TeachingEnglish
Haiku about Teaching
Submitted by SoniaM on 3 December, 2009 - 18:56
Dear Diane,
Thanks for your bright idea.
Nature Stories-based
best teaching approach,
Animals and plants...
Task-based lessons teach:
Earthquake, fire, flood, heat and cold.
Show in project all!
Grammar-based is smart
If you use some clever chant.
Flowers, trees, don't miss!
Topic-based approach:
sunshine, thunder, shower, rain.
You can do the same with fame!
Activity-based:
Handicrafts and Christmas tree.
Do and feel like me!
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I do not typically use haikus when teaching. But those are well done. I will pass them along to a friend of mine.
Dear DrLanghorn,
Thanks for your comment. You know, this is my first haiku in English. I sometimes love making up stories or poems when I feel like that. Recently I have been close to finish my 'Hamlet' (modern version for teenagers or students). It had to be full of music with 'Show must go on" and "Wonderful life"at the end. I wanted to finish like that,
"We don’t agree with great Shakespeare!
We think that honor is a plus,
That love and hate don’t kill each other,
And our heroes stay alive!"
But before the debut performance something terrible had happened in my private life...
So, I have got neither chance nor will to stage my play by now.
If you are interested, I could share my ideas concerning the writing.
Best Regards,
SoniaM