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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0. Activity Sheet
1. Discussion – Characterisation
2. Theory – Characterisation
3. Your turn – Character
Setting
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0. Activity Sheet
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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1. Discussion – Structure

Y11 Reading to Write Composition/Structure 1. Discussion – Structure
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Structure and composition

Discuss with your tutor what these mean?

Forms of narrative

Prose, Poetry, Letters (epistolary), Diary entries,  Script 

Genre

Fantasy, Historical fiction, Romance, Thriller, Mystery, Dystopia, Science fiction 

Elements of narrative

Most narratives follow a basic plot structure. You should have encountered these since primary  school. See if you can explain the elements of narrative to your tutor.

Orientation, Complication, Series of events, Climax, Resolution, Coda 

Spend 3 minutes to brainstorm in the Googledoc

Structure

● Linear, Non-linear, Cyclical 

  • How can we start a story?
  • How can we end a story?

What are some other elements to do with composition and structure?

  • Flashback/forward:
  • Intertextuality: 
  • Time jumps: 
  • Foreshadow: 
  • Dramatic irony: 
  • Extended metaphor:
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