There wont be any tutorial tomorrow, i.e. Friday, 26/08/2011.
However, there will be a home assignment that I will post in few days for this section.
Thanks
Bilal A Shah
All students may kindly note that the take-home assignment essays have to be submitted as an email attachment in MSWORD format ONLY.
Those who have sent the essays in the body of the email may resend their essays.
Please read the material under the following links. In the next tutorial/s you will be asked question based on your understanding of Basic English Grammar terminology like Phrase, Clause, Sentence etc.
Watch as critically as possible and especially focus on the treatment of Kashmir in these movies.
January Notice: Assignment Kick-Off
Dear Students,
Happy New Year and welcome back! As we embrace the start of 2018, I am excited to announce our first assignment of the year. We will be delving into the world of Shakespeare, exploring the complexities of his characters and the richness of his language.
Assignment:
Analyze the character development of Hamlet in Shakespeare's play. Your essay should explore Hamlet's internal conflict and the significance of his soliloquies.
Due Date: January 31, 2018
Please submit your assignments via the submission link on our class blog. Late submissions will be accepted until February 5th, but will incur a grade penalty.
I'm looking forward to reading your insights!
Warm regards,
Bilal
English and English Literature Teacher
Government Degree College Uttersoo
February Initiative: Poetry Analysis
Dear Students,
As we step into the month of love and literary finesse, I would like for us to embrace the beauty of poetry. This month, our focus will be on the Romantic poets and their influence on the literary world.
Assignment:
Choose a poem by either William Wordsworth, Samuel Taylor Coleridge, Lord Byron, Percy Bysshe Shelley, or John Keats, and perform a detailed analysis of its themes, language, and its relevance to Romanticism.
Due Date: February 28, 2018
Please remember to upload your work to our class blog. I encourage you to immerse yourself fully into the emotions and imagery presented by these poetic masters.
Warmly,
Bilal
English and English Literature Teacher
Government Degree College Uttersoo
March Discussion: The Victorian Era and its Reflections
Dear Students,
With the dawn of spring, let's turn the pages back to the Victorian Era, an epoch marked not only by industrial advancement but also by distinctive literary voices that grappled with social and moral issues of the time.
Assignment:
Compose an essay discussing how one Victorian novel of your choice reflects the cultural, social, or political atmosphere of the era.
Due Date: March 31, 2018
As always, submit your essay through our class blog. I am eager to see which novels you choose and your analysis of the period's zeitgeist through its literature.
Best wishes,
Bilal
English and English Literature Teacher
Government Degree College Uttersoo
April Challenge: Modernist Musings
Dear Students,
This April, as nature renews itself, so shall our literary pursuits. We'll dive into the Modernist movement, a time of dramatic change that shattered traditional forms and gave rise to a new, fragmented narrative style.
Assignment:
Select a work by T.S. Eliot, Virginia Woolf, James Joyce, or another Modernist writer and examine how they break from convention in both form and content.
Due Date: April 30, 2018
All submissions should be entered via our class portal. I'm looking forward to your critiques on these pioneers of a literary revolution.
Kind regards,
Bilal
May Project: Dramatic Monologues
Dear Students,
This May, we will delve into the introspective world of dramatic monologues, where single characters reveal their inner thoughts and feelings directly to the audience. This form of writing is both challenging and revealing, offering a unique way to explore character psychology and narrative voice.
Assignment:
Craft an original dramatic monologue from the perspective of a character of your choice. This could be a historical figure, a literary character, or even someone of your own creation. Through your writing, convey their circumstances, desires, conflicts, and motivations with clarity and depth.
Due Date: May 31, 2018
Your submissions should be uploaded to our class blog. This exercise will tap into your creative abilities and understanding of character development. I eagerly await the voices you will bring to life.
Yours sincerely,
Bilal
English and English Literature Teacher
Government Degree College Uttersoo
June Exploration: Post-Colonial Voices
Dear Students,
As summer unfolds and brings forth its vibrant hues, it's time to lend our ears to the post-colonial voices that emerged in the aftermath of empires. This month, we will delve into the narratives that articulate experiences from regions that have been shaped and reshaped by colonial history.
