My First Poetry Writing Class for Teens
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Book Introduction
Do you want to be a creator?
If you want to think creatively
From ‘writing poetry’ that awakens imagination
Creativity and imagination are always cited as essential skills for young people preparing for the future.
Becoming a personal broadcaster, creating unique content and effectively communicating ideas to others, becoming an advertising planner, writing creative copy, or researching and developing new products all require creativity and imagination.
But I'm at a loss as to what I should do to come up with creative ideas.
Why not start by writing poetry? "My First Poetry Writing Class for Teens" is a book that not only helps you naturally connect with poetry, but also broadens your horizons through poetry writing.
Nowadays, we express our thoughts and emotions with just one letter and emoticon.
Writing poetry in this day and age may seem a bit old-fashioned, but the greatest benefit of writing poetry is that it allows your creativity and imagination to grow explosively.
Furthermore, you can develop empathy and artistic sense, and also develop expressive power and vocabulary.
By reading this book carefully, you will not only learn the skills of writing, but also naturally acquire the ability to think flexibly and apply them to various fields.
If you want to think creatively
From ‘writing poetry’ that awakens imagination
Creativity and imagination are always cited as essential skills for young people preparing for the future.
Becoming a personal broadcaster, creating unique content and effectively communicating ideas to others, becoming an advertising planner, writing creative copy, or researching and developing new products all require creativity and imagination.
But I'm at a loss as to what I should do to come up with creative ideas.
Why not start by writing poetry? "My First Poetry Writing Class for Teens" is a book that not only helps you naturally connect with poetry, but also broadens your horizons through poetry writing.
Nowadays, we express our thoughts and emotions with just one letter and emoticon.
Writing poetry in this day and age may seem a bit old-fashioned, but the greatest benefit of writing poetry is that it allows your creativity and imagination to grow explosively.
Furthermore, you can develop empathy and artistic sense, and also develop expressive power and vocabulary.
By reading this book carefully, you will not only learn the skills of writing, but also naturally acquire the ability to think flexibly and apply them to various fields.
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index
Introduction_A writing class to find the poet within us
Chapter 1: Poetry, what on earth is it?
Why do we write poetry?
How did the story begin?｜How did the poem begin?
What can you gain from writing poetry?
Writing poetry that fosters creativity and imagination
What makes a good poem?
Conditions for a poem that touches the heart
How to write good poetry?
The joy of solving a mystery｜It's okay if it's not special｜How to turn small experiences into special poems
Chapter 2: Developing Creative Expressiveness
Make a fantasy list
An imaginary list written down as ideas come to mind | Changing words | Changing to random words | Creating stories | Creativity can shine infinitely.
Connecting words that stand out with their novelty
Connecting Mismatched Words | Novel Ways to Connect Words
Thinking about the same thing in reverse
Various ways to change your thinking
Try rewriting a ready-made poem
A single word can change the mood. Try it out.
Write a 'Best Comment' with a short poem
Writing Short Poems to Develop Your Poetry Skills | How to Make Short Sentences Special
Chapter 3: Let's write poetry while playing a game
Writing Poetry with a Board Game
What is Dixit? | Writing Poetry Using Board Games | Things to Consider When Writing Poetry While Playing Board Games | Taking It to the Next Level
Writing Hip Hop Lyrics with Flash Cards
Making a Rap with a Game | Game Preparation and Rules | Correcting Bad Examples | Examples with Good Ideas and Expressions | Making a Rap Together
Write a poem about your favorite game
What can you do with your favorite games? | Gaining Insights from Games | Poems Based on Games | Writing Poetry Using Games
Writing poetry as if solving a riddle
Writing Poetry Using Riddles｜Things to Consider When Turning Diary Entries into Poetry
Chapter 4 Now I'm a Poet
The writing material is right next to you
Let's start with what we love. Everyday life becomes a valuable resource. Expressing emotions effectively can elicit emotion. Inspiration from art. Imagination is linked to creativity.
To put emotion into poetry
Don't express your feelings directly
Let's bring out the rhythm of the poem
To understand the rhythm of poetry | Changing the parts you want to emphasize | Repetition and correlation | Line changes and syllable changes
A tense that changes the mood
Using present, past, and future tenses appropriately
Appendix_Useful emotional words for writing
Chapter 1: Poetry, what on earth is it?
Why do we write poetry?
How did the story begin?｜How did the poem begin?
What can you gain from writing poetry?
Writing poetry that fosters creativity and imagination
What makes a good poem?
Conditions for a poem that touches the heart
How to write good poetry?
The joy of solving a mystery｜It's okay if it's not special｜How to turn small experiences into special poems
Chapter 2: Developing Creative Expressiveness
Make a fantasy list
An imaginary list written down as ideas come to mind | Changing words | Changing to random words | Creating stories | Creativity can shine infinitely.
Connecting words that stand out with their novelty
Connecting Mismatched Words | Novel Ways to Connect Words
Thinking about the same thing in reverse
Various ways to change your thinking
Try rewriting a ready-made poem
A single word can change the mood. Try it out.
