Y12 Textual Conversations

1. Module Requirements
 7 Topics
0. Activity Sheets
1. Discussion – Preparing for the Module
2. Theory – Preparing for the module
3. Discussion – Understanding the Rubric
4. Theory – Understand the Rubric
5. Your Turn – Understand the Rubric
6. Module Summary – Assessment
2. Source Text (Before Analysis)
 7 Topics
0. Activity Sheets
1. Discussion – Context & Authorial Intent
2. Theory – Context & Authorial Intent
3. Workshop – Composer’s Context
4. Theory – Useful Words
5. Discussion- Overcome Shakespeare phobia – Language in Shakespeare
6. Theory- Overcome Shakespeare phobia – Language in Shakespeare
3. Source Text (Analysis)
 6 Topics
0. Activity Sheets
1. Theory – Terminology
2. Context of the Source text (Setting)
3. Workshop – Macro Techniques
4. Workshop – Significance of Characters
5. Key ideas in Source Text
4. Adapted Text (Before Analysis)
 6 Topics
0. Activity Sheets
1. Discussion – Context & Authorial Intent
2. Theory – Context & Authorial Intent
3. Workshop – Composer’s Context
4. Theory – Useful Words
5. Identifying intertextual Connections
5. Adapted Text (Analysis)
 6 Topics
0. Activity Sheets
1. Theory – Terminology
2. Context of the Source text (Setting)
3. Workshop – Macro Techniques
4. Workshop – Significance of Characters
5. Key ideas in Adapted Text
6. Comparative Study
 3 Topics
0. Activity Sheets
1. Comparative Study Summary – Textual Conversations
2. Concept Analytical Table in preparation for assessments
7. Essay
 5 Topics
0. Activity Sheets
1. Discussion – Planning for Unseen Question
2. Theory – Planning for Unseen Questions
3. Deconstruct a model response
4. Sample Questions
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1. Theory – Terminology

Y12 Textual Conversations 5. Adapted Text (Analysis) 1. Theory – Terminology
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Theory: Terminology

How to analyse novels?

Open the English Reference PDF to review terminology for the following:
Your tutor will test you on these words and words that you didn’t know will be added to this week’s vocabulary list.
  1. Literary Techniques
  2. Composition (Structure, Macro-Techniques)
  3. Voice and narration
  4. Perspective/Positioning of the audience
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