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This document discusses using the Thinking Hats method to revise the historical context of William Golding's novel Lord of the Flies. It provides guidance on using the different colored Thinking Hats (White, Red, Black, Yellow, Green) to analyze different aspects of the context such as facts, emotions, negatives, positives, and alternative perspectives. Students are instructed to research the context in groups, focusing on the relevant questions under each Thinking Hat. They will then create a revision poster to present their findings.
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- 1. Lord of the Flies: Context revision l.O: To use observation and different thinking hats to revise the context of the novel
- 2. How will Thinking Hats benefit your writing and thinking skills? Helps to develop planning techniques. Use the Thinking Hats to question text on different levels.
- 3. White Hat Thinkabout The Facts and information of the subject.
- 4. White Hat Writedown all the facts you learn about golding and what was happening at the time he wrote the novel.
- 5. Red Hat Think about the emotions and feelings when examining the subject.
- 6. Red Hat Write down the emotions and feelings golding had about the subject.
- 7. Black Hat. What are the negative aspect of the subject matter.
- 8. Black Hat. What were the bad things going on at the time Golding started writing the novel? How might these negative factors have influenced his writing?
- 9. Yellow Hat Thinkabout the positive aspects and benefits of the subject.
- 10. Yellow Hat Were any good things going on at the time Golding started writing the novel? How might these positive factors have influenced his writing?
- 11. Green Hat What are the creative aspects regarding the subject? Are there alternative perspectives that could be applied?
- 12. Green Hat What were golding’s creative influences? How did historical and literary context influence the themes and ideas explored in the novel?
- 13. Your task Inyour groups you will be using your thinking hats to write notes on different areas relating to the context of Lord of the Flies. Look at the questions you need to address for your area.
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