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</body></html>";s:4:"text";s:29642:"NESA HSC English Advanced — Paper 2 Sample Questions Marking Guidelines – 2 – Section II Module B: Critical Study of Literature These guidelines are generic and will need to be adjusted for specific questions. Module A: Narratives that Shape Our World, 3. In the play, the lead character struggles to make decisions and procrastinates a lot. In this post we are going to look at the English Advanced Module B- Critical Study of Literature. It serves government and non-government schools, and provides educational leadership by developing quality curriculum and awarding secondary school credentials, the School Certificate and the Higher School Certificate. This point is telling you that you need to develop an in-depth knowledge of the text. Through reading, viewing or listening, students analyse, assess and comment on the text’s specific language features and form. “[Students] explore the ideas in the text, further strengthening their personal perspective on the text.”. The Rubric. Some of our courses have moved to online delivery. Now you know what Module B requires you to do, you need to get out there and analyse and research your text! Powered by Create your own unique website with customizable templates. The third – anything really that NESA believes fits in with the rubric! Once you have a better idea of the concepts explored in the text, you can incorporate this learning into your interpretation and knowledge of the text. About the poems and the poet - The selection of poems for this module deals with themes of cultural heritage, nature, connections to land, places and environment, links to the past and concepts of time, personal identity, and the discovery of intercultural connections. Textual Integrity requires you to figure out how a text works as a whole. Module B is notorious for throwing a curveball. Do you understand why a text’s critical reception is important? Another module for us to take a look at is Standard’s Module B – Close study of Literature. Notes … NESA Annotations: Notes are available on An Artist of the Floating World in the 2015-2020 Annotations (which erroneously lists Kazuo Ishiguro as the director of the text rather than author), but be aware that it connects the text to the now-defunct Extension 1 Module B Elective 'After the Bomb'. What is the narrative voice that has been established? Argument: Ensure that each analysis sentence relates back to the question and your thesis statement. Module B, or Close Study of Literature, refers to the unit of study that has been prescribed by NESA to the English Standard course.Broadly speaking, the role of the student is to analyse in great depth a single text or body of work and evaluate its cultural significance. Crafting a text in this way is incredibly difficult and marks it as a significant text. Let’s have look at different parts of the rubric and give them some meaning so that you know the type of question you can expect and the best way to prepare an answer that will maximise your marks. Critical reception allows us to understand what others think about the text. Descriptors. These are themes like “love” and “fate”. Our website uses cookies to provide you with a better browsing experience. In this stud… For example, a well-discussed example of this is Shakespeare’s Hamlet and the theme of “Indecision”. A Review of Module A: Narratives that Shape our World, Standard English Module A – Contemporary Possibilities – A Complete Understanding. This means that you have to be ready for anything they throw at you. Through increasingly informed personal responses to the text in its entirety, students develop understanding of the distinctive qualities of the text and notions of textual integrity. When we read texts critically, we want to unpack how composers develop their ideas and what techniques and tools they use to communicate them to the audience. |. This could mean a range of things such as adopting a particular perspective of a character and imagining them in a different situation or perhaps inserting an additional chapter. The first 3 acts take a very long time. These are the specific ‘things’ that the text has or does that creates it as a unique piece of literature worthy of being studied as part of this rubric. In this post, we will address these questions and explain the details of the New Year 11 Module B: Critical Study of Literature. Before we unpack it for you, here it is: In this module, students develop analytical and critical knowledge, understanding and appreciation of a literary text. Module B: Critical Study of Literature, we have a comprehensive breakdown of this Module, here, you can read our explanation of this Module, here, discuss in detail a little later in this article, look at “critical reception” in a bit more detail later in this post, what it means to be human (The Human Condition), or, in some instances, universally pan it, you must read our Essential Guide to Textual Integrity, you must read our post: Understanding Module B: Critical reception, context, and significance, Module A: Narratives that Shape Our World (. Through critical analysis and evaluation of its language, content and construction, students will develop an appreciation of the textual integrity of their prescribed text. , basing their judgements on a detailed knowledge of the text and its language features. Students have opportunities to appreciate and express views about the aesthetic and imaginative aspects of a text by composing creative and critical texts of their own. As mentioned above, a good starting point is looking at the people, ideas, settings and situations that your text explores. Haddon has effectively created a piece of fiction that engages reader’s intellect and emotions as he captures the journey of Christopher by adopting a unique narrative voice. In this module, students develop analytical and critical knowledge, understanding and appreciation of a literary text. They engage in the extensive exploration and interpretation of the text and the ways composers (authors, poets, playwrights, directors, designers and so on), By analysing the interplay between the ideas, forms and language within the text, students appreciate how these elements may affect those responding to it. For example, Emily Brontë’s Wuthering Heights received mixed reviews when it was released and went on to be considered one of the greatest novels written and the best novel penned by a Brontë. They provide the following of objectives for you to demonstrate in your assessments. NESA Annotations: Notes are available on An Artist of the Floating World in the 2015-2020 Annotations (which erroneously lists Kazuo Ishiguro as the director of the text rather than author), but be aware that it connects the text to the now-defunct Extension 1 Module B Elective 'After the Bomb'. It’s just that scientists haven’t found the answer yet” page 125, For bildungsroman you may wish to use a quote from the beginning & end to show development, symbols used to convey emotional content through illustration. This kind of critical reception means that the text is doing something unique that provokes wide-ranging discussion. So it is important that you consider the three qualities when engaging with your text. However, we are also given a hint in this sentence that you might also be asked to respond creatively. Yet now it is widely considered one of the best films ever made. When you study your text for this Module, you need to look at how it is constructed and what the composer has done to develop meaning for readers. From the 2018/2019 syllabus, there are compulsory Modules for Year 11 students and Year 12 students. Or you may conclude that it is no longer significant or important to a current society of readers. As part of this process, you should use evidence to back up why you feel your reading of the text, or their reading of the text, seems more plausible. Registrations for our Year 11 and 12 Readiness workshops have opened so get in quick to book your spot! Also known as textual form, construction refers to the way a text is – you guessed it – constructed. They draft, appraise and refine their own texts, applying the conventions of syntax, spelling and grammar appropriately. To help you do this, we’ve broken the Rubric down into 8 Rubric Statements and explained them in plain English. Central to this study is the exploration of how the author’s ideas are expressed in the text through an analysis of its construction, content and language. If you are asked a question specific to form, make sure that you absolutely discuss structural features in your essay! Each text studied as part of this module will be a text that explores significant ideas, is written by a well known author or has some quality that makes it unique or interesting. I cannot tell jokes because i do not understand them. Module B: Texts and Ways of Thinking This module requires students to explore and evaluate a selection of texts relating to a particular historical period. Higher School Certificate . You must also consider its critical reception by taking into account the opinions of others and evaluating their ideas about the text against your own. “[Students] investigate the perspectives of others;”. The Curious Incident of the Dog in The Night-time. Module B requires you to be a literary critic. Excerpts and links may be used, provided that full and clear credit is given to Matrix Education and www.matrix.edu.au with appropriate and specific direction to the original content. Module B: Close Study of Text This module requires students to engage in detailed analysis of a text. “The opening of text should immediately hook the responder if they are going to be engaged emotionally and intellectually.” a. Rubric Statement #1 Module B wants you to become an engaged reader who uses their critical thinking abilities when considering texts. It contained approximately 8 cubic metres of air” pg 17, Technical jargon (using mathematical terms), Allows readers to understand that Christopher’s reaction to the situation isn’t what is expected – it is unusual and again showing his perspective, Once you have the above set out, it is best that you start writing. Registration for Year 11 and 12 Readiness Workshops, Share on FacebookShare on TwitterShare on Linked InShare by Email, https://www.pinterest.com.au/6da5d642761afbb67b967c5f5b6ca5/, Another module for us to take a look at is Standard’s, understanding of the text while standard students must adopt a, In this module, students develop an informed understanding, knowledge and appreciation of a, . We’ll look at “critical reception” in a bit more detail later in this post, suffice to say that a text’s critical reception is not static. All Rights Reserved. Each of the topic sentences would have to focus on the including the above elements and also introduce the idea of that paragraph. So long as you have you ideas set and know the evidence you are going to rely on you will be able to answer any question. Just as people don’t agree with each other, you don’t have to agree with what other critics say about a text. Whilst the end of the year is approaching, we are still here to support our students! . “Lots of things are mysteries. In this article, we breakdown the changes to HSC Standard English Module B, what you need to know from the rubric, and how to ace the module and get that Band 6! It is important that you have a clear interpretation of what you think the text is about before you become influenced by others. As this is Module B, you are required to have an intricate and deep understanding of the ideas so don’t quickly skim over this part – show off your skills and understanding to the marker. But that doesn’t mean there isn’t an answer to them. About the poems and the poet - The selection of poems for this module deals with themes of cultural heritage, nature, connections to land, places and environment, links to the past and concepts of time, personal identity, and the discovery of intercultural connections. If you continue to use this site, you consent to our use of cookies. This holistic approach to representing “indecision” is an example of organic unity. In addition, critical reception allows us to gauge whether a text has been consistently valued or if it has slipped in and out of critical acclaim. Session 1 - Module/Rubric 101 1 hour and 30 minutes Clarifying the syllabus direction for exploring “The Castle” and specifying engaging ways to break down the rubric for Module … The Year 11 Modules set for study for English Advanced are: You can find an overview of the Year 11 Modules and Syllabus in our Beginner’s Guide to Acing HSC English. What techniques are employed to develop his narrative voice? Remember the more that you can write and adopt your argument to the question will prove for the best study methods. Early Entry for University – What does that mean? You will consider elements such as the medium of the text (text type), the structure of the text and also the genre of the text. Use your reading time to think about how you can use the quote with the rest of the evidence you have prepared. Module B: Texts and Ways of Thinking This module requires students to explore and evaluate a selection of texts relating to a particular historical period. This is a more complex concept. The texts set for Module B are critically acclaimed or considered to be significant texts. If you take a look at the sample paper and our blogs on the set up of paper 2, you’ll know that the Module B question can take three different forms. Module B: Critical Study of Literature is the 3rd, and final, Module of Preliminary English. In this module, students strengthen and extend their knowledge, skills and confidence as accomplished writers. Through critical analysis and evaluation of its language, content and construction, students will develop an appreciation of the textual integrity of their prescribed text. To better understand the text and develop your reading of it, you’ll need to research and explore these ideas. This is usually through the above – that is where the marks are awarded. This is an important part of the academic process where different critics compare and debate their positions. HSC examinations, School Certificate, state-wide curriculum online, e-Assessment, school registration. Content and Organization. The Rubric. Context: In this unit students have developed the skills and knowledge to explore, analyse and assess the ways meaning is shaped in relation to individuals, community, cultural identity and cultural perspectives. Source: Module B Rubric from NESA website. This brings us to end of our blog on this module. Table 1 Rubric Module B rubric and columns for student deconstruction; Rubric – Module B: Close study of literature. Through their analyses and assessment of the text and their own compositions, students further develop their personal and intellectual connections with, and enjoyment of the text, enabling them to express their informed personal interpretation of its significance and meaning. So long as you have you ideas set and know the evidence you are going to rely on you will be able to answer any question. This is usually through the above – that is where the marks are awarded. expression. Events eventuate gradually, but after Hamlet makes his first irrevocable decision, events unfold quickly in the final two acts culminating in much death. 30–40 Hours. Module B requires you to take on the role of a literary critic. Understanding these terms is essential to understanding Module B. Opportunities to engage deeply with the text as a responder and composer further develops personal and intellectual connections with this text, enabling students to express their informed personal view of its meaning and value. It would be best to arrange your ideas in a table format so that you can capture particular examples together with quotes/techniques. In the ability for students to make a conceptual link between the different parts of the question. When analysing the text, you need to consider the text’s: This syllabus statement is instructing you to draw on these aspects of the text when developing and supporting your argument. © Matrix Education and www.matrix.edu.au, 2020. 2. This is a structural technique so a literary technique is not strictly required. Reflect on how ONE of your prescribed texts from Module C reinforced your understanding of the importance of the power and precision of language. We recommend doing this in the first paragraph so it’s obvious to the marker and they don’t have to go looking to award you marks. As part of a critical study, you need to see how your interpretation and ideas stack up against other critics’ interpretations and ideas. What are the key points? pmcuriousincidentdognighttime.pdf: File Size: 456 kb: File Type: pdf: Download File. Notes on concept. If audiences universally celebrate it (or, in some instances, universally pan it), this suggests it is a significant text of sorts. Creates a sense that Christopher is talking directly to the responder and positions them to actively engage with the text, The novel is constructed as a hybrid genre novel – the form therefore reflects the idea of challenging dominant concepts in society. A great place to start is to understand the rubric – you can find it here straight from NESA: Module B Advanced English: Critical Study of Literature “In this module, students develop detailed analytical and critical knowledge, understanding and appreciation of a substantial literary text. It develops their understanding of the ways in which scientific, religious, philosophical or economic paradigms … TheLanguage, Identity and Culture module refers to the unit of study that has been prescribed by NESA to the English Standard course. Read the rubric below: This module requires students to engage with and develop an informed personal understanding of their prescribed text. Prescriptions: Area of Study . Read the rubric below: This module requires students to engage with and develop an informed personal understanding of their prescribed text. Please note that for online classes, all course materials will be shared electronically. In this module, students develop understanding, knowledge and appreciation of an Australian text. Sample Formal Assessment Task Notification . Remember that no ordinary text finds its way onto the HSC prescribed list so it’s your job to understand the text and reasons why its been listed. We’ll explain it here in detail so you don’t need to stress in either Year 11 or Year 12. Don’t be like Tom! In Part 3 of the Year 11 English Study Guide, we discuss why Year 11 Module B: Critical Study of Literature prepares you for Year 12. Think of it this way, if a text is popular with the public or critics it must be doing some things very well. Do you know what textual integrity is? Something during that period of time is occurring to make the text relevant to audiences. What is the narrative voice that has been established? Rubric for Assessing Written Presentation - Module B : Criteria. 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