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Which of the following statements are true of teaching of poetry in language classroom? a. Poetry teaching-learning helps in learning of grammar. b. Poetry teaching-learning helps in learning of poetical devices. c. Poetry teaching-learning is for enjoyment and delight.  d. Poetry teaching is for learning of pronunciation and speech 

Which of the following statements are true of teaching of poetry in language classroom? a. Poetry teaching-learning helps in learning of grammar. b. Poetry teaching-learning helps in learning of poetical devices. c. Poetry teaching-learning is for enjoyment and delight.  d. Poetry teaching is for learning of pronunciation and speech  Correct Answer 'b' and 'c' are true

Poetry is a form of literature in which thoughts and feelings are expressed through the aesthetic qualities of language. It is the most interesting genre for children.

Key Points

  • Poetry teaching is generally meant for enjoyment and delight. Poetic words and phrases are always a source of keen pleasure to the learners to develop a genuine feeling and real enjoyment so that learners get interested in learning.

Other Aims of Teaching Poetry:

  • Helps in learning poetical devices.
  • Developing interest and providing fun to learners.
  • Promoting imaginative and creative ability in the learners.
  • Making learners aware of ethics, norms, and values of society.
  • Increasing learners' vocabulary, listening, and critical thinking skills.

Thus, it is concluded that poetry teaching-learning helps in learning poetical devices and poetry teaching-learning is for enjoyment and delight are true of teaching of poetry in the language classroom.

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