English A: Language & Literature

The following are three learning outcomes to be achieved when studying the first part of the English and literature course. There is a brief explanation about each result. Bold learning outcomes come from Langauge A: IB guide to language and literature

Here we notice that the text is inseparable from its background. By looking at a series of text from a child's story to a brochure, you can understand not only different types of text, but also how to achieve different objectives