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Start Here: English A Course and Examination Guide
English A SBA Portfolio Guide and Checklist
English A SBA: Final Portfolio Submission (60 marks)
Module 1: Informative Discourse
Module 1 Diagnostic: Reading and Language Skills
M1 Lesson 1: Purpose, Audience, Context, Register and Word Choice
M1 Lesson 2: Sentence Grammar: Agreement, Tense, Pronouns and Standard Usage
M1 Lesson 3: Punctuation, Paragraphing, Cohesion and Coherence
M1 Lesson 4: Facts, Opinions, Explicit and Implied Information
M1 Lesson 5: Main Ideas, Supporting Details and Informative Text Structures
M1 Lesson 6: Sequence, Cause and Effect, Comparison and Valid Conclusions
M1 Lesson 7: Research Skills and Evaluating Sources
M1 Lesson 8: Interpreting Tables, Charts, Forms, Diagrams, Maps and Advertisements
M1 Lesson 9: Informative Summary Writing - Selecting and Condensing Ideas
M1 Lesson 10: Informative Writing - Emails, Letters, Notices, Reports and Articles
Module 1 Graded Assessment: Informative Discourse
Module 2: Literary Discourse
M2 Lesson 1: Literal Meaning, Figurative Meaning, Denotation and Connotation
M2 Lesson 2: Literary Devices: Comparison, Sound, Irony and Symbolism
M2 Lesson 3: Characterisation, Motivation, Relationships and Attitudes
M2 Lesson 4: Setting, Mood, Atmosphere and Tone
M2 Lesson 5: Plot, Conflict, Theme and Cause-and-Effect in Literature
M2 Lesson 6: Narrator, Point of View, Form and Structure
M2 Lesson 7: Reading and Analysing Unseen Poetry
M2 Lesson 8: Reading Literary Prose and Writing a Literary Summary
M2 Lesson 9: Short-Story Planning: Prompt, Conflict, Character and Structure
M2 Lesson 10: Short-Story Craft: Scene, Dialogue, Description, Voice and Editing
Module 2 Graded Assessment: Literary Discourse
Module 3: Persuasive Discourse
M3 Lesson 1: Purpose, Audience, Context and the Structure of Argument
M3 Lesson 2: Fact, Opinion, Bias, Perspective and Loaded Language
M3 Lesson 3: Evidence, Source Credibility and Reasoning
M3 Lesson 4: Persuasive Appeals, Rhetorical Devices and Tone
M3 Lesson 5: Propaganda, Fallacies and Manipulative Techniques
M3 Lesson 6: Visual Persuasion: Advertisements, Cartoons, Layout and Data
M3 Lesson 7: Counterclaims, Rebuttal, Comparison and Logical Organisation
M3 Lesson 8: Persuasive Summary Writing
M3 Lesson 9: Persuasive Speeches and Letters to the Editor
M3 Lesson 10: Argumentative Essays: Planning, Development, Style and Timed Revision
Module 3 Graded Assessment: Persuasive Discourse
Final Examination Practice
Final Examination Readiness Review
English A Mock Paper 01: 60 Multiple-Choice Questions
English A Mock Paper 02: Written Examination (120 raw marks)
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NBSACC
RCJCC
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SCACC
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TFACC
TSACC
Library Service
Employee Assessment
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