How did literature begin?

As with the wheel, cities and law codes, the earliest examples of written literature appear to have originated in ancient Mesopotamia. The Sumerian civilization first developed writing around 3400 B.C., when they began making markings on clay tablets in a script known as cuneiform.

What you learned about literature?

When students study Literature, they learn to appreciate words and their power. They travel to other realms and times through the texts they read. They understand about their own culture and others’. Importantly, they learn to consider multiple perspectives and understand the complexity of human nature.

How will Literature helps you change your views about the world?

Literature enhances the adequacy of our ethical reflection and leads to more accepting, tolerant viewpoints as a consequence of readers being faced with an infinite range of characters, cultures and crises that they may not otherwise come into contact with.

How has literature changed the world?

Literature is a powerful storytelling technology that unites us across space and time. Literature chronicles and preserves the ever-evolving human story. It invites us to reflect on our lives and, in discussion with others, to add our voices to the exploration of timeless human themes. Literature makes us think.

What is a literature review and why is it important?

Conducting a literature review is essential for developing a research idea, to consolidate what is already known about a subject and to enable you to identify any knowledge gaps and how your research could contribute to further understanding.

What a film review should include?

Here are nine tips on how to write a film review that people will want to read.

Watch the film at least once.
Express your opinions and support your criticism.
Consider your audience.
Know the Actors’ portfolios.
Call out directors, cinematographers, special effects.
No spoilers!
Study the professionals.

How do you end a film review?

Conclusion: 1. Comment on the book or film. Let others know whether or not you liked the book/film.

What are the important steps you need to follow while writing a film review?

Here’s how you need to organize the review of a particular movie:

Introduction.
Summary of the movie.
Analysis of the elements of plot.
Creative elements (mood, symbols, tone, camera techniques, costumes, dialogues, characters use of colors, etc.)
Opinion (with evidence)
Conclusion.

What important consideration should be taken in writing the first draft?

A first draft should include the following elements:

An introduction that piques the audience’s interest, tells what the essay is about, and motivates readers to keep reading.
A thesis statement that presents the main point, or controlling idea, of the entire piece of writing.

How do you discuss a movie?

Tips for Talking About Movies. Prepare what you want to say. As you watch a movie, think about the questions in this post during the film. Take notes after (or during) the movie to answer the questions so that when you find yourself in a discussion about films, you’re prepared.

What is edit point of view?

A point of view shot (also known as POV shot, first-person shot or a subjective camera) is a short film scene that shows what a character (the subject) is looking at (represented through the camera). The technique of POV is one of the foundations of film editing.

How do you discuss a movie in class?

Include general information, such as the title of the film and the director, as well as specific questions that the students should answer as they watch the movie. To ensure that students are noting the most important aspects of the movie, pause the film occasionally to allow them time to fill in their answers.

Can I show a movie in my classroom?

Under the “Face-to-Face Teaching Exemption,” copyrighted movies may be shown in a K-12 school setting without copyright permission only if all criteria are met: A teacher or instructor is present, engaged in face-to-face teaching activities. The institution must be an accredited, nonprofit educational institution.

How do you describe a movie?

Here is a list of vocabulary that reviewers often use when describing movies….Positive.

first-rate	insightful	clever
tender	hilarious	absorbing
sensitive	riveting	intriguing
powerful	fascinating	pleasant
surprising	dazzling	thought provoking

What can students do while watching a video?

8 Ways to Help Students Watch Video Critically (Instead of Zoning…

Choose wisely. Make sure that the video resources you choose are relevant, specific to the topic you’re teaching and engaging.
Keep it brief.
Set the stage.
Create accountability.
Use a back-channel tool.
Pause and interact.
Take time after the video to reflect.
Rewind and watch it again.