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Direct linkRogers, Asha – English in Education, 2015
In 1998 the Northern Examination and Assessment Board selected the poem 'Nothing's Changed' by the South African writer Tatamkhulu Afrika as the last of its ten "Poems from Other Cultures and Traditions." Published in the NEAB "Anthology" (1998), 'Nothing's Changed' became a favourite at GCSE for its vivid depiction of…
Descriptors: Poetry, African Culture, Authors, Social Change
Peer reviewedDuckett, Ian – English in Education, 1995
Gives an account of how one teacher taught poems from an anthology of black British poetry entitled "News for Babylon." Reviews actual lesson plans and approaches to specific poems. (TB)
Descriptors: Anthologies, Black Literature, English Instruction, Lesson Plans
