Course: [TCA-Asyn-Sep] ENG3U by Ms. M. Hodelin (2024-25 Sep-Feb), Section: Lesson 2.5

Lesson 2.5 - Perspectives in Literature
Lesson 2.5 - Perspectives in Literature
Specific Expectations:
Reading for Meaning - 1.3; 1.5; 1.6; 1.8
Understanding Form and Style - 2.2
Reflecting on Skills and Strategies - 4.1
Learning Goal(s):
In this lesson you will be introduced to what's known as Literary Perspectives. Writers create texts based on their personal interests, how they see the world, and what they want to say about it. It represents their 'perspective." When we can identify writers who address the kinds of issues and perspectives we ourselves are also interested in, it opens the possibilities for continuing to read more texts created from that perspective.
- Icebreaker 2.5 – Is Learning to Play a Musical Instrument Necessary Forum
- Lecture 2.5.0 – Literary Perspectives Lesson
- Glossary 2.5
  These are the key words you will need to learn that are related to this Lesson.
- Lecture 2.5.1 – Literary Perspectives: Feminist Perspective Lesson
- Activity 2.5.1 - Feminist Perspective: Edna St. Vincent Millay Assignment
- Lecture 2.5.2 – Marxist/Conflict Perspectives Lesson
- Activity 2.5.2 - African American Perspective: Marxist/Conflict Assignment
- Lecture 2.5.3 - Post–Colonial Perspective Lesson
- Activity 2.5.3 - Canadian Aboriginal Post-Colonial Perspective Assignment
- Lecture 2.5.4 - The Biographical Perspective Lesson
- Activity 2.5.4 – The Biographical Perspective Assignment
- Lecture 2.5.5 - The Long Term Value of Poetry Lesson
- Activity 2.5.5 - Did You Miss Anything? Assignment
- Exit Card 2.5 Questionnaire
  Students to complete this after you've finished all activities/tasks in today's lesson.

Lesson 2.5 - Perspectives in Literature

Lesson 2.5 - Perspectives in Literature