Poem: Extract from Out of the Blue
This poem by Simon Armitage imagines the experience of being in the Twin Towers during the 9/11 terrorist attack from the point of view of someone in the building.
Poem: Extract from Out of the Blue
This poem by Simon Armitage imagines the experience of being in the Twin Towers during the 9/11 terrorist attack from the point of view of someone in the building.
2.3 Unfamiliar Texts Past Examination Paper (2017)
A series of Unfamiliar Texts activities in preparation for this year’s examination. AS91100: Analyse significant aspects of unfamiliar written text(s) through close reading, supported by evidence. 4 Credits
Exam Preparation. 2.3 Unfamiliar Texts – Exercises
AS91100: Analyse significant aspects of unfamiliar written text(s) through close reading, supported by evidence. 4 Credits
2.5 Speech: Don’t Get Me Started
Express a strong view to an audience of your peers.
Writing a Job Application Letter
Select your job from the list on the MAC job site Task: [google-drive-embed url=”https://drive.google.com/a/edutronic.net/file/d/1AYqd29ywraPImKlspIigiMlm-8zORIn8/preview?usp=drivesdk” title=”Say It Straight – 2.4 Application Letter – Chris Waugh.pdf” icon=”https://drive-thirdparty.googleusercontent.com/16/type/application/pdf” width=”100%” height=”800″ style=”embed”] Structure: CV Template: Your Name Industrial Designer …
2.9 – Personal Reading Project
A longitudinal project that encourages you to read widely and extensively and to make thoughtful and insightful observations about the connections you make between what you read, your own experience, the world around us and other texts. You can present your findings as a blog entry, a podcast, a class presentation or a vlog.
Spoken Language Study
An exploration of the sophistication and richness of the way we modify and elaborate on standard English to enrich our interpersonal communication.
Spoken Language Transcript Practice
Today we explored live spoken conversation – and generating our own transcripts. Watch this short video excerpt (from the film “FIT”) and try to write your own transcript of the conversation. SAMPLE TRANSCRIPT:
Course Outline
Choosing Say it Straight as your English programme for Level 2 means that, while you may not have achieved the best in Eng- lish over the years, you are ready to accept the challenge of the Level 2 programme and step up. This programme will explore way English can be used to empower and influence. You’re not here to study English for the sake of it, you’re acquiring a set of skills that you will immediately put to use in life. You will be asked to challenge yourself, take risks and show ambition.