Prof. Shirley LIM Geok-lin Prof. Joanna Radwanska Williams

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Prof. Shirley LIM Geok-lin Prof. Joanna Radwanska Williams Adjudication Phase One Judging Panel Phase Two GE Section NET Section Final adjudication GE Teacher Network (Eng Lang) Phase Two Prof. Shirley LIM Geok-lin Dr. Gillian Bickley Prof. Joanna Radwanska Williams Interview with the finalists

Assessment Criteria (Primary) Category Criteria Use of Language Word choice Scan for rhythm Punctuation and grammar Poetic devices Artistic Quality Imagery Presentation Expression of the Theme Understanding of the theme Originality Construction Rhyme scheme Use of stanzas

Assessment Criteria (Secondary& Open) Category Criteria Use of Language Word choice Scan for rhythm Punctuation and grammar Poetic devices Artistic Quality Imagery Mood creation Depth of meaning Presentation Expression of the Theme Understanding of the theme Originality of approach Development of argument Match of theme and form Construction Rhyme scheme Use of stanzas Development of theme

- Use of anthologies in the poetry classroom - Other anthologies