ATAR Notes: Forum
VCE Stuff => VCE English Studies => VCE Subjects + Help => VCE English & EAL => Topic started by: lokzo on September 25, 2014, 11:06:35 am
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Rumours been going around that this years language analysis will be based on more than one text (comparative)
Does anyone have a good plan/structure that they would use to set out the LA for a comparative piece
WHO ELSE AGREES THAT IT WILL BE A COMPARATIVE!?
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Lmao I heard the opposite.. I read somewhere that the vcaa are reluctant to do a comparative since students tend to analyse the differences rather than the language in the texts
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Lmao I heard the opposite.. I read somewhere that the vcaa are reluctant to do a comparative since students tend to analyse the differences rather than the language in the texts
Yes agreed - there was an utter backlash against the 2011 English Exam due to its Section three which was a comparative type.
Have a look at it for yourself - very ugly...would have hated to have done that year. Doubt VCE will do that again.
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Yes agreed - there was an utter backlash against the 2011 English Exam due to its Section three which was a comparative type.
Have a look at it for yourself - very ugly...would have hated to have done that year. Doubt VCE will do that again.
Cheers for the input people!
Well, technically it is on the study design though, so some would say, its due this year!!
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Lmao I heard the opposite.. I read somewhere that the vcaa are reluctant to do a comparative since students tend to analyse the differences rather than the language in the texts
Yes, but it is on the study design!
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Yes, but it is on the study design!
I didn't say that it 100% won't be a comparative. Potentially, it could be. Dw man just analyse the language and you'll do fine :-)
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Yes agreed - there was an utter backlash against the 2011 English Exam due to its Section three which was a comparative type.
Have a look at it for yourself - very ugly...would have hated to have done that year. Doubt VCE will do that again.
How wrong were you...