Poem into poem : reading and writing poems with students of English
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Poem into poem : reading and writing poems with students of English
Cambridge University Press, 1985
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The aim of Poem into Poem is to make poetry in English accessible to upper-intermediate and more advanced students. There are strong arguments for using poetry as both input and output in the language learning process: poems are often highly memorable; they can enhance a learner's feel for the language; and they can offer a powerful stimulus for reflection and discussion. The activities in this book are designed to aid understanding and lead students towards producing their own poems in English.
Table of Contents
- Thanks
- To the student
- 1. Who is today?
- 2. Memories
- 3. Running away
- 4. Goodbyes
- 5. What happened?
- 6. It's mine ...
- 7. Nonsense!
- 8. Construction
- 9. The takeover
- 10. On reflection
- 11. The daily shuttle
- 12. Waking
- 13. Nobody
- 14. Pain
- 15. Still together
- To the teacher
- Key
- Acknowledgements.
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