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This document presents an innovative work that uses visual representations of a poem to help teach it. The work transforms William Wordsworth's poem "Lines Written In March" into a series of pictures that depict each line of the poem. By conveying the themes and imagery of the poem visually, this approach aims to make the lesson more effective and help students easily understand the meaning while maintaining their interest.
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- 1. INNOVATIVE WORK Submitted by: Viji.v.s Optional: English Candidate Code:165/13376024
- 2. INTRODUCTION Innovation is defined as the process of making changes to something established by introducing something new. Innovative work helps a teacher to teach a lesson easily. The role of innovative work is very important in the teaching and learning of English. In order to teach a lesson innovately, the teacher uses a lot of new methods-like pictures, songs videos, games. Innovative work helps in the easy transaction of the concept and helps in arising the interest of the pupil. It is one of the effective methods of teaching the language. The present material is a visual representation of the poem “Lines Written In March” written by William Wordsworth. The whole poem is changed into visual representation. The poem “Lines Written In March” written by William Wordsworth. Each line is a representation of natural beauty. The main theme of the poem is end of winter season and the arrival of spring. It is very important to develop aesthetic sense in conveyed through the pictures, it will more effective to the students. Hence the collection of pictures helps to convey the theme of the poem to the students.
- 11. Conclusion Teaching using some aids is one of the most effective way for conveying the lesson properly to the students. The visual representation helps the students to learn the meaning of the poem easily. They are interested to listen the poem. So I hope that this work will be useful and attractive for the students. “Visuals easily catch the attention of the students”