Spec 19. Chapter 3 Reporting
Spec 19. Chapter 3 Reporting
Spec 19. Chapter 3 Reporting
Teaching and
Assessment Learning
NARRATIVE POEMS
• are those that tells a story; they have the story elements such as
characters, plot, and theme. They include the following.
Allegory
• A narrative poem that uses an extended metaphor to make
a point.
Ballad
• Is a narrative poem that can be sung.
Burlesque
• Mock-epic poem presented in a melodramatic way.
Epic
• Is a long narrative poem that tells a story of a legendary
hero.
LYRIC POEMS
• Those that can be sung; they use song-like and emotional
words to describe a moment, an object, a feeling, or a
person. They include:
Riddle
• A short mystifying lyric poem that poses a question.
Elegy
• Mournful or reflected poem that laments the use of
someone or something.
Haiku
• A traditional form of Japanese poetry that consists of 3
lines with syllables pattern of 5-7-5.
Sonnet
• Consist of 14 lines, with specific rhyme and meter.
DRAMATIC POEMS
• are those that express a character's point of view. They are
written from the perspective of a character in the story.
Monologue
• is a speech given by one character to another, or by one
character to the audience.
Soliloquy
• is a speech given by one character to himself or herself; a
dramatic representation of an inner monologue.
1. DEVICES THAT CREATE RHYTHM
• RHYTHM
• IAMB
• TROCHEE
• SPONDEE
• DACTYL
• ANAPEST
2. DEVICES THAT ENHANCE MEANING
The figures of speech are poetic devices that enhance the
meaning of a poem. Some of them are listed below:
Learning Plan
• An indispensable tool that enables teachers to carry out
their classroom activities effectively.
• It outlines what the target audience will learn at a given
period, how the activities scaffold what the learners need
to demonstrate and how the assessment measures
performance.
STEPS IN DESIGNING A LEARNING PLAN
3Ps plan:
• Preparation - planning and organizing.
• Presentation - delivering content.
• Performance - evaluating.