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EED 15 M1 Lesson 1
EED 15 M1 Lesson 1
English in
Elementary
Grades through
Reading
EED 15
Module 1
In the Beginning –Exploring
Language and Literature
Lesson 1:
An Introduction to Language
and
Literature in the Classrooms
Lesson
• Come up Objectives
with other reasons of
using literature as a framework in
teaching the English language.
• Discuss the importance of utilizing
literatures in teaching English.
Groupings
BEED 3B
12:30-2:00 pm
Monday & Tuesday
Room 117
BATIANCILA, RYSHEL
Group 1 BUSLON , MENNIE ROSE GERMINO
Lesson PRINCESS
TAHUM, 3: Language
JEANLearners
PREGUA
in Content Areas
Group 2 BALAYAN, KRISTINE MAE
BONGCALES
CABAJIT, SIGRID PANGILINAN
Similarities
Group 3 and 4
• Work with your groupmates.
• Discuss with your groupmates the
main reasons which lead a language
teacher to use literature in the
classroom.
Group 5 and 6
• Work with your groupmates.
• Discuss the reasons for regarding
literature as a potent resource in the
language classroom based on
Malley (1989:12)
Share it!
Choose one representative from
your group who will share to the
class what has transpired in your
group discussion.
four main reasons which lead a language
teacher to use literature in the classroom
1. valuable authentic material
2. cultural enrichment
3. language enrichment
4. personal involvement
Valuable Authentic Material
• samples of language in real-life contexts
• Be familiar with many different linguistic
forms, communicative functions and
meanings.
Cultural Enrichment
• facilitate understanding how
communication takes place in that country
• literature adds a lot to the cultural grammar
of the learners.
Language Enrichment
• become familiar with many features of the
written language, reading a substantial and
contextualized body of text
Personal Involvement
• drawn into the text
• student becomes enthusiastic to find out
what happens as events unfold via the
climax; he feels close to certain characters
and shares their emotional responses
More of these
reasons for regarding literature as a
potent resource in the
language classroom based on Malley
(1989:12):
1.Universality – universal truth
2. Non-triviality – genuine & authentic inputs
3. Personal Relevance – relate with the text
4. Variety – variety of topic and style, specific
language
5. Interest – engaging topics
6. Economy and Suggestive Power - suggests
many ideas
7. Ambiguity – different interpretation
Working Together
• Answer the following questions
with your groupmates: