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Martin Simon, Benjamin Lüder, Eric Heiden Teaching Literary Competency University of Potsdam Department of English and American Studies Seminar: Der kompetenzorientierte Englischunterricht WiSe 13-14

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Martin Simon, Benjamin Lüder, Eric Heiden

Teaching Literary Competency

University of Potsdam!Department of English and American Studies!Seminar: Der kompetenzorientierte Englischunterricht!WiSe 13-14

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Before we start

presentation and handout on:!!

slideshare.net/ericheiden

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Overview

1. Literature and Literary Competency!

2. Approaches to Novels and Drama!

3. Approaches to Poetry

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What is Literature?

Latin "litterae" - letters!Literature >> "Things

made from letters"

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What is Literature?

Please go to:!!

titanpad.com/literaturepotsdam

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What does literature mean for this class?

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Preliminary Definition of Literature❖ From Nünning pp. 15!

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❖ Literature in the broad sense: all written communications!

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❖ Literature in the narrow sense: distinct aesthetics and complexity

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Literary Competence

knowledge attitude

skills

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Why teaching literary competency?

❖ Common European Framework of Reference for Languages: Levels of Language Proficiency!!

❖ Brandenburg framework curriculum

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Brandenburg Framework Curriculum!

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-   !Grade 1/2: to be able to read out!

short poetic texts!!

Grade 3/4: to be able to understand!the content of visually supported

stories!!

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Brandenburg Framework Curriculum!

Grade 7/8: to be able to understand!easy fictional texts and it its structure!

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Grade 9/10: to be able to understand!different authentic fictional texts that are

situated in known contexts,!understand the type and intention of a

text!!

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Brandenburg Framework Curriculum

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Grades 10-12:!communicate literary-aesthetic aspects!

dimensions of lit. texts!interpretation!

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Benefits of Teaching Lit. Comp.- support the language learning process!- motivation for reading in English!- intercultural knowledge!- personal benefits  !- different perspectives on a text!- social prestige!!

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How to chose the right text

school teacher

learner text

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Overview

1. Literature and Literary Competency!

2. Approaches to Novels and Drama!

3. Approaches to Poetry

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Approaches to Novels and Drama

Task of the teacher: make your students want to read!!!

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Get them interested in literature

Vicious cycle of a good reader: enjoys reading > reads more > understands better > reads faster > enjoys reading …

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ApproachesApproach Description Pros Cons

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ApproachesApproach Description Pros Cons

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Conclusions

use the appropriate method

don't let them read too much

Make your students want to read !

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Works Cited

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Thank you for your attention. =)