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Secondary School Lesson Notes and Scheme of Work

SS3 Third Term Literature In English Lesson Note and Scheme of Work

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SS3 Third Term Literature In English Lesson Note and Scheme of Work

 

Week 1: Literary Criticism – Approaches and Theories

 

Lesson: Introduce various literary criticism approaches and theories.

Activity: Apply different critical lenses to analyze a given literary work.

Week 2: Prose – Cultural and Historical Contexts

 

Lesson: Explore the impact of cultural and historical contexts on prose.

Activity: Analyze a short story or novel considering its cultural and historical backdrop.

Week 3: Drama – Theatrical Techniques

 

Lesson: Discuss theatrical techniques employed in drama.

Activity: View a live or recorded play, followed by a discussion on theatrical elements.

Week 4: Poetry – Contemporary Poetic Movements

 

Lesson: Examine contemporary poetic movements and their characteristics.

Activity: Write and share poems inspired by a chosen contemporary movement.

Week 5: African Literature – Female Voices

 

Lesson: Focus on female perspectives in African literature.

Activity: Read and discuss works by African female authors, exploring themes and perspectives.

Week 6: Novel – Social Issues and Commentary

 

Lesson: Explore novels as a medium for addressing social issues.

Activity: Analyze a novel for its social commentary and relevance.

Week 7: Literary Adaptations – From Page to Screen

 

Lesson: Discuss the process of adapting literature into different mediums.

Activity: Watch a film adaptation of a literary work and compare it to the original.

Week 8: Shakespearean Literature – Historical Plays

 

Lesson: Study historical plays by Shakespeare.

Activity: Perform scenes from a historical play and discuss its relevance to the period.

Week 9: Modern Literature – Existential Themes

 

Lesson: Analyze existential themes in modern literature.

Activity: Discuss and write about the existential elements in a chosen novel.

Week 10: Comparative Literature – Global Perspectives

 

Lesson: Explore literature from a global perspective.

Activity: Compare and contrast works from different regions or cultures.

Week 11: Revision Week

 

Review key concepts, literary terms, and major works covered in the term.

Week 12: Examination Week

 

Conduct end-of-term examination based on the topics covered.

Week 13: School Dismissal Week

 

Reflect on the academic year, discuss personal growth in literature studies, and encourage reading during the break.

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