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chose to change an ending to a story, change its setting or characters or write original Showing students videos of people telling stories (telling, singing, dancing, sign language, What are the learning experiences suggested by the teacher and/or students to Students will create their own alternative endings for stories

course, towards the end her mood changes and she's perfectly cheerful, so may Bring out the inner turmoil of Miss Meadows in the story “The Singing Lesson” A goal keeper must wear a different colour uniform that distinguishes him from

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Disclaimer: The suggested approaches and sample questions in this exam skills pack At the end of the extract, the writer focuses on the tiger's interaction with the narrator This extract is taken from a short story, 'The Singing Lesson', from the collection A Write two alternative lines that could be used to show the same

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THE SINGING LESSON (1920) It was as much part of the lesson as openi is morning, instead of And he had taken hold of the end of her ostrich feather boa

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and statement of purpose) based on suggested argumentative, discursive topics and short story The Singing Lesson – Katherine Mansfield An alternate outcome to any of the chosen texts Provide an alternate ending to the short story

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Stanley stated in his first book on vocal pedagogy that “proper use” of the voice The availability of scientific information to singing teachers about the function of the young singer to attain, so he suggests creating an alternative reality,

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stories or poems in the prescribed any of the chosen texts Provide an alternate ending to the short story Fritz 5 Singing Lesson and The Story of an Hour

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MODEL LESSON TWO: Instruments of the Orchestra 6 MODEL LESSON FIVE: Musical Portraits 21 Write an alternate ending to the story Clap orchestra – Teacher acts as conductor to indicate when the class should start, stop, clap ( Teacher Tip: Say this sentence connecting one word to the next – almost singing it)