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Mind Map by elenamaymartin, updated more than 1 year ago
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Created by elenamaymartin
about 10 years ago
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'Growing Up' in Duffy & Pugh
- Mrs Tilscher's Class by Duffy
- Follows the transition of
a child through a stage
of innocence into them
learning about sex from
a 'rough boy'
- this is not seen as a negative though
- this is not seen as a negative though
- highlights the protection and 'love'
provided by the teacher to cushion
them from the harsher side of
growing up
- Follows the transition of
a child through a stage
of innocence into them
learning about sex from
a 'rough boy'
- Quetzals
only come
once by Pugh
- shows a mothers protection and
control over a child through the
metaphor of a kaleidoscope
- ultimately the parent has to stand
back and allow the child to gain
knowledge of the world without her
protection
- we learn that being young is only
something that happens once
- shows a mothers protection and
control over a child through the
metaphor of a kaleidoscope
- Education for Leisure
- the life of a young adult who's
anger is seen to be part of the
aftermath of a failure of the
education system
- their youth has left them unprepared for the
negative knowledge hinted at in 'Mrs
Tilscher's Class' and Pugh's poem
- Fueled with hate and anger brought about by them 'growing up'
- the life of a young adult who's
anger is seen to be part of the
aftermath of a failure of the
education system
- SEXY TWIST
- Mrs Tilscher's Class and Quetzals only come once show
that 'growing up' is part of a natural process and though it can
seem daunting and unwanted at times it ultimately leads to
more knowledge, greater understanding of the world and is
not seen as an over all negative.
- Education for Leisure shows the opposite, growing up, an increase in
knowledge about the world, moving out of a protective blanket has left the
individual charged with anger than the system has failed them
- Suggests that growing up is in fact, more of a negative than a positive.
And the way youths are taught to grow up today not only has an effect on
how they life but also how we live along side them
- Suggests that growing up is in fact, more of a negative than a positive.
And the way youths are taught to grow up today not only has an effect on
how they life but also how we live along side them
- Education for Leisure shows the opposite, growing up, an increase in
knowledge about the world, moving out of a protective blanket has left the
individual charged with anger than the system has failed them
- Mrs Tilscher's Class and Quetzals only come once show
that 'growing up' is part of a natural process and though it can
seem daunting and unwanted at times it ultimately leads to
more knowledge, greater understanding of the world and is
not seen as an over all negative.
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