Today's lesson is focused on using conflict within each individual scene to drive the plot forward.
Writing represents a complex interplay between author, audience, and artifact. As a teacher, my goals are to help students identify their personal writing goals, illustrate the importance of social and cultural considerations that affect genres, and then guide them in preparing works that will resonate with readers. The lesson plans shared here represent several years of my teaching.
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Showing posts with label Week 2. Show all posts
Wednesday, February 9, 2011
Monday, February 7, 2011
Writing Conflict: Freytag's Pyramid and the Shape of Narrative
In discussing Freytag's Pyramid, so far we've only touched on the basic structure of the story. In this lesson, we address how each individual components of the story contributes to the development and eventual resolution of the story's central conflict.
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Week 2
Sunday, February 6, 2011
Narrative: The Muscular Form of Stories
In fiction, narrative forms the bulk of the text. It is the text of the action, setting, and character reflections.
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