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PBET4102 – PERFORMANCE IN THE LITERATURE EDUCATION (3 Credit Hours)

            Synopsis:

            This  course  aims  at  providing  students  with  hands-on  experience  in  the  use  of  various  types  of  performance  activities  to  facilitate
            engagement as well as the analysis and interpretation of literary text by learners.  Students will explore how to present literary texts to that
            they  appeal  to  the  learners’  imagination  creating  a  rich  and  meaningful  context  for  active  meaning-making  while  allowing  for  various
            interpretations of the text.  Students will explore a multi-model approach to encourage active learner involvement in the literary experience
            through the use of the visual, auditory, gestural, spatial and kinaesthetic modalities to support and facilitate explorations of texts.

            Assessment Method    : Assignment   -  60%,  Oral   -  40%

            Medium of Instruction   : English Language

            References :

            Kempe, A (1997).  The GCSE Drama Coursebook.Cheltenham:  Stanley Thomas Publishers Ltd
            Monahan, S. (1991).  Poetry as Shared Reading.Melbourne:  Logman Cheshire
            Zaro, J.J. & Salaberri, S. (1995).  Storyteling.  Oxford: Heinemann

            PBET4103 – SIMULATED TEACHING IN LITERATURE EDUCATION (3 Credit Hours)

            Synopsis:

            This course will focus on enabling students to develop professional competence in the teaching of literature through the practice of simulated
            teaching where students will plan and implement lessons. This course builds on and integrate courses on the teaching of the various genres
            as well as the selection and use of texts. Relevant dimensions of the teaching – learning process will be addressed. Students will also
            develop  strategies  for  implementing  the  national  syllabus  in Malaysian  literature classrooms.  Students  will  be  encouraged  to  reflect  on
            experience to develop a thoughtful and principled approach to the teaching of literature.

            Assessment Method    : Assignment   -  40%,  Oral   -  60%

            Medium of Instruction   : English Language

            References :

            Carter, R. & Long, M. (1991) Teaching of Literature. London: Burnt Mill.
            Lazar, G. (1993) Literature & Language Teaching. Cambridge: CUP
            Syllabus for Literature in English Programme (Form 4&5) (1990). Kuala Lumpur: Dewan Bahasa dan Pustaka






















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