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The Poetry of Oodgeroo Noonuccal
Gladesville
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Into English
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2014
24872333
2014
single work
criticism
'The Poetry of Oodgeroo Noonuccal Student Book engages students in an enjoyable and detailed study of the prescribed poems of Oodgeroo Noonuccal for the NSW Stage 6 English Year 12 Standard Module B: Close Study of Literature. It has been designed to improve detailed and informed knowledge, understanding, and appreciation of the poems as literary texts.
'In order to develop their own considered personal response to the prescribed poems, students will engage in a variety of activities that require them to respond to the poems in both critical and creative ways. This includes tasks that require students to compose in the imaginative, persuasive, and discursive styles of writing. By working their way through the different activities in this student book, students will improve their understanding of: the content of the poems, the ideas and issues Oodgeroo Noonuccal encourages readers to think about, the language the poems use, and the way they have been structured. Students will also learn how to support their judgements about the poems using detailed knowledge of language features and textual form. The poems covered in this student book include:
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‘The Past’
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‘China…Woman’
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‘Reed Flute Cave’
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‘Entombed Warriors’
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‘Visit to Sun Yat-Sen Memorial Hall’
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’Sunrise on Huampu River’
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‘A Lake Within a Lake’
(Publication summary)
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Oodgeroo Noonuccal : Poems
2013
single work
essay
— Appears in: Reading Australia 2013-;'At the Emerging Writers Festival in June, acclaimed Goori novelist Melissa Lucashenko was asked to reflect on what she had learnt throughout her career.' (Introduction)
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Grandfather Grandmother Sing Sweet Tune
2004
extract
criticism
— Appears in: Ngara : Living in This Place Now 2004; (p. 133-150)
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Grandfather Grandmother Sing Sweet Tune
2004
extract
criticism
— Appears in: Ngara : Living in This Place Now 2004; (p. 133-150) -
Oodgeroo Noonuccal : Poems
2013
single work
essay
— Appears in: Reading Australia 2013-;'At the Emerging Writers Festival in June, acclaimed Goori novelist Melissa Lucashenko was asked to reflect on what she had learnt throughout her career.' (Introduction)
-
y
The Poetry of Oodgeroo Noonuccal
Gladesville
:
Into English
,
2014
24872333
2014
single work
criticism
'The Poetry of Oodgeroo Noonuccal Student Book engages students in an enjoyable and detailed study of the prescribed poems of Oodgeroo Noonuccal for the NSW Stage 6 English Year 12 Standard Module B: Close Study of Literature. It has been designed to improve detailed and informed knowledge, understanding, and appreciation of the poems as literary texts.
'In order to develop their own considered personal response to the prescribed poems, students will engage in a variety of activities that require them to respond to the poems in both critical and creative ways. This includes tasks that require students to compose in the imaginative, persuasive, and discursive styles of writing. By working their way through the different activities in this student book, students will improve their understanding of: the content of the poems, the ideas and issues Oodgeroo Noonuccal encourages readers to think about, the language the poems use, and the way they have been structured. Students will also learn how to support their judgements about the poems using detailed knowledge of language features and textual form. The poems covered in this student book include:
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‘The Past’
-
‘China…Woman’
-
‘Reed Flute Cave’
-
‘Entombed Warriors’
-
‘Visit to Sun Yat-Sen Memorial Hall’
-
’Sunrise on Huampu River’
-
‘A Lake Within a Lake’
(Publication summary)
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