Course Content
Treasure Trove (Poetry)
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Theme 01: The Heart of The Tree
18:09
Theme 02: The Cold Within
11:02
Theme 03: The Bangle Sellers – Part 1
14:55
Theme 03: The Bangle Sellers – Part 2
00:00
Theme 04: After Blenheim
00:00
Theme 05: Television – Part 1
00:00
Theme 05: Television – Part 2
00:00
Theme 06: Daffodils
00:00
Theme 07: I know why the caged bird sings
00:00
Theme 08: The Patriot – Part 1
00:00
Theme 08: The Patriot – Part 2
00:00
Theme 09: Abou Ben Adhem
00:00
Theme 10: Nine Gold Medals – Part 1
00:00
Theme 10: Nine Gold Medals – Part 2
00:00
Merchant of Venice
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ACT I : Scene 1 – Venice, A Street – Part A
00:00
ACT I : Scene 1 – Venice, A Street – Part B
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ACT I : Scene 1 – Question & Answers Part C
00:00
Act 1 : Scene II – Belmont, A Hall in Portia’s House
00:00
Act 1 : Scene III – A street in Venice, in front of Shylock’s house – Part A
14:48
Act 1 : Scene III – A street in Venice, in front of Shylock’s house – Part B
00:00
Act 2 : Scene 1 – Belmont. A hall in Portia’s House
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Act 2 : Scene II – Venice. A Street before Shylock’s house – Part A
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Act 2 : Scene II – Venice. A Street before Shylock’s house – Part B
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Act 2 : Scene III – The front door of Shylock’s house
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Act 2 : Scene IV – A Street in Venice
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Act 2 : Scene V – The street before Shylock’s house
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Act 2 : Scene VI – The street before Shylock’s house
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Act 2 : Scene VII – Belmont. A hall in Portia’s house
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Act 2 : Scene VIII – Venice. A Street
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Act 2 : Scene IX – Belmont. A hall in Portia’s house
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Act 3 : Scene 1 – Venice. A Street
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Act 3 : Scene II – Belmont. A hall in Portia’s house – Part A
00:00
Act 3 : Scene II – Belmont. A hall in Portia’s house – Part B
00:00
Act 3 : Scene III – Venice. A street before Shylock’s house
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Act 3 : Scene IV – Belmont. A hall in Portia’s house
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Act 3 : Scene V – A garden leading upto Portia’s house
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ACT IV : Scene I – Venice. A Court of Justice – Part A
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ACT IV : Scene I – Venice. A Court of Justice – Part B
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ACT IV : Scene I – Venice. A Court of Justice – Part C
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ACT V – Scene I – Belmont. Avenue to Portia’s house – Part A
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ACT V – Scene I – Belmont. Avenue to Portia’s house – Part B
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ACT V – Scene I – Belmont. Avenue to Portia’s house – Part C
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English – 10
About Lesson

Certainly! Here’s a course summary for Theme 01: “The Heart of The Tree” in your Class 10 English curriculum:

Course Title: Exploring ‘The Heart of The Tree’ – English Class 10

Course Overview:
In Theme 01, “The Heart of The Tree,” we delve into a selection of literary works that revolve around the theme of nature, our relationship with it, and the profound impact it has on our lives. This theme will not only enrich your understanding of the natural world but also enhance your literary analysis skills. We will explore a variety of texts, poetry, and prose that highlight the beauty, power, and significance of nature in human existence.

Learning Objectives:
1. Appreciating Nature: Develop an appreciation for the natural world and the role it plays in literature.
2. Literary Analysis: Hone your skills in analyzing poetry and prose, including understanding literary devices and techniques.
3. Connecting with Themes: Discover how themes of nature and environment relate to human experiences and emotions.
4. Creative Expression: Encourage creativity and self-expression through writing and artistic interpretation.

Key Texts and Works:
– A selection of nature-themed poems and prose passages.
– Discussions and interpretations of works that explore nature’s role in literature.

Course Structure:
1. Introduction to Nature in Literature: An overview of the theme and its significance in literary works.
2. Poetry Exploration: Analyzing nature-themed poems, discussing the use of literary devices, and understanding the poets’ perspectives.
3. Prose Analysis: Delving into prose passages that capture the essence of nature, dissecting the language, and discussing their context.
4. Creative Expression: Engaging in creative writing, such as nature-inspired poetry or essays.
5. Critical Thinking: Encouraging critical thinking through discussions and debates on the role of nature in literature and society.
6. Assessments: Periodic quizzes, written assignments, and class participation evaluations.

Assessment Criteria:
You will be assessed based on your understanding of the texts, your ability to analyze literature, your creative expression, and your active participation in class discussions.

Course Outcomes:
By the end of this course, you will have a deeper appreciation for the role of nature in literature, an improved ability to analyze literary works, and a greater understanding of the interplay between the natural world and human experiences. Additionally, you will have honed your creative writing skills and enhanced your critical thinking abilities.

This course will not only broaden your understanding of the literary world but also encourage you to view the natural world with a fresh perspective, fostering a deeper connection with the environment around you.

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