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Challenges in Teaching Literature

This document discusses problems and issues in teaching literature, including lack of motivation, lack of confidence, poor teaching methods, exam stress, and lack of instructional materials. Potential solutions are also presented such as identifying student types, focusing on the positive, fostering a threat-free classroom, embracing routine, allowing choice, and giving responsibilities. Overall, the document analyzes challenges in teaching literature and proposes strategies to address these issues.
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Challenges in Teaching Literature

This document discusses problems and issues in teaching literature, including lack of motivation, lack of confidence, poor teaching methods, exam stress, and lack of instructional materials. Potential solutions are also presented such as identifying student types, focusing on the positive, fostering a threat-free classroom, embracing routine, allowing choice, and giving responsibilities. Overall, the document analyzes challenges in teaching literature and proposes strategies to address these issues.
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Problems and Issues in

Teaching Literature
Problems
Lack of Motivation
Lack of Confidence
Poor Teaching method
Exam Stress
Lack of instructional materials
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● Lack of motivation is a symptom of depression, but it
may be caused by something else. For example, you
may lack motivation if you're having difficulties
coping with an issue in your life or experiencing
something.
TABLE OF CONTENTS

01 02 03
INTRODUCTION PRESENTATION CONCLUSION
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solution
 Identify their “ty
pe ”
 Stop effusiv
e praise
 Highlight th
e positive
 Foster a thre
at-free classroom
 Take the foc
us off extrinsic m
 Embrace ro otivation
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 Encourage
friendly competi
 Get out of th tion
e classroom
 Allow choic
e where possible
 Try the 2×1
0 technique
 Give respon
sibilities
 Track progr
ess
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● Self-esteem also can have a marked effect on
academic performance. Low self-esteem can lessen a
student's desire to learn, her ability to focus, and her
willingness to take risks. Positive self-esteem, on the
other hand, is one of the building blocks of school
success; it provides a firm foundation for learning.
HERE YOU HAVE TWO COLUMNS

MERCURY VENUS

It’s the closest planet to the Venus has a beautiful name


Sun and the smallest one in and is the second planet
the Solar System from the Sun
Solution
 Be prepared
 Walk tall
 Your classro
om, your rules
  Don't fear t
o criticism, use it
 Steer clear
 Realize your
strengths
Poor Teaching methods

Poor
teaching
methods
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● Poor teaching methods is affected by many factors
such as, Lack of use of modern technology
during teaching. Lack of effective management of
classrooms. Personality of teachers.
Solution
 Visualization
.
 Cooperative
learning
 Differentiati
on
 Technology
in the classroom
 Behavior ma
nagement
 Professional
development
LET’S REVIEW SOME CONCEPTS

MARS MERCURY NEPTUNE


Despite being red, It’s the closest planet It’s the farthest
Mars is a cold place to the Sun planet from the Sun

VENUS SATURN JUPITER


Venus has a It’s a gas giant and It’s the biggest
beautiful name has several rings planet of them all
WHAT ABOUT FOUR COLUMNS?

VENUS SATURN
Venus has a beautiful name Saturn is a planet
and is the second planet composed of hydrogen and
from the Sun helium

MARS JUPITER
Despite being red, Mars is Jupiter is a gas giant and
actually a cold place full of the biggest planet in the
iron oxide dust Solar System
● Symptoms of exam stress may include: losing touch
with friends and the activities you enjoy. feeling
moody, low or overwhelmed. having trouble making
decisions. losing your appetite or over eating.
TH IS IS A
TABLE MASS DIAMETER GRAVITY
(EARTHS) (EARTHS) (EARTHS)

MARS 100 355 370

MERCURY 490 150 890

VENUS 1,000 260 245


Solution
 Remember t
o breathe
 Eat, sleep an
d exercise well
 Set realistic
goals
 Don't go it a
lone
 Pace yourse
lf through panic
 Believe in yo
urself
 If you feel li
ke you are strugg
someone ling, talk to
C.O.P.I.N.G
C- Can
O- Overcome
P- Problems
I- In the
N- Name of
G-God
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MERCURY
Mercury is the closest planet
to the Sun

SATURN
Saturn is composed of
hydrogen and helium

MARS
Despite being red, Mars is
actually a cold place
● Instructional materials have a significant effect on
the academic performance of students in social
studies in schools.
● The use of instructional materials facilitate and
enhance effective teaching and learning.
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that someone important said and can
make the reader get inspired.”

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Herlou
Lualhati

Bachelor of Secondary Education


Major in English
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