Title of Activity
The Redhead
Description of educational activity
Duration: 90 minutes
Pupils’ age: 15-19
Organization of the class of pupils: individual/pair work
The aim of the lesson: The aim of the lesson is to improve the reading literacy of the students. To be able to describe a character of a person and find possible reasons of ones’ behaviour. The students will recognize the importance of social apprehension and every single individuality within society.
Support materials:
Activities:
Evaluation and assessment method:
Effect of the activity on RSP reading:
Finding that their comprehension is positively evaluated and their opinions discussed the students lose the previous resist towards reading and gain some confidence.
Connection to curriculum
Grade: 1 – 4 grade of secondary studies
Curriculum: The study of literature is focused on reading and comprehending literary texts of historical and cultural importance and relevancy either in the world or Czech literature. Students are taught to work with texts and information in different ways, to adopt the processes of analysis, synthesis, induction, deduction, generalization, abstraction, specification, comparison, organization, selection. The students should be able to interpret, summarize and evaluate the texts.
Knowledge:
Skills:
Competences:
Bibliographic reference to be used during the activity
Kharms Daniil
Incidences
Publisher: Serpent’s Tail
ISBN: 1852423064
Page count:
Year of issue: 1993
Digital resources
The full text can be found on http://danielcharms.com/charms/plays/play1.html and a video on https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sx21o6GRAfw.
Results
The expected outcomes of the lesson are:
Recommendations
Both the teaching method and the text can help in increasing students’ interest in reading. The character is a total loser and the students find it easy to feel for him. The teacher monitors the students to make sure they follow the activities and participate in the discussion.
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Zagreb
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