The document discusses prose and its key characteristics. Prose is meant to flow naturally like everyday speech and focuses on logic rather than emotion. It can take various forms like narratives, expositions, and persuasions. Comprehension and appreciation of prose involve understanding its meaning and developing an emotional connection to appreciate its literary qualities.
The document discusses prose and its key characteristics. Prose is meant to flow naturally like everyday speech and focuses on logic rather than emotion. It can take various forms like narratives, expositions, and persuasions. Comprehension and appreciation of prose involve understanding its meaning and developing an emotional connection to appreciate its literary qualities.
The document discusses prose and its key characteristics. Prose is meant to flow naturally like everyday speech and focuses on logic rather than emotion. It can take various forms like narratives, expositions, and persuasions. Comprehension and appreciation of prose involve understanding its meaning and developing an emotional connection to appreciate its literary qualities.
The document discusses prose and its key characteristics. Prose is meant to flow naturally like everyday speech and focuses on logic rather than emotion. It can take various forms like narratives, expositions, and persuasions. Comprehension and appreciation of prose involve understanding its meaning and developing an emotional connection to appreciate its literary qualities.
Dramatic Prose Prose • In Latin words prose is for "Prosa Oratio", meaning "straightforward.“
• Verbal or Written where speech
flows naturally and writing in a grammatical way. You are reading Prose, whe you read;
• Newspaper • Textbook • Novel • Prose considered as "everyday language". • Listening to and reading stories that are closely similar to the way we talk makes prose more conversational in form. • Prose is meant for language learning and comprehension development. Prose can develop learners;
- Reading skills - Acquire new words - Expand vocabulary knowledge and structure - Promote proficiency in the language macro skills This chapter in order to prepare you, future English language and literature teachers, for the real world of teaching and assessment of prose;
- Strategies in Teaching Prose
- Designing Lessons and Assessment - Preparing Materials - Resources in Teaching Prose Activity Below are two written pieces that both talk about an old car. The first piece is a descriptive paragraph or essay while the second one is a poem. Read the two written pieces and choose which between the two attracts and catches your attention and appeals more to your emotion. Compare the two pieces of written work by filling the comparison chart below. Old Car
Rusted red in a field it lies, The seats inside are worn with age, A forgotten car beneath the skies. A history of journeys once engaged. Its tires flat, its paint now fades, The steering wheel now weak and frayed, The passage of time its only trade. A relic of a time long decayed.
Once it roared with engines strong, But still, it sits with grace and pride, A king of the road, a hero long gone. A symbol of a past that cannot hide. Its metal now creaks with every gust, And in its rust and peeling paint, A memory of speed and adventure lost. A beauty that will never faint. Basis for comparison Descriptive essay Poem
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Paraphrasing What do you mean by Comprehension and appreciation of prose? • Comprehension and appreciation of prose are essential skills for effective reading and critical thinking • Comprehension of prose involves understanding the meaning of the words, sentences, and paragraphs in a text. • Appreciation of prose involves developing an emotional connection to the text and understanding its literary qualities. WHAT IS PROSE? PROSE: -Written in a straightforward and narrative style - Prosaic, means unromantic and lacking of beauty and imagination. -Characterized by a continuous, spontaneous flow of speaker emotions's or writer's and feelings . Feelings in prose are expressed in a controlled, restrained and logical manner.
• POETRY is based on feelings and emotions while PROSE is
based on logic and reason. • Prose is made up of sentences and paragraph taken together to express one idea Prose can take many different forms:
1. Narrative prose (such as novels and short stories)
2. Expository prose (such as essays and articles) 3. Persuasive prose (such as speeches and opinion pieces) POEM PROSE version Hope is like a bird that rests in your soul, singing a melody that can't be put into "Hope is the Thing with Feathers" Hope is the thing with feathers words. It never stops singing, even in the That perches in the soul, toughest of times. It flutters and flies, And sings the tune without the words, soaring above the troubles and worries of And never stops at all. everyday life. It reminds us that there is always a reason to keep going, to never give up, and to always look for the silver lining in every situation. Even when everything seems bleak and there is darkness all around, hope is there to guide us, to lift us up and to remind us that there is always a brighter tomorrow. THANK YOU THANKS
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