'Narrative techniques' presentation slideshows

5.RL.1

Quote accurately from a text when explaining what the text says explicitly and when drawing inferences from the text. 5.RL.1.

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8.RL.1

Cite the textual evidence that most strongly supports an analysis of what the text says explicitly as well as inferences drawn from the text. 8.RL.1.

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7.RL.1

Cite several pieces of textual evidence when useful to support analysis of what the text says explicitly as well as inferences drawn from the text. 7.RL.1.

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AREA of study: Journeys

The final area of study in Year 11 English. AREA of study: Journeys . Journeys. How many kinds of journeys can you think of ? Tell the person sitting next to you (in Bahassa Inggris ). Types of Journeys we will discuss:. Physical Journeys

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Transmedia Entertainment & Marketing: Narrative Structures

Transmedia Entertainment & Marketing: Narrative Structures. Rhythma Kapoor Week 2. Plan for Today. Semiotics & Narratives in Media Studies Narratives in TM Types of narratives + examples Final project + Teams Group work. Narrative in Media Studies Discourse.

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Do + know = success

Do + know = success. ACTIONs skill/Task/target You can do it!. Q: words you may have heard but you are not sure about their meaning H: words you have heard before but may not know them well T: words you know so well you could teach them to someone else.

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English Language Arts Content Specifications, Item Specifications, and Depth of Knowledge

English Language Arts Content Specifications, Item Specifications, and Depth of Knowledge. Purpose of Training Module. Introduce primary source materials Common Core State Standards for English Language Arts and Literacy Smarter Balanced Content Specifications

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Look at these 5 pictures. Imagine they are telling you a story.

a). c). b). Starter task: Rank these people by how likely you are to believe their stories. (1- most believable, 5- least believable). Make sure you can justify your opinions purely based on what you can see/ know about their characters. e). d).

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Writing Workshop Comparing a Play and a Film

Writing Workshop Comparing a Play and a Film. Feature Menu. Assignment Prewriting Choose a Film Focus on One Scene Compare the Film with the Play Write Your Thesis Statement Organize Your Essay Practice and Apply. Comparing a Play and a Film.

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Chapter 1

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The craft of the writer

The craft of the writer. Understanding how writers create meaning. Lesson objective:. To explore techniques used to analyse the way in which writers create particular effects. What kind of text do you think the following words are taken from?. worst brown fields dreams

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Common Commentary Mistakes

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Project Number : 97 Category: Communication and Collaboration School: Andrews High School

Bullying Interactive Book. Project Number : 97 Category: Communication and Collaboration School: Andrews High School Grade Level: 9-12 Teacher Sponsor: Geer. Real Consequences: A Story About Bullying. Project Team Members. Script Writers : Kientay Filmore, Brett Howard

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Deep Literacy with the Pre-Literate

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Objective: to learn about narrative

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The Victorian Age

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Formative Essay

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