Revised Literature Study Design - Outcomes
[Note - Outcomes here form the internal course work, which is 50% of the total assessment in this subject]
Unit 1 | Unit 2 | Unit 3 | Unit 4 | |
Outcome 1 | Reading Journal | Reading Journal | Text in Performance | Creative Response |
Discuss how personal responses to literature are developed and account for the development of your own responses to one or more literary texts. | Analyse the evelopment of your own response and interepretation to one or more literary texts. | Discuss how meaning is enacted or re-created when a text is performed or adapted for performance (40 marks) | Respond imaginatively to a text, and comment on the connections between the text and the response. (40 marks) | |
Outcome 2 | Text Responses | Text Responses | Views and Values | Analysis of a Review |
Analyse and respond both critically and creatively to the ways in which a text produced since 1950 reflects or comments on the concerns and ideas of individuals and particular groups in society. | Analyse and respond both critically and creatively to the ways in which a text produced in an earlier historical period thant your own reflects or comments on the concerns and ideas of individuals and particular groups in society. | Analyse and interpret the views and values of a text in terms of the ideas, conventions and beliefs that the text appears to explore, endorse, challenge or leave unquestioned (40 marks) | Evaluate critically the assumptions and assertions made about a literary text and draw comparisons with their own response and interpretation (40 marks) | |
Outcome 3 | Film & Multimedia | Extended Response | Book Review | Close Analysis |
Analyse the construction of a film (fictional), television or multimedia text and comment on the ways in which it presents an interpretation of ideas and experiences. | Produce an extended comparative piece of interpretative writing with a particular focus, such as form, genre, author, period, social or historical context. | Review and evaluate a text for an audience unfamiliar with it. (20 marks) | Analyse aspects of a text, relating those aspects to an interpretation of the text as a whole (20 marks) |
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