Assignment:
Select a post-colonial author or work and discuss how it addresses themes of identity, resistance, and cultural reconstruction.
Due Date: June 30, 2018
Please make sure to submit your essays on our class blog. I look forward to your thoughtful analyses of these powerful voices.
Warm regards,
Bilal
English and English Literature Teacher
Government Degree College Uttersoo
July Insight: Feminist Literature
Dear Students,
In the heat of July, we will dive into the refreshing and empowering waves of feminist literature. Let's explore how various authors have addressed the struggles, achievements, and ongoing challenges facing women throughout the ages.
Assignment:
Analyze a work of feminist literature and its impact on society and literature as a whole. Discuss the portrayal of female characters and the underlying messages about gender roles.
Due Date: July 31, 2018
Submissions should be entered through our class blog. Your engagement with these transformative works promises to spawn fruitful discussions.
Kindly,
Bilal
English and English Literature Teacher
Government Degree College Uttersoo
August Reflection: Dystopian Worlds
Dear Students,
As we ponder the sweltering August skies, let's reflect on the chilling worlds of dystopian fiction. This genre offers a critique of societal norms and poses thought-provoking questions about our future.
Assignment:
Choose a dystopian novel and analyze its portrayal of society, as well as the author's use of this alternate reality to comment on contemporary issues.
Due Date: August 31, 2018
Submit your analysis via our class portal. The unsettling visions of dystopia await your discerning eyes.
All the best,
Bilal
English and English Literature Teacher
Government Degree College Uttersoo
September Project: Playwright's Showcase
Dear Students,
The transition into autumn brings a perfect backdrop for the drama unfolding on stage and in texts. This September, our very own playwright's showcase will take center stage.
Assignment:
Write and submit a one-act play that engages with a social issue of your choice. Your play should have a clear message and be able to be performed within 30 minutes.
Due Date: September 30, 2018
Your scripts are to be uploaded to our class blog. I'm excited to witness the unique narratives you will craft in your plays.
Best,
Bilal
English and English Literature Teacher
Government Degree College Uttersoo
October Odyssey: Exploring Mythology
Dear Students,
As the leaves turn color, it's time to turn the pages to the myths of yore. This October, let's embark on an odyssey through various mythologies from around the world and discover the stories that have captivated humans for millennia.
Assignment:
Choose a myth from any culture and examine its significance, the values it reflects, and its influence on literature and society.
Due Date: October 31, 2018
Please submit your reflective essays to our class blog. Prepare to unravel the timeless tales of gods, heroes, and creatures from the past.
Sincerely,
Bilal
English and English Literature Teacher
Government Degree College Uttersoo
November Inquiry: Crime Fiction
Dear Students,
As the nights lengthen in November, let's shine a light on the dark corners of crime fiction. In this genre, societal ills and human psychology intertwine to create suspenseful narratives.
Assignment:
Analyze a crime fiction novel, focusing on the construction of the mystery and the unraveling of the plot. Consider the role of the detective and the significance of the resolution.
Due Date: November 30, 2018
Your critical analysis should be posted on our class blog. Delve into the intrigue and intricacies of the crime and its investigation.
Respectfully,
Bilal
English and English Literature Teacher
Government Degree College Uttersoo
December Reflection: A Year in Review
Dear Students,
As December heralds the close of another fruitful academic year, it is time for reflection. This month, there will be no new assignment. Instead, I encourage you to look back on the work you have done, the literary grounds you have traversed, and the knowledge you have gained.
Reflection:
Compose a personal essay reflecting on your growth as a reader and a writer over the past year. What works have inspired you? What challenges have you overcome? And what are your literary aspirations for the future?
Due Date: December 31, 2018
You may share your reflections through our class blog or in a class discussion. This is a moment to celebrate your achievements and set goals for the new year.
Wishing you a reflective and restorative holiday season,
Bilal
English and English Literature Teacher
Government Degree College Uttersoo
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