Y11 Reading to Write

Workshop
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0. Activity Sheets
1. Discussion – Understand the Rubric
3. Theory – Understand the Rubric
4. Discussion – Preparing the Module
5. Theory – Preparing the Module
6. In Summary
Introduction to the Rubric
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1. Discussion – Understand the Rubric
2. Theory – Understand the Rubric
3. Discussion – Preparing the Module
4. Theory – Preparing the Module
5. In Summary
Overview
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1. Why write
2. Discussion – Language Techniques
3. Theory – Language Techniques
4. How to prepare for the module
5. Show not tell
Composition/Structure
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1. Discussion – Structure
2. Theory – Structure/Composition
3. Structure – How to start
4. Structure – How to end
5. Your turn – Composition/Structure
Characterization
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1. Discussion – Characterisation
2. Theory – Characterisation
3. Your turn – Character
Setting
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1. Discussion – Setting
2. Theory – Setting
3. Pathetic Fallacy – Weather & Mood
Reflection
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1. Discussion – Reflective Composition
2. Theory – Reflective texts
3. Reflection example
4. Discussion – How to write a reflection
5. Theory – How to write a reflection
6. Theory – How to write a reflection (structure)
7. Theory – How to write a reflection (useful sentences)
8. Example questions
Symbolism, Motifs, Extended Metaphors
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1. Symbolism, Motifs, Extended Metaphors
2. Your Turn
Point Of View
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1. Discussion – Point of view (Narrative Voice)
2. Theory – Point of view
3. Theory – Voice
4. Your turn
Writing Style
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1. Discussion: Style and language techniques
2. Theory – Style and language techniques
3. Other
4. Power Verbs
Literary Movements
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Discussion – Literary movements
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4. How to prepare for the module

Y11 Reading to Write Overview 4. How to prepare for the module
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How to prepare for this module?

PART 1: Analyse prescribed text (NOT a close or critical study of text)

  • Thematic concerns and context
  • Annotate
    • MacroTechnique: Structure
    • Micro Technique
  • Analysis Table

PART 2: Analyse your own composition

  • Imitate the writing style

PART 3: Reflect on the process of writing

  • Reflection 

Table

For each text that you analyse, fill in the table below.

Significance of the title
Structure (summary of each paragraph)
DescribeIdentify Technique/sExample from the text
Thematic concerns
Narrative form, Audience,  Purpose 
Context/Purpose
Point of view 
Voice 
Features of worldspace 
Characterisation 
Setting 
Stylistic Features 
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