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20 Jul, 4 tweets, 2 min read

@BarbaraBleiman

Reedy and Bearne's checklist of types of classroom talk: transactional, expository, interrogatory, exploratory, imaginative, expressive, evaluative.
@BarbaraBleiman
@clpe1
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@GoldUnivMACL

1/ We've developed in our @GoldUnivMACL course a checklist to types of 'response' (mostly oral) to literary texts: eg experiential, intertextual, intratextual, interrogative, semantic, structural, analogising, speculative, reflective, narratological, evaluative, eureka moments...

2/ Effects, storying, descriptive, grammatical, prosodic, effect of interactions, imaginative, emotional flow, author intention, contextual, representational/symbolic, extra-textual, causation.

@jdurran

3/ @jdurran turned these round and developed a matrix of open-ended questions which elicit these responses. These are all in my booklet 'Poetry and Stories for primary and lower secondary schools' but could be adapted for any workshop situation for any group or class.

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