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Stewards School Literature Club: Romeo and Juliet

Stewards School Literature Club: Romeo and Juliet

The Stewards School Literature Club is designed to support KS3 students in becoming better readers and more proficient in literary analysis. Students will read one book from a specific genre each term, participate in discussions, and engage in activities that deepen their understanding of the text. The club will meet weekly and include a mixture of teacher-led discussions, presentations, and group activities.

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Department

  • Online School

TimeLine

To be confirmed

Duration

10 Months

Sessions

27

Language

English

Location

Online

Time

12:00 am

Rating

4.5 (110 ratings)

Price

Ā£25.00 per month

Total Cost

Ā£250

Key Objectives

  • Strengthen Reading: Expose students to a variety of genres to enhance their reading skills.
  • Develop Analytical Skills: Enhance students' ability to analyze and interpret texts critically.
  • Improve Speaking and Listening: Foster students' speaking and listening skills through interactive discussions.
  • Support the KS3 Curriculum: Complement the KS3 English curriculum by reinforcing key skills in reading and literary analysis.
  • Promote Cultural and Historical Awareness: Help students gain exposure to a diversity of cultures and historical knowledge through literature.
  • The Course Includes

  • A comprehensive curriculum that aligns with KS3 & IGCSE standards.
  • An opportunity to fill learning gaps.
  • Interactive sessions that develop listening and speaking skills.
  • FeedbackĀ onĀ assignments.
  • Course Schedule

    Schedule UTC+001
    Wednesday5:00 PM - 6:00 PM

    Description

    The Stewards School Literature Club is designed to support KS3 students in becoming stronger readers and more skilled in literary analysis. For the duration of the club, students will read one book and focus on various aspects of the KS3 English curriculum, such as comprehension, critical thinking, literary devices, themes, and context. The club will meet weekly and provide a blend of teacher-led discussions, presentations, and group activities, all aimed at deepening students’ understanding of the text and its relation to the curriculum. The program is aligned with the KS3 National Curriculum and specifically designed to prepare students for IGCSE and GCSE exams.

    Term 1: Introduction and Initial Analysis (September 30th – December 20th)

    In Term 1, students will begin by exploring the world of Romeo and Juliet, including an introduction to Shakespeare and the Elizabethan era. They will read Acts 1 through 3, focusing on understanding Shakespearean language, character development, and key themes such as love and conflict. Students will engage in character analysis and identify literary devices used by Shakespeare. The term will culminate in a reflective review, allowing students to consolidate their understanding and discuss their insights.

    Term 2: Deepening Analysis and Thematic Exploration (January 6th – February 28th)

    During Term 2, students will delve into Acts 4 and 5 of Romeo and Juliet, exploring the turning points and climax of the play. They will analyze themes of fate versus free will, symbolism, and tragic elements, and compare the play to other tragic love stories. Creative projects will allow students to reinterpret key scenes through modern lenses or different artistic forms. The term will also feature a mid-term review to reflect on their progress and understanding.

    Term 3: Integration, Application, and Review (April 21st – July 4th)

    Term 3 focuses on synthesizing and applying the knowledge gained from studying Romeo and Juliet. Students will engage in in-depth scene analysis, explore the playā€™s modern relevance, and apply various literary criticism theories. They will work on final projects to showcase their understanding, culminating in presentations. The term concludes with a comprehensive review of the yearā€™s work, celebrating achievements and reflecting on the learning journey.

    Cost: Ā£250 per year, payable in 10 monthly instalments of Ā£25.00.

    Should you require further information on this course, please click on the chat widget at the bottom right corner of the screen to leave a message and we will get back to you as soon as possible.

    Requirements

    • Age Group: This course is designed for students aged 12-15 years.
    • Prerequisites: Basic reading, writing, and speaking skills.
    • Materials: Romeo and Juliet by William Shakespeare.

    Instructor(s)

    Asma Patel

    Asma Patel

    4.5 (110 ratings)

    30 Courses ā€¢ 525,181 students

    PGCE, Manchester Metropolitan University – 2019, Bachelor of Education in English and Education Studies, Bolton, Greater Manchester. Graduated: -July 2010. Asma is dedicated and highly experienced English teacher with over a decade of proven success in fostering a positive learning environment and facilitating the intellectual and social development of students. Asma has a deep passion for teaching, strong communication skills, and comprehensive knowledge of English literature to contribute to the academic growth of students.

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