[etni] literature exam
- From: Janette Segal <janjon@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: etni@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Tue, 10 Jul 2012 12:01:25 +0300
As for the literature bagrut exam- could it be that when teachers do the
literature course-they receive very good information about what's needed in the
LOG- and practically nothing about the EXAM?- ( I didn't get any information at
all about the exam in the course I took last year) I have now looked at and
studied the last three literature exams. I would say that it's not a literature
exam in the way that teachers from the States or England would expect. For
example, you are not asked to quote to support your ideas, neither are you
asked to write in much depth or in great length. It's enough for the students
to know the texts well and certainly in detail- but not that thoroughly. The
student is asked several short comprehension questions on THREE texts (poems
and stories) including answering about 10 lines on the main ideas behind ONE of
the texts. I suggest that the literature course provides at least 50% of the
time on discussion and ideas in how to teach for the exam. Sincerely, Janette
Segal
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