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3. Joint construction

I den tredje processen får eleverna skriva en uppsats. Under “moment” hittar du alla filer och länkar som tillhör PROCESS 3 och som du kan ladda ner till ditt Google Classroom. Du kan också klicka på...

4. Independent writing

I den här processen skriver eleverna individuella uppsatser och de får också bedöma andra elevtexter med syftet att träna sig i självbedömning. I processen ingår även att skriva flera utkast av sin up...

1. THE DANGER OF A SINGLE STORY (PRE-READING ACTIVITIES)

    Listen to the following speach and practise note-taking   While listening: Take notes in your own words. Focus on the main points only. Keep your note-taking short, writing phr...

The perfect you

Hur ser den perfekta kroppen ut? Varför tycker vi att den är attraktiv? Stora muskler? Små muskler? Kurvig eller smal? Fylliga eller smala läppar? Hälsosam eller inte …? Kan alla få den perfekta...

2. WHAT DO YOU KNOW ABOUT NIGERIA? (PRE-READING ACTIVITIES)

While reading Things Fall Apart, we will also focus on the country Nigeria itself which comes to life in the novel. Nigeria is often referred to as the ”Giant of Africa”, owing to its larg...

3. ACHEBE´S OBITUARY

3. Read Achebe’s obituary.  Select passages carefully, this obituary does include spoilers for the novel …

4. EXCERPT FROM HEART OF DARKNESS BY JOSEPH CONRAD

After reading Achebe’s obituary, I explain to students that before Achebe wrote his novel, Polish author Joseph Conrad wrote Heart of Darkness, a short novel or novella about a white man named Marlow...

5. ”THE SECOND COMING” BY WILLIAM BUTLER YEATS

During- Reading Activities: Introduce this text around chapter 6 or 7. “The Second Coming” by William Butler Yeats Read the epigraph at the front of the text and ask students to make predictions abou...

6. ”SHOOTING AN ELEPHANT” BY GEORGE ORWELL

This text offers a different perspective on imperialism, colonialism, and the consequences of each. The speaker in this story offers a good counterpoint to Okonkwo and forces students to address the q...

7. PREPARED DISCUSSIONS

The first part of the novel is devoted to a depiction of Igbo culture. Keep notes in which you identify your own culture’s equivalent to each Igbo folkway, discovering affinities as well as difference...