Abstract
This subject introduces students to a range of literary forms and genres so they gain a deep understanding of how language works. It fosters immersive reading experiences whilst also cultivating language-based skills. It is particularly concerned with the relationship between reading and writing and how the development of high-level literacy … For more content click the Read More button below.
Syllabus
Linguistic structures, elements and featuresEffects of linguistic structures, elements and features on shaping meaning and influencing responses in a variety of texts and contextsClassic and contemporary Australian and non-Australian literary textsDeveloping a critical and thoughtful response to literary textsDeveloping personal literacy knowledge and skills through using the BKSB to identify … For more content click the Read More button below.
Assessment items
1. BKSB
2. Assessment 2
3. Assessment 3
Learning outcomes
Upon successful completion of this subject, students should:
1.
Describe and analyse a range of language forms, features and structures of texts and explain the ways these shape meaning and influence responses in a variety of texts
2.
Demonstrate a working knowledge of Australian and non-Australian literature
3.
Present a sound critical response showing developed skills in interpretation and analysis of texts
4.
Demonstrate improved skills in literacy (reading, writing and comprehension)