The Poet's Pen: Writing Poetry with Middle and High School Students
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... 1: Using Interesting Words 56 Lesson 2: Simile 58 Lesson 3: Creating Metaphor 60 Lesson 4: Subjective Metaphor 62 Lesson 5: Observation and Metaphor 63 Lesson 6: Some Writing Tips 67 Lesson 7: Images 68 Lesson 8: Writing Poems About ...
... 1: Using Interesting Words 56 Lesson 2: Simile 58 Lesson 3: Creating Metaphor 60 Lesson 4: Subjective Metaphor 62 Lesson 5: Observation and Metaphor 63 Lesson 6: Some Writing Tips 67 Lesson 7: Images 68 Lesson 8: Writing Poems About ...
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Expository writing by these students is sometimes appalling, but in poetry they may create compelling images and metaphors, use language in both creative and precise ways, play with words and ideas, and express their thoughts freely.
Expository writing by these students is sometimes appalling, but in poetry they may create compelling images and metaphors, use language in both creative and precise ways, play with words and ideas, and express their thoughts freely.
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... new ideas and startle with aptness of expression; both make the reader sit up and notice the familiar in a new way; both use figurative language, vivid images, and precise words; and both reveal the voice and thoughts of the writer.
... new ideas and startle with aptness of expression; both make the reader sit up and notice the familiar in a new way; both use figurative language, vivid images, and precise words; and both reveal the voice and thoughts of the writer.
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But, as Jacques Maritain writes, "Poetry cannot be reduced to a mere gushing forth of images unseparated from intelligence, any more than to a discursus of logical reason."7 Look at what some poets have said about the need for tempering ...
But, as Jacques Maritain writes, "Poetry cannot be reduced to a mere gushing forth of images unseparated from intelligence, any more than to a discursus of logical reason."7 Look at what some poets have said about the need for tempering ...
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Says Bruner: "Creative products have this power of reordering experience and thought in their image. In science, the reordering is much the same from one beholder of a formula to another. In art, the imitation is in part self-imitation ...
Says Bruner: "Creative products have this power of reordering experience and thought in their image. In science, the reordering is much the same from one beholder of a formula to another. In art, the imitation is in part self-imitation ...
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Inhalt
2THE POETRY WRITING PROGRAM | 16 |
3THE WRITERS NOTEBOOK | 32 |
4GETTING STARTED | 52 |
5TEACHING POETRY WRITING | 82 |
6CREATING POETRY WRITING TOPICS | 114 |
7WRITING ABOUT LITERATURE THROUGH POETRY | 152 |
GLOSSARY | 185 |
ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHY | 191 |
INDEX | 195 |
ABOUT THE AUTHOR | 201 |
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The Poet's Pen: Writing Poetry with Middle and High School Students Betty Bonham Lies Keine Leseprobe verfügbar - 1993 |
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