Student Accommodation Policies and Case Examples
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Date: Title: What is the purpose of a text if it is considered to be didactic? Recap questions: 1. What is a verb? 2. What is an adverb? 3. What does the term perspective mean? 4.Who is the writer of the play (musical) we are going to study this term? 5.Identify three things we learnt about this writer last lesson. Do it now Do it now Miss Odell is currently reading
A drama is a piece of literature that is written for performance in front of an audience. New knowledge New knowledge For this reason, we are going to start this unit by watching a performance of this musical. There are two caveats: 1. The quality of the picture isn t always as clear as it would be if you were seeing a production live. However, I feel it is still worth watching. 2. There is some swearing in this musical. We are mature enough to recognize this and acknowledge it but not replicate it. 0.00-28.00
What have we seen so far? The musical Blood Brothers begins as its Narrator tells the audience about the Johnstone twins, Mickey and Edward, who were separated at birth and died on the same day. We next meet the twins mother, Mrs Johnstone, a lower class woman who was abandoned by her husband after giving birth to five children, and while pregnant with another. She reminisces about the days when she used to go dancing with her husband, who made her feel like Marilyn Monroe. Now, however, her life is a never-ending cycle of unpaid bills and hungry children. She works at the house of Mrs Lyons, a wealthy woman who longs for a child of her own. New knowledge New knowledge Mrs Johnstone is devastated to find that she s carrying twins. There s no way she can afford to feed two more mouths. An unlikely solution presents itself, however, in the form of Mrs Lyons, who pleads to take one of the twins but only if Mrs Johnstone swears, on the Bible, never to reveal to the truth of their bargain. The Narrator warns that misfortunes will follow. Soon after, Mrs Johnstone gives birth, and as Mrs Lyons takes one of her twin boys away, the poorer woman laments all the debts she s had to pay. When she goes home, she lies to her children, telling them that one of the twins has died. After Mrs Johnstone returns to work, Mrs Lyons grows jealous and suspicious, believing that Mrs Johnstone is paying too much attention to the new baby. She proceeds to fire Mrs Johnstone and when the cleaning lady tries to take her baby back, Mrs Lyons, knowing Mrs Johnstone to be superstitious, comes up with a fatal lie. She tells Mrs Johnstone that if two tines, separated at birth, ever learn the truth about their origins, they will die on the spot. Horrified, Mrs Johnstone agrees to keep their secret. The Narrator warns that one day the Devil will come to punish the two women. (Summary taken from LitChartshttps://www.litcharts.com/lit/blood-brothers/summary)
Was Mrs Johnstone right to give her baby away? Oracy: think, pair, share : think, pair, share I think Mrs Johnstone did the right thing because I think Mrs Johnstone did the wrong thing because Oracy
Last lesson, we learnt that Willy Russell was brought up as a member of a class whose members were treated like second- class citizens. He felt judged. Reflection Reflection A judgement is the process of forming an opinion or evaluation. Willy Russell felt that a judgement had been made about him based upon his class. He trusted his judgement. My judgement is that the plan has not been thought out. Talk partners
In the prologue, the narrator speaks the lines: An did y never hear of the mother, so cruel, There s a stone in place of her heart? Then bring her on and come judge for yourselves How she came to play this part. Reflection Reflection What is the purpose of the narrator here? Talk partners
Blood Brothers is a didactic musical. A text that is didactic is seeking to educate. Cobuild says Something that isdidacticis intended toteachpeople something,especiallya morallesson. (https://www.collinsdictionary.com/dictionary/english/didactic) Reflection Reflection Based upon the utterance above, what might Willy Russell be trying to educate people about? Start your sentence with Blood Brothers might be considered a didactic play because Willy Russell could be seeking to educate people about
