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FORM 5 LITERATURE

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  • 6 students
  • 166 Hours 40 Min
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Course Requirements

 Form 5 Literature in English course aims to develop students' critical thinking, analytical skills, and appreciation of literary texts. Through a comprehensive study of various literary genres, students will explore the themes, techniques, and cultural contexts of selected texts. This course will enhance students' ability to interpret and evaluate literature, fostering a deeper understanding and enjoyment of the written word. Course Objectives: 1. To develop students' proficiency in analyzing and interpreting literary texts. 2. To expose students to a range of literary genres, including poetry, prose, and drama. 3. To enhance students' understanding of literary techniques, such as symbolism, imagery, and narrative structure. 4. To encourage students to critically evaluate and appreciate the cultural and historical contexts of literary works. 5. To foster students' ability to express their ideas and opinions about literature effectively through oral and written communication.

Course Description

Form 5 Literature in English course offers a comprehensive study of literary works, focusing on the analysis and interpretation of various genres and themes. Through engaging discussions and critical thinking exercises, students will develop a deeper understanding of classic and contemporary literature, enhancing their literary appreciation and analytical skills. This course aims to foster a professional learning environment, encouraging students to explore the rich world of literature and its cultural significance.

Course Outcomes

his course aims to enhance students' understanding and appreciation of literature in the English language. Through the study of various literary genres, including poetry, drama, and prose, students will develop critical thinking skills, analytical abilities, and a deeper appreciation for the power of language and storytelling. II. Learning Objectives: By the end of this course, students will be able to: 1. Analyze and interpret literary texts effectively. 2. Identify and analyze key literary elements, such as plot, character, setting, and theme. 3. Apply critical thinking skills to evaluate and appreciate literary works. 4. Demonstrate an understanding of the historical and cultural contexts that shape literature. 5. Develop effective oral and written communication skills through discussions, presentations, and written assignments. III. Course Content: 1. Introduction to Literature - Definition and importance of literature - Literary genres and their characteristics - Elements of literature: plot, character, setting, theme, etc. 2. Poetry - Analysis of poetic devices and techniques - Study of different forms of poetry (sonnets, ballads, free verse, etc.) - Exploration of renowned poets and their works 3. Drama - Analysis of dramatic elements (dialogue, stage directions, etc.) - Study of different types of plays (tragedy, comedy, etc.) - Examination of notable playwrights and their plays 4. Prose - Analysis of narrative techniques and styles - Study of short stories and novels - Exploration of renowned authors and their works 5. Historical and Cultural Contexts - Understanding the influence of historical and cultural contexts on literature - Analysis of literary works in relation to their respective contexts - Exploration of diverse perspectives and voices in literature

Course Curriculum

  • 12 chapters
  • 66 lectures
  • 25 quizzes
  • 166 Hours 40 Min total length
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1 Allegory_1
3 Min

Allegory_1

2 Allegory [Quiz]
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3 A Prologue
5 Min

1 Site Specific and Open Air Theatre
2 Min

Site Specific and Open Air Theatre

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2 Background and function of Literature Modern Anthology of Poetry by Hans Bokwe Itoe. Common poetic forms relevant for O/L poetry.
5 Min

3 Modern Anthology of Poetry by Hans Bokwe Itoe.
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5 Common poetic forms relevant for O/L poetry.
5 Min

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7 Narrative and lyrical poems, definitions. The sonnet, the quatrain, the couplet. The dirge or elegy, the pastoral, the ode, the ballad, the epigram.
5 Min

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9 The dirge or elegy, the pastoral, the ode, the ballad, the epigram.
5 Min

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11 Some common devices to watch out for in appreciating poetry. Imagery, metaphor, simile, personification, alliteration etc.
5 Min

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13 Imagery, metaphor, simile, personification, alliteration etc.
5 Min

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1 Elements to consider. The title of the poem, the name of the port, the subject matter, the poet's attitude, the poet's diction. The setting of the poem etc.
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3 List of the 18 poems by countries and regions or continents. Classification of the poems according to subject matter.
5 Min

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5 Classification of the poems according to subject matter
5 Min

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7 Love for nature and animals. "Animals", " Fulani cattle", "Menchum falls"
5 Min

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9 The enchanting power of music. " The solitary Reaper", "the mystic Drum"
5 Min

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11 Hatred and anger." A poison tree" by William Blake
5 Min

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2 Lamentation/lost values/ moral decadence/ social development/ international migration. "When we were Young" by Mathew Takwi
5 Min

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4 African Tradition/ negritude/Ancestral worship. "I am an African Child" by Albert Samah.
5 Min

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6 "The kalanut Ritual by Ayukabore S. Agbormbouh.
5 Min

1 Man and nature. " Indifferent nature" by Shadrach A. Ambanasom, "night" by Woke Soyinka
5 Min

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3 Faith/ Christianity/ life after death. " Transition" by Edward Ayugho, " God's Tears" by Joshua Akemecha
5 Min

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5 Grass will grow" by Jonathan Kariara
5 Min

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1 Revision of selected poems
5 Min

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3 Revision of selected poems
5 Min

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5 Revision of The Crown of Thorns by Linus T. Asong. (background information)
5 Min

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7 Revision of Crown of Thorns (themes and stylistic devices)
5 Min

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9 Revision of crown of Thorns (characterization)
5 Min

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1 Chinua Achebe
3 Min

Chinua Achebe

2 Oral Poetry
4 Min

Oral Poetry

3 ROLE OF THE POST COLONIAL WRITER
3 Min

ROLE OF THE POST COLONIAL WRITER

4 ROLE OF THE POST COLONIAL WRITER
3 Min

ROLE OF THE POST COLONIAL WRITER

5 THEME
4 Min

THEME

6 What makes philosophical pros different_1
3 Min

What makes philosophical pros different_1

7 Major Themes In Post Colonial Literature
3 Min

Major Themes In Post Colonial Literature

1 Parallelism
4 Min

Parallelism

1 Different types of fables
3 Min

Different types of fables

1 Cohesion
3 Min

Cohesion

1 Types of Monologues
4 Min

Types of Monologues

2 Stylistic Devices
3 Min

Stylistic Devices

3 Basic Elements of Drama
2 Min

Basic Elements of Drama

4 Plot as an element of literature
3 Min

Plot as an element of literature

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  • Duration 166 Hours 40 Min

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  • Category: Form 5

  • 25 Quizzes

  • Language: English

  • Skill Level SECONDARY

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