Write a 'Best Comment' with a short poem
Writing Short Poems to Develop Your Poetry Skills | How to Make Short Sentences Special
Chapter 3: Let's write poetry while playing a game
Writing Poetry with a Board Game
What is Dixit? | Writing Poetry Using Board Games | Things to Consider When Writing Poetry While Playing Board Games | Taking It to the Next Level
Writing Hip Hop Lyrics with Flash Cards
Making a Rap with a Game | Game Preparation and Rules | Correcting Bad Examples | Examples with Good Ideas and Expressions | Making a Rap Together
Write a poem about your favorite game
What can you do with your favorite games? | Gaining Insights from Games | Poems Based on Games | Writing Poetry Using Games
Writing poetry as if solving a riddle
Writing Poetry Using Riddles｜Things to Consider When Turning Diary Entries into Poetry
Chapter 4 Now I'm a Poet
The writing material is right next to you
Let's start with what we love. Everyday life becomes a valuable resource. Expressing emotions effectively can elicit emotion. Inspiration from art. Imagination is linked to creativity.
To put emotion into poetry
Don't express your feelings directly
Let's bring out the rhythm of the poem
To understand the rhythm of poetry | Changing the parts you want to emphasize | Repetition and correlation | Line changes and syllable changes
A tense that changes the mood
Using present, past, and future tenses appropriately
Appendix_Useful emotional words for writing
Into the book
It's not necessary to write about a special experience to become a poem.
Just write about your small, everyday experiences.
But because of the pressure on myself, or because the teacher asked me to write something special, or because of the performance evaluation score, I keep trying to find something different.
No matter how much I think about it, it doesn't exist.
It's not too late to write about those things after you've gained a lot of experience in life.
So what's important for teenagers right now? Learning how to express themselves.
There are many different ways of expressing oneself in poetry.
--- p.34
We'll also try writing a short poem of one or two lines.
"One or two lines" sounds like it would be easy, right? Nope.
This might be the most difficult part.
You have to put everything you want to say into that short sentence.
And it can't be ordinary.
Just think about internet comments.
I'm talking about the comments that are recommended by many people and are at the top of the comments, commonly called 'best comments'.
When I look at those comments, there are many that are relatable to everyone, but are also unique and original.
--- p.97
Games are also a collection of imagination.
You can experience things that are only possible in your imagination through characters or avatars.
In the game, we can explore mysterious ruins that don't exist in reality or pilot spaceships.
You can fight vicious monsters, swing powerful swords, or use magic.
There are so many cases, so I'll keep it simple.
The question is whether you simply enjoy the game or make that imagination your own.
--- p.143~144
Riddles are always fun.
(...) Poetry is also a mystery.
To put it a bit exaggeratedly, it's a 'high-level puzzle'.
The answer is hidden in a metaphor or symbol and the reader is left to find it.
(...) Let's incorporate this mystery into our daily lives.
Many of you reading this book are probably using social media. On social media, people often post photos and stories about their past or current situation.
Now, let's try writing a diary about what happened that day on SNS.
I'm borrowing the expression of poetry.
--- p.163
To look deeply into things and write poetry, you need to know them well.
So what do I know best? It's 'the things I like.'
It is said that the best way to start writing poetry is to start with something you like.
When I talk about it, my words tend to become more specific.
Because I can describe that attribute in more detail than anyone else.
Just write about your small, everyday experiences.
But because of the pressure on myself, or because the teacher asked me to write something special, or because of the performance evaluation score, I keep trying to find something different.
No matter how much I think about it, it doesn't exist.
It's not too late to write about those things after you've gained a lot of experience in life.
So what's important for teenagers right now? Learning how to express themselves.
There are many different ways of expressing oneself in poetry.
--- p.34
We'll also try writing a short poem of one or two lines.
"One or two lines" sounds like it would be easy, right? Nope.
This might be the most difficult part.
You have to put everything you want to say into that short sentence.
And it can't be ordinary.
Just think about internet comments.
I'm talking about the comments that are recommended by many people and are at the top of the comments, commonly called 'best comments'.
When I look at those comments, there are many that are relatable to everyone, but are also unique and original.
--- p.97
Games are also a collection of imagination.
You can experience things that are only possible in your imagination through characters or avatars.
In the game, we can explore mysterious ruins that don't exist in reality or pilot spaceships.
You can fight vicious monsters, swing powerful swords, or use magic.
There are so many cases, so I'll keep it simple.
The question is whether you simply enjoy the game or make that imagination your own.
--- p.143~144
Riddles are always fun.
(...) Poetry is also a mystery.
To put it a bit exaggeratedly, it's a 'high-level puzzle'.
The answer is hidden in a metaphor or symbol and the reader is left to find it.
(...) Let's incorporate this mystery into our daily lives.
Many of you reading this book are probably using social media. On social media, people often post photos and stories about their past or current situation.
