JSS1 Second Term Literature-in-English Lesson Notes
Six free notes, in teaching order, from Literary Appreciation: How to Appreciate a Literary Work to Poetry: Analysis of Poems for the Term. Read them online, or get a PDF or Word copy.
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Note 1 of 6Literary Appreciation: How to Appreciate a Literary Work
Students should be able to explain what literary appreciation means.
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Reading: Drama Reading of the Drama Text(s) for the Term
Students should be able to explain the difference between reading drama and reading other literary genres.
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Reading: Drama: Background of Dramatist, Setting, Plot Summary, and Themes
Students should be able to identify the dramatist and describe his or her background.
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Reading: Prose: Reading of the Novel(s) for the Term
Students should be able to describe effective techniques for reading novels.
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Reading: Prose: Background of Novelist, Setting, Plot Summary, and Themes
Students should be able to identify the novelist and state facts about the novelist's background.
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Poetry: Analysis of Poems for the Term
Students should be able to state the background and main themes of the prescribed poems.
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About JSS1 Second Term Literature-in-English Lesson Notes
These are the six JSS1 Second Term Literature-in-English topics, in teaching order. The first note covers Literary Appreciation: How to Appreciate a Literary Work and the last covers Poetry: Analysis of Poems for the Term.
What students learn this term
- Explain what literary appreciation means
- Explain the difference between reading drama and reading other literary genres
- Identify the dramatist and describe his or her background
- Describe effective techniques for reading novels
- Identify the novelist and state facts about the novelist's background
- State the background and main themes of the prescribed poems
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| Excellence in Literature-in-English for NECO JSCE/BECE 2028-2031School booklist – International School, University of Ibadan (UI-owned)Edition: 2028-2031 | ||
| NECO Highest Grade Literature-in-English WorkbookSchool booklist – International School, University of Ibadan (UI-owned) | Christiana Uyanne | |
| Mary SlessorSchool booklist – International School, University of Ibadan (UI-owned) | Moses Oko | |
| The Sarkin Yarki's DemiseSchool booklist – International School, University of Ibadan (UI-owned) | Salis Sabo Muhammad | |
| Diary of RegretSchool booklist – International School, University of Ibadan (UI-owned) | Mathew Aaron | |
| Excellence in Literature-in-English for JSCE/BECE 2028-2031School booklist – International School, University of Ibadan (UI-owned) |
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How many JSS1 Second Term Literature-in-English lesson notes are there?
There are 6 notes, from Literary Appreciation: How to Appreciate a Literary Work to Poetry: Analysis of Poems for the Term. When a new note is published, this page and this number update on their own.
What topics do the notes cover?
Literary Appreciation: How to Appreciate a Literary Work, Reading: Drama Reading of the Drama Text(s) for the Term, Reading: Drama: Background of Dramatist, Setting, Plot Summary, and Themes, Reading: Prose: Reading of the Novel(s) for the Term, Reading: Prose: Background of Novelist, Setting, Plot Summary, and Themes and Poetry: Analysis of Poems for the Term.
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