PPT-Writing about an Unseen Poem

What should I expect from Section B One question split into two parts Worth 18 marks You have 30 minutes to answer the question You do not need to compare simply answer each part of the question using . ECED 4300-B, Dr. . Tonja. Root, Fall 2009.. Grade Level. : Third Grade. Specific form of writing. : Poetry. Rachel Carroll. Stage of Writing. : Prewriting. GPS and PLO. ELA3W1 The student demonstrates competency in the writing process. The student . English Literature. Paper 2: Section C. Mrs. Onan-Read. a warm up for section C: unseen poetry. Today’s Foci:. To understand and explore the basic requirements of Section C of Paper 2. . To feel confident when responding to the Unseen questions.. Section B of the exam. Lesson aims:. To know the process in the exam.. To understand what things to look for in an unseen poem.. To create a plan and a few . paragraphs . of an answer. . Read the poem twice. . 45 minutes. to write . a response to a poem that you have never seen before.. Using the following technique is a good way to do well: . SLOTO. S. ubject . L. anguage . O. rganisation . T. hemes . O. Barry J. Wilson. wilsonbj@gov.ns.ca. October 2009. “I don’t have to say, “Poetry is rhythmic, boys and girls; why don’t you dance a little?” They know the music of the poem because they feel it in their bodies.” . a. nd. Explication: The Final Draft. Unit: Wealth and Poverty. English 4A. Review of Terms. Explication. An analysis which describes the possible meanings and relationships of the words, images, and other small units that make up a poem.. concepts. .. Most: To identify poetic features. . Ideas or traditions. GCSE exam:. 15 poems 1 . or 2 unseen. Draw a mind map in your books: write down . everything. you know about poetry.. What tools do poets use?. 1. OFFER A GENERAL INTRODUCTORY . STATEMENT THAT SETS UP THE CONCEPTS . OF THE TASK.. Poetry is an often misunderstood medium, one that readers feel is obscured by hidden meanings.. There . and . how does she present these feelings to the reader? . (18 marks) . What got you the marks. Examiners . are encouraged to reward any valid interpretations. Answers . might, . however, include some of the following: . 2 Questions. 1 Question about 1 unseen poem – how does the writer present X in the poem? (24 marks) . 1 question comparing this poem to another unseen one you get in the exam (8 marks). Hard Frost – Andrew Young. To share the National Writing Project’s mission.. To teach you about Found Poetry and encourage you to continue finding new and creative ways to inject writing into your classroom.. The National Writing Project – . AQA Unseen Poetry Lecture – Approaching poems - looking for Meaning Unseen poetry is all about understanding the meaning and being able to make educated guesses about what the poet might have been trying to say and why they might have been saying this. This lecture will explore the hidden thinking process behind approaching a poem that you have never read before and explore how to compare two poems at a high level without worrying too much about getting it wrong! Scannell. A Case of Murder. A buzzing machine of soft black stuff,. He sat and watched and he hated it,. Snug in its fur, hot blood in a muff,. And its mad gold stare and the way it sat. Crooning dark warmth: he loathed all that.. Smoothing. If the vocabulary size is |V|=1M. Too many parameters to estimate even a unigram model. MLE assigns values of 0 to unseen (yet not impossible) data. Let alone bigram or trigram models. Smoothing (regularization).