Now, let's try writing a diary about what happened that day on SNS.
I'm borrowing the expression of poetry.
--- p.163
To look deeply into things and write poetry, you need to know them well.
So what do I know best? It's 'the things I like.'
It is said that the best way to start writing poetry is to start with something you like.
When I talk about it, my words tend to become more specific.
Because I can describe that attribute in more detail than anyone else.
--- p.187
Publisher's Review
From board games to hip-hop lyrics to internet comments
Even male students who hate writing are captivated
Unique Poetry Writing Class
“Poetry is difficult.” “Why on earth should I write poetry?” Teenagers who have developed an awkward, if not difficult, relationship with poetry.
But those who cheer for the amazing rhymes of hip-hop lyrics and are crazy about short social media posts and internet memes are also teenagers.
Are there really differences between poetry and hip-hop lyrics? Why do teenagers have such a distant relationship with poetry? The answer lies in the "method of approach."
The author is a middle school Korean language teacher and poet who has taught children for over 10 years.
While running a creative writing club for middle school boys who were not interested in writing, I tried various methods and went through trial and error to develop a unique and effective poetry writing class method.
So, this book is free of any difficult literary terms or textbook-like approaches.
It's full of activities that anyone can easily follow, such as writing poetry while playing a board game, playing a game where you write hip-hop lyrics, writing one-liners like internet comments, and even writing about a favorite subject or hobby.
Through these activities, students who discovered the joy of creation wrote several excellent poems that would even impress established poets.
This book is rich in examples of student writing, making it a valuable reference for young people who are struggling with writing.
This guide is useful not only for students who want to escape the burden of writing, students who want to better express their thoughts, but also for teachers who need systematic guidelines for writing classes.
Exams, diets, fandom... all of these become poetry?
A variety of examples based on daily life
Includes useful emotional words for writing
Chapter 1 explains what poetry is, why we should write poetry, and how poetry is not as difficult as we think, thereby relieving the burden of poetry.
In Chapter 2, we will practice developing our expressive skills by writing sentences that come to mind, turning our daily lives upside down, and rewriting famous poems.
These are activities that first establish the basic skills needed for writing.
Chapter 3 proposes a more in-depth approach to poetry writing through free play.
You can discover the joy of writing poetry and feel a sense of accomplishment through activities that are more like play than studying.
Chapter 4 teaches you how to improve the quality of your poetry, from finding inspiration in everyday life to creating a title and rewriting it.
Each chapter offers advanced application activities so students can practice on their own, and the appendix includes useful emotional vocabulary for writing to help develop expressive skills.
Even male students who hate writing are captivated
Unique Poetry Writing Class
“Poetry is difficult.” “Why on earth should I write poetry?” Teenagers who have developed an awkward, if not difficult, relationship with poetry.
But those who cheer for the amazing rhymes of hip-hop lyrics and are crazy about short social media posts and internet memes are also teenagers.
Are there really differences between poetry and hip-hop lyrics? Why do teenagers have such a distant relationship with poetry? The answer lies in the "method of approach."
The author is a middle school Korean language teacher and poet who has taught children for over 10 years.
While running a creative writing club for middle school boys who were not interested in writing, I tried various methods and went through trial and error to develop a unique and effective poetry writing class method.
So, this book is free of any difficult literary terms or textbook-like approaches.
It's full of activities that anyone can easily follow, such as writing poetry while playing a board game, playing a game where you write hip-hop lyrics, writing one-liners like internet comments, and even writing about a favorite subject or hobby.
Through these activities, students who discovered the joy of creation wrote several excellent poems that would even impress established poets.
This book is rich in examples of student writing, making it a valuable reference for young people who are struggling with writing.
This guide is useful not only for students who want to escape the burden of writing, students who want to better express their thoughts, but also for teachers who need systematic guidelines for writing classes.
Exams, diets, fandom... all of these become poetry?
A variety of examples based on daily life
Includes useful emotional words for writing
Chapter 1 explains what poetry is, why we should write poetry, and how poetry is not as difficult as we think, thereby relieving the burden of poetry.
In Chapter 2, we will practice developing our expressive skills by writing sentences that come to mind, turning our daily lives upside down, and rewriting famous poems.
These are activities that first establish the basic skills needed for writing.
Chapter 3 proposes a more in-depth approach to poetry writing through free play.
You can discover the joy of writing poetry and feel a sense of accomplishment through activities that are more like play than studying.
Chapter 4 teaches you how to improve the quality of your poetry, from finding inspiration in everyday life to creating a title and rewriting it.
Each chapter offers advanced application activities so students can practice on their own, and the appendix includes useful emotional vocabulary for writing to help develop expressive skills.
GOODS SPECIFICS
- Date of issue: January 22, 2021
- Format: Paperback book binding method guide
- Page count, weight, size: 240 pages | 396g | 150*210*20mm
- ISBN13: 9791156333258
- ISBN10: 1156333253
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