Module 7: Creative Writing & Expressive Forms
This module focuses on creative writing as a means to synthesize students' understanding of literary elements and language conventions, promoting the creation of their original texts across various genres. It encourages experimentation with narrative elements, advanced language techniques, and personal expression while fostering collaboration through feedback. The writing process emphasizes ideation, revision, and peer critique to enhance students' communication and social skills.
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What we have learnt
- Creative writing allows for personal expression and imagination beyond formal writing.
- Understanding narrative elements like plot, character, and setting is essential for effective storytelling.
- Advanced language techniques and constructive feedback are vital for refining creative work.
Key Concepts
- -- Creative Writing
- A genre of writing that prioritizes imagination and personal expression over strict factual reporting.
- -- Narrative Elements
- Core components of storytelling, including plot, character, and setting that drive the story and engage the reader.
- -- Voice
- The distinctive style and personality of the narrator or speaker in a piece of writing.
- -- Revision
- The process of re-evaluating and making significant fundamental changes to a piece of writing, rather than just proofreading.
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