Senior High School Specialized Subject: Apprenticeship & Exploration in Arts Production (Literary Arts)
Apprenticeship & Exploration in Arts Production (Literary Arts) is one of the specialized subjects under the arts and design career track. Some examples of the things that you will learn from taking this subject include:
- Introduction to Fiction
- Elements of Fiction
- Plot
- Theme
- Setting
- Characterization
- Elements of Poetry
- Rhythm
- Imagery
- Sound devices
- Writing for Media
- Print Media (Articles)
- Online Writing (Blogs)
- Copywriting
While studying, you will also be asked to demonstrate what you have learned by participating in class activities that may include the following:
- Comparing ideas from various literary works, approaches, and techniques
- Creating character sketches, storylines, and plot events in fiction
- Using rhythm, imagery, wordplays and other figurative languages, sound devices in poetry
- Submitting a reaction paper on a literary piece
- Sharing / presenting written draft for evaluation and feedback
- Revising work according to self-evaluation and feedback of peers and mentors
- Examining published transcripts, travel entries, and articles in print and online
- Analyzing published transcripts, travel entries, and articles in print and online
- Investigating events about diverse topics of interest
- Comparing and contrasting samples of copies
- Conceptualizing ideas with a team
- Writing articles about events and products with a clear and fresh insight
- Constructing well-structured feature articles, blog entries, and content for web
- Writing copies for brands, companies, and local products
- Writing lyrics for jingles and commercials for a local product, brand, company, or campaign
- Finding ways to improve copies through technical writing
- Revising work according to the comments of the copy editor/mentor
These examples only cover the scope of the specialized subjects under the arts and design career track. For the scope of the core and contextualized subjects under the senior high school curriculum, please refer to their respective lists.
