O projektowaniu cyklu lekcji na przykładzie Kiedyś jutro Anny Marii Gorgolewskiej
Author:
Szymańska, Marta
Waligóra, Joanna
Plak, Marta
Baran, Magdalena
Kondek, Sylwia
xmlui.dri2xhtml.METS-1.0.item-citation: Annales Universitatis Paedagogicae Cracoviensis. 195, Studia ad Didacticam Litterarum Polonarum et Linguae Polonae Pertinentia 6 (2015), s. [43]-72
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project methodPolish language teaching in high school
design a series of lessons
work with literary text
Date: 2015
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This article presents the effects of academic course called „Projecting a series of lessons” of
literature (lessons dedicated for junior high school pupils). Nowadays, adolescents in their
free time read mainly fantasy, thrillers or romances (especially those paranormal ones about
vampires), from time to time other novels. At school they are made to read set books, but most
often they do not do it. Therefore, students of Polish philology, in teams of 2 to 3 members,
tried to prepare series of lessons focused on reading a contemporary novel of manners.
After research, the group has chosen a novel (not from list of obligatory ones), expected to
be interesting for the young (also for boys), describing their problems and depicting the
contemporary world.
The project is divided into four main parts. The first part introduces pupils into issue of home.
The second part focuses on family, its meaning, the roles of all members and the models of
family life, present in the contemporary world. The third part describes a field of stereotypes,
both in our language and in our thinking. The last part emphasizes the importance and the
seriousness of teenagers’ perception of themselves and of their lives, it also looks for and
proposes some solutions for different problems of the young.
In the article the authors make use of some methodical and didactical tips from the series
of students’ and teachers’ books To lubię! In the project, attention has also been placed on
the methods of learning, which are very diverse, including development of skills such as:
thinking, sensing, talking, reading and writing.

