230336 Language and Literature: Teaching Short Stories (S) (WiSe 2017/2018)
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Short Stories are an excellent genre to teach at school, especially to students preparing to enter SEK II. This class discusses post-colonial short stories in their school-canonical context, together with extant didactic material accompanying them. Our target is to develop an understanding of these stories both in their progressive historical and cultural context, and their applicability to current educational questions in EFL. In the course of this class, you will particularly discuss, rehearse and compare different methodical approaches to short stories and teaching prose literature, as well as consider possible ways to plan and organize thematic units and individual classroom sessions.
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Obligatory Literature (to be purchased by students):
Barbara Korte, Claudia Sternberg, eds. Many Voices, Many Cultures: Multicultural British Short Stories. Stuttgart: Reclam 1997 (RUB 9045).
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| Frequency | Weekday | Time | Format / Place | Period | |
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| weekly | Di | 12-14 | 10.10.2017-30.01.2018 |
Subject assignments
| Module | Course | Requirements | |
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| 23-ANG-VRPS_GymGe_ver2 Vorbereitung und Reflexion des Praxissemesters (GymGe) | FD 1 Teaching English Language and Literature | Study requirement
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| 23-ANG-VRPS_HRSGe_ver2 Vorbereitung und Reflexion des Praxissemesters (HRSGe) | FD 1 Teaching English Language and Literature | Study requirement
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