreciation
    Donelson and Nilsen (2009) echo
    this sentiment and add that it is the
    process by which one ‘gauges
    one’s interpretive response as a
    reader to a literary work’.
    Literary Appreciation
    Literary appreciation focuses on the
    adequate grasp of the definitions and
    applications of traditional literary
    devices such as plot, character,
    metaphor, setting and symbolism
    which may be encountered within
    texts.
    According to Donelson and Nilsen (2009), literary
    appreciation occurs in seven stages.

    Level 1: Pleasure and Profit


    (literary appreciation is a
    social experience)

    Ages: 0-5: Preschool


    According to Donelson and Nilsen (2009), literary
    appreciation occurs in seven stages.

    Level 2: Decoding (literacy is


    developed)
    Ages 6-8: Grade 1- 3
    According to Donelson and Nilsen (2009), literary
    appreciation occurs in seven stages.

    Level 3: Lose yourself


    (reading becomes a means of
    escaping)
    Ages 9-11: Grades 4-6
    According to Donelson and Nilsen (2009), literary
    appreciation occurs in seven stages.

    Level 4: Find yourself


    (discovering identity)
    Ages 12-14: Junior High
    (Adolescence)
    According to Donelson and Nilsen (2009), literary
    appreciation occurs in seven stages.

    Level 5: Venture beyond self


    (‘going beyond me’, assessing the
    world around them)
    Age 15-18: High School
    According to Donelson and Nilsen (2009), literary
    appreciation occurs in seven stages.

    Level 6: Variety in reading


    (reads widely and discusses
    experiences with peers)
    Ages 18-Death
    Adulthood
    According to Donelson and Nilsen (2009), literary
    appreciation occurs in seven stages.
    Level 7: Aesthetic purposes (avid
    reader, appreciates the artistic value
    of reading)
    Ages 18- Death
    Adulthood
    What is the importance the different stages of literary
    appreciation?
    -In order to appreciate literature, people at any stage must
    experience pleasure and profit from reading, viewing, and
    listening.

    -As (future) teachers and parents, we must meet young


    people and help them feel comfortable before trying to move
    on to the next stages of literary appreciation.
    Literary Appreciation

    According to Margaret Early, the Stages of Growth in


    Literary Appreciation determines that the personal attitudes,
    reading and observing skills are all part of literary
    appreciation. Stages which readers go through are added
    unto without dropping the previous stages. Thus, literary
    appreciation is a lifelong process.
    Literature has great values which include the
    following;

    1. Entertainment

    2. Mastering of English Language

    3. Emotional Relief

    4. Social Control

    5. Literature also functions as a means of direct


    experience
    Literature has great values which include the
    following;
    6. Literature Mirrors Life

    7. Literature is a reservoir of culture

    8. Literature Serves As Historical Document/ Social


    Document

    9. Finally, Literature is also a means of education and


    enlightenment
    Lesson Design in
    Teaching Poetry
    How to Create Your Lesson
    There are mainly 5 parts:

    1.Objectives

    2. Subject Matter

    3. Procedure

    4.Evaluation

    5. Assignment
    How to Create Your Lesson
    1. Objectives

    -Cognitive

    -Psychomotor

    -Affective
    How to Create Your Lesson
    2. Subject Matter

    -Topic

    -Reference

    -Materials

    -Value Focus
    How to Create Your Lesson
    3. Procedure

    A. Preparatory Activities

    B. Motivation

    C. Lesson Proper

    - Presentation and Exploration


    - Unlocking of Difficulties
    - Reading Skills Enhancement
    - Discussion
    - Generalization
    4. Evaluation

    5. Assignment
    References
    Literary Appreciation

    Images in the Slide

    Stages in Literary Appreciation

    Detailed Lesson Plan in English by Michelle Plaza Jordan though slideshare

    nStages of Literary Appreciation

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