OI.ELAR.5.B
Apply appropriate criteria for lifting scenes and cutting literary selections.
Oral Interpretation I, II, III (One to Three Credits). · Texas Essential Knowledge and Skills (TEKS) · TEKS 2017
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criteriascenesliterary selectionsadaptationperformance choicescutting
Skills
- apply (criteria for lifting scenes) #dok2
- apply (criteria for cutting literary selections) #dok2
- evaluate (which scenes or sections to lift or cut) #dok3
- justify (adaptation decisions based on criteria) #dok3
Learning Targets
- I can identify established criteria for lifting scenes and cutting literary selections. #dok1
- I can apply criteria to determine which scenes or parts of a text are suitable for adaptation. #dok2
- I can evaluate selections for literary merit and adaptation potential before lifting or cutting scenes. #dok3
- I can justify my adaptation choices using appropriate criteria. #dok3
Big Ideas
- Effective adaptation of literature for performance requires careful selection and modification of the text while respecting the original work.
- Using clear and appropriate criteria ensures that adaptations maintain the integrity and intent of the literary work.
Essential Questions
- What criteria should be considered when deciding to lift or cut scenes from a literary text?
- How does the adaptation process affect the meaning and intent of the original work?
- What are the ethical considerations when modifying literature for performance?
- In what ways can selecting or omitting parts of a text enhance or detract from its overall impact?
- How can performers ensure that their adaptations reflect the integrity of the original literature?