I don't really understand the question
I'm uncomfortable, because I don't feel I reviewed all the terms enough. I am comfortable with the big questions.
I feel comfortable because the big questions are easy to relate to when you read a story and the literary terms are not as easy but you can still find stuff about them
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I feel comfortable with the fact that we dont go to fast on it and that you help us understand the consept.
I feel comfortable with integrating the terms because they are good for people to understand how they fit in a story. However, they also not entirely be found in the types of stories we as individuals read. So it makes us have to read story types we don't care for.
We look at good examples of ideas that we will learn in class.
1. it didn't really help us 2. really confusing
I think it makes it easier to learn terms when we have examples. Also it makes learning more words fun.
I felt comfortable linking the literary terms to the stories because I had the freedom to present it in any way that I wanted.
I am still unsure as to what that that means.
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1- The literary terms were helpful in way, they will be helping in growing my vocabulary. I need that kind of presenting to help my future. 2- The big questions inspired my whole presentation. I think that without them my work would be somehow meaningless.
Well, I'm not really sure what you mean here by literature structure, but I'm going to answer the second part of the question and hope that it works for you. I sometime feel uncomfortable linking the terms to a story when the terms don't really exist in a story. For example, trying to find symbolism in a story with no symbols. I do, however, feel comfortable defining these terms, and if they are in the story, linking them.
I think linking the big questions to my stories were easy
The story project and the process paper.
the literary structure is easy to understand and link to class because we connect it to stories and because you explain it in detail
I feel comfortable linking the literary terms and big questions to the stories because it gives us a better understanding of the stories, especially if they are complicated. It also helps us understand the literary terms better.
I like how we were able to take our individual notes and how the process was dependent on our work. I felt comfortable because we went over all of the literary terms in detail during class. We also had many opportunities to practice the big questions and literary terms.
I like that we don't have to go over literary terms that teachers have taught us for years and years. Instead, we apply them to things we do in class, like the Story and Storyteller project. However, as much as I appreciate the big questions, one of them bothers me. "How are oral stories written from different stories?" This question is really only applicable to audio stories... you can't accurately answer this question without having an actual audio story at hand.
I enjoy the way that we are able to share ideas with one another. It helps us further our thoughts and ideas about the pieces that we read and gives us the opportunity to derive some ideas that we could possibly write about in the future.
when the teacher reads the story out loud and then
I know most of the English terms, but there is a lot more that I don't know. I think that we should go over some of the terms such as prefix, suffix, (etc.) Maybe some review before we take actual tests and quizzes on those types of things. A little review before any summative or formative paper would really help as well.
i feel comfortable linking literary terms to the stories we've studied because we have had the chance incorporate the themes into our projects, specifically the storyteller proj.
I am comfortable with it because we can find our own points of views on things, and we can find out what we need to learn or what we need help with. We can talk to you, Mr. Koch, about it and ask for help. That is the best part.
I like how we had to include the answers to the questions in our story projects, as it forced us to use literary terms like climax and resolution while answering the big questions. I feel comfortable doing it as I feel accomplished when I use them.
Big questions that everybody is attempting to answer by connecting them to stories that we've read
I think that the literary structure is structured in this way, we read stories that relate to the new terms that we are learning and that relate to the project that coincides with the unit.
I understand the literature structure as being able to relate the piece to how it affects readers and what is says about society. I am comfortable with it because it allows for a deeper understanding of the story other that just reading and summarizing. The literary terms just help to describe the story and the big questions.
Cannot remember at this time
i do not understand
I'm still uncomfortable with linking literary terms and big questions to stories because I have a difficult time to figure out which parts of the story apply to the terms and to the questions. I especially feel uncomfortable with plot diagrams because I really don't like finding out the exposition, rising action, climax, falling action, and the resolution.
I think the terms were very and helped me. It helped me learn and understand terms more.
It helps us analyze things and understand meaning that can help us in the future, not just, "Oh, I'm being forced to read a book I don't like."
I like the way we have been taught so far. You know that we all have mostly learned about the story structure, but still need to be refreshed. I like that since we all have background knowledge of these things you don't drag us through long talks and teachings. We always seem to be able to get many things done in one class. This was an easy intake because you told us what they mean and gave us many examples. You gave us stories to read and worksheet to further explain.
The literary terms themselves were not challenging, the difficult part of the course would have to be the presentation of so called, "big questions". They required actual reflection and deep consideration of the story, contrary to the literary terms which could just be searched for.
I feel comfortable doing that because I have done it multiple times out side of this class. For example I did it a lot in middle school.
1. I feel comfortable in linking the literary terms we presented in class because since you introduced all the terms relatively early, I am able to pick out and find these terms in the short stories we read. Then, we go over them and I get to see ones I didn't quite get, and am able to write it down on my notes. 2. I feel a little uncomfortable simply because this is a way of learning I have never done before, and while I am getting used to it more and more each day, sometimes I feel like we aren't learning enough.
When we studied the literature, I didn't feel like I was being pressured to immediately learn as if I was being tested right after. It was easier to process. I felt comfortable answering the questions because we could pick out specific examples in our own stories and that we could relate to them any way we wanted.
I learned a lot of literature terms last year in middle school. I got to know about plot diagram, protagonist, antagonist, etc.
I think linking the literary questions to the stories we studied helps us better understand the stories we're reading. We can get a connection by answering these questions based upon the stories.
i didn't feel comfortable linking the lit terms/big questions to the stories because the questions felt kind of random to me; i didn't really know why we were using those specific questions. are they in the course syllabus? overall, i think that we should go over all of the literature terms in class and should have formative quizzes on them because i feel i would learn and know them best that way and be ready for the sol
The literature structure of the course as i understand is 4 questions that you can apply to writing to try to better understand it.
i don't get this question
I enjoy how we start with a diagnostic and from that, the curriculum slowly builds upon itself. I also love how we do different activities throughout the process in order to achieve our goal of learning the literary terms.
The literary structure was nothing that I wouldn't be able to understand. It wasn't hard, but it wasn't the easiest thing in the world. I liked the literary terms analyzed and incorporated in the material of the class, and I also liked how the terms weren't unnecessarily difficult but they weren't easy, so they made you think before you wrote/answered.
I understand most of it. I see that sometimes there are a initiating action. I don't remember learning about it. Other then that it all makes sense
I feel comfortable doing literary terms
We read the story and discuss together helped me the most because i can learn from the discuss and understand the story more. And also the story and the storyteller project helped me a lot because i have to figure out the whole story and its plot by myself, and after do it some times, i get more familiar to the plot and literary elements.
I like the way the class is set up where we get to talk and do our work but we don't mess up as much
I liked this years learning how we would learn them by watching videos or reading books to learn new reading skills and ways to read better. I liked having an activity to teach us instead of just listening to a long boring lecture.
I feel comfortable with linking the literary terms because I know most of them well, and they are easy to link to stories
Title, Author & Plot 1.When I reading a story I will think of the literary term. 2.I understand the meaning of the literary term.
I like the structure in the class. It helps with my reading skills like being able to comprehend what I'm reading.
I like the literature structure in this class. I think it really helps with my personal reading skills.
1.)We learned about them in class. 2.)We had an oral presentation on them.
i feel comfortable about the big questions because it will help me better in my writing and explain why am writing a story or anything. I also like the literary terms because i think it will help me in writing and i can use it better.
i Didnt really get the questions or understand them.
I feel comfortable linking the literary terms from this class to the stories we studied because you showed us the vocab list and I knew most of those terms already. I feel comfortable with the big questions also because you explained them well.
I feel comfortable doing this because for one the way presented in class is much more clear and makes it easier to connect to stories. the second reason is that I feel more comfortable because we go over it verbally as opposed to taking notes on it repeatedly.
How can i make my store and storyteller project better?
The literature survey is very good way to understand my writing and reading. I developed a way to put more vocabulary and literary terms into my writing because of this deatailed and accurate process.
I haven't done this yet.
i dont even know what this is
1. I feel more than comfortable because we're using literary terms that we've used in the past. 2. Yet, I don't feel comfortable because there are some that we've learned in the past and I totally forgot what they meant, maybe you could go over them again. Almost once every quarter just as a refresh, like ask if there are still some terms the class or an individual doesn't understand.
The literature structure that we learn in English class is helpful to me because I get to write my own notes because I can understand knowledge better when I write it down. I feel comfortable linking the literary terms we presented in class because it helps me practice my terms and I know what the stories are based off of.
The concepts are not that hard to understand. The project helped me have better ways of explaining a story
I'm very comfortable
I understand the reason he has us read them, to find deeper meanings, to understand those deeper meanings the author is trying show us, and the problems of modern day culture
i feel comfortable because i know the terms that we learned. i dont know what else to say so im just
The big questions are really easy to answer in my head, but putting them on paper in the hard part.
I like how we read then discuss it and you answer out questions.
I feel comfortable linking the literary terms to the stories we studied, because I got to see lots of examples during the presentations.
I felt comfortable because i understood the literary terms and was able to connect them to stories, but i was unable to incorporate the big questions to the stories
very comfortable with this class because, I am able to understand what I am learning and able to fix my essay.
I did understanding but I'd like that the next time that we do something like this (learning new terms) we emphasize a little bit more the topic its definitions.
The way we study is good I mean we haven't had any tests yet which is scaring me a bit but I hate tests I think the process papers are a great way for our grades to stay high
We read popular stories because everyone is reading it and its probably good.
I like the way we studied literature, because though we were introduced to the content in class, the project allowed us to explore the stories that we enjoyed. The literary terms we learned were easy to link to the stories because the terms are all present in most stories. I didn't really like the big questions because I think sometimes, a story isn't told for a larger purpose, and it isn't always an allusion to something else.
there are 5 parts of a story and the questions help us understand the full extent of what we are reading.
I like the "story time" aspect of the readings, and the new stories we read. The big questions are not that difficult to understand.
I dont like doing presentations. I like doing something at my seat
The literature structure as i can understand it really helps me be capable to comprehend what I'm reading and develop a deeper understanding of my reading.
Literature structure is in any story whether its a book, a song, or a movie. I think it's great that we link this knowledge to everyday stories which we are exposed to. It allows us to understand these terms more thoroughly.
I feel completely comfortable, you had the BIG questions on the "Toy Story Window" as I call it, we've reviewed it everyday in class, and every time we've read a story so I think its all good.
I feel comfortable linking these terms because they help us see what we must do for our project. It gives us a better understanding of what is expected in each slide of a presentation.
I didn't do the presentation.
I feel comfortable because we are using terms we have known for years. This year I think that I am tying them together more than I have in the past.
I like that as we go, we can use these words and expand upon and learn true meanings, then by just memorizing and testing on that. I feel as if that does not help. I like that we can incorporate these words as we work in class, and when i'm not pressured to memorize them, I am able to understand and link it when I am reading.
They are kinda hard to answer them but they only thing I have to do is to think about them in a deeper perspective.
I feel comfortable linking the literary terms we used in class because I got a full understanding of the trickier ones while doing my project and watching other presentations
We had the freedom to analyze our own stories that we wanted to for the story and the storyteller project. I am very comfortable with the literary terms that we studied and reviewed in class. I also feel comfortable answering back to the big questions now.
Using the big questions were a big help on why and how we look at the stories we read. Using plot diagrams and going through piece by piece was a big help to understand things about the story