V6B - P3 - Week 6 (Modern)

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V6B - P3 - Week 6

Today's Lesson

Literary History: The Modern Period

Make groups of 4
One of you needs to sign in with your group name and lists who is in the group below

Literature Lesson - The Modern Period

Reader Page 14-15: Task 9a
What strikes you about her sentences?
Post your answer as a group

What strikes you about her sentences?

The sentences are long and contain a lot of information

Look up the term: Stream of consciousness

What does it mean?

The unbroken flow of thought and awareness in the waking mind. 

Reader Page 14-15: Task 9b
In this fragment Mrs Dalloway gives a lot of information about
her past and present life.
Mention some instances and also how she feels about them.
Post your answers as a group

In this fragment Mrs Dalloway gives a lot of information about

her past and present life.

Mention some instances and also how she feels about them. 

• She thinks about when she was eighteen looking at flowers
• She loves London at this moment of June
• The war is over: thank Heaven

Reader Page 14-15: Task 9c
Who else tells us something about her?
What does he say?
Post your answers as a group

Who else tells us something about her?

What does he say?

• Scrope Purvis
• A charming woman, vivacious, seems younger than she is

Share what you remember about the Modern Period from the previous lesson

Look up the literary term: Lyric
Explain what it is

Post your answers as a group

Reader Page 16: Read the poem
Is this poem a lyric? Why or why not?

Post your answers as a group

Reader Page 16: Read the poem
Write down for whom the poem was NOT written

Post your answers as a group

Literature Lesson - The Modern Period

Student's choice

You have several options for the rest of this lesson:

Test week:

- Study the PPT on the Modern period

- Study the other Literary History PPTs. 

- Study literary history reader

Centraal Examen:

- Practise your reading skills on www.examenflow.nl 

What are you going to work on this lesson?

What is your goal this lesson?
(what do you want to achieve)

What did you accomplish this lesson?
(Be specific please.)

Finished!

You have finished today's lesson. 

You learned more about literary history

 and

you have prepared for your final tests. 

Well done!