English
Learn the idea, see it worked through, then explain it in your own words.
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3 lessons available across 2 of 5 units
01Literary studyContent to be added
Develop understanding through reading, composition and communication.
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- Complex character and theme
- Genre and structure
- Comparing literary traditions
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02Rhetoric and information2 lessons available · More topics to be added
Develop understanding through reading, composition and communication.
- Rhetoric, purpose and audienceReview
Explain how a writer's choices may persuade a particular audience.
Not started - Reading statistical claims criticallyReview
Check denominators, comparison groups and the difference between association and cause.
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- Evaluating reasoning
- Synthesis across media
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03Extended composition1 lesson available · More topics to be added
Develop understanding through reading, composition and communication.
- Planning a comparative essayReview
Build a shared line of argument rather than two disconnected summaries.
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- Developing comparative analysis
- Argumentative essays
- Creative writing and revision
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04Language and styleContent to be added
Develop understanding through reading, composition and communication.
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- Syntax and rhetorical effect
- Precise vocabulary
- Editing conventions
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05Research and communicationContent to be added
Develop understanding through reading, composition and communication.
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- Source evaluation and citation
- Seminar discussion
- Persuasive presentation
These topics are part of our course plan. Lessons and practice are not available yet.
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