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A teacher should teach poetry with utmost care. On the basis of the following points choose the most appropriate alternative - a) The teacher must read aloud with proper intonation. b) The teacher should give word by word meaning for difficult words. c) Voice and face of teacher must show emotion. d) Teacher should ask questions for students understanding.

A teacher should teach poetry with utmost care. On the basis of the following points choose the most appropriate alternative - a) The teacher must read aloud with proper intonation. b) The teacher should give word by word meaning for difficult words. c) Voice and face of teacher must show emotion. d) Teacher should ask questions for students understanding. Correct Answer only a, c and d are correct

Poetry is a form of literature in which thoughts and feelings are expressed through aesthetic qualities of language. It is the most interesting genre for children. It also develops a sense of appreciation toward nature, the universe, and other things.

  • Poetry is an input for language learning. It is a part of literary arts, that uses a combination of realistic thoughts and the imaginative ability of a poet. It also compels a child to think out of the box and to improve comprehension abilities.

Key Points

A teacher should teach poetry with the utmost care by keeping the following things in mind:

  • The teacher should read aloud with proper intonation to make sure that children can understand the rhythm and meaning of the poem. 
  • While teaching poems, voice and face of the teacher must show emotion so that students could analyze the context in which the poem has been written.
  • After the reading and explanation of the poem are done, the teacher should ask questions from students in order to understand how much they have learned and understood.
  • The teacher should plan activities in order to make the students understand the difficult poems or the poems which are unfamiliar. The teacher should use simple words while explaining the poem.

From the above discussion, it is clear that only a, c and d are correct.

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