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MiuMiu

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Re: Re: Aos - English

Originally posted by sugaryblue
hehe one text that caught my eye is Robert Frost's 'The Road Not Taken'

I absolutely love that poem..........I used it for a supp for change though!!!
 

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Re: Re: Re: Aos - English

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I absolutely love that poem..........I used it for a supp for change though!!!
I love that poem! I wanted to use it for change, but I am doing changing worlds :(
 

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there is also something to do with "toad hall" as well i don't know what tho.

STUPID QUESTION: in the HSC exam do you get a copy of the stimulus booklet or is all from memory???
 

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memory...cause u only need to choose one n look at techniques n have qoutes for those techniques...
 

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Isnt a shakespere compulsory?? I thought it was... well u wont get ur booklet till next year... and u need one text from that... plus u got ur electives... how many schools do Emma and Clueless?
 

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It seems that although the AoS has changed, many of the texts stay the same, as our school is doing
-Immigrant Chronicle
-On Giant's Shoulders, which are both in new and old AoS
as well as King Lear, Hamlet/Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are dead, Emma/Clueless, Frontline and others

fun times ahead!
 

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you do actually HAVE to do a shakespeare.. though when u do it is depends on which modules u doin.

you HAVE to do a shakespeare, a drama, a media thing, a novel and poetry. one of each. for each module u can do different things.
 

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Originally posted by Tenille
there is also something to do with "toad hall" as well i don't know what tho.
Thats an excerpt from Wind in the Willows
 

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we're doing Ender's Game by Orson Scott Card as our prescribed text for Journeys. anyone else read it? it's really interesting and disturbing. Now i want to read the other books in the series, which is annoying argh
 
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yeh my teacher said we were doing coleridge in yr 12 so i guess we're doing journeys as well
 

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Coleridge isn't bad, but he's a bit tame - pretty descriptions and rather refreshing - compared to the other romantic poets. Give me Wordsworth or Byron anyday.

Um, Yeah. We're doing him in class too.
 

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We're doing Immigrant Chronicles for our AOS - we are doing the journey but our teacher said soemthing about a physical journey being focus or somehting - i've got no idea.

For Moduals we do emma/clueless, anthony and cleopatra and wild swans.
So that is going to be a huge amount of work - wild swans alone is soooo thick. I'm trying to read all my texts over the holidays, just finished extension book - You just dont understand.

With all the texts do we have to have our own private supplimentary material? Cause we've been instructed to get material over teh holidays and say how it relates to the Journey so that would mean we have the main text, plus school sup material, plus the stimulous booklet, plus our own info...That seems like a lot of work to remember.
 

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where doing the Immigrant Chronicle as well, not looking forward to having to spell that guys name lol
 

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i think we're doin coleridge as well---therfore we're doin imaginative journeys
 

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at our school we r doing for physical journeys and using the book Lionheart

for the modules we r doing emma and clueless

also this book called birthday letters by ted hughes (poems)

and king lear
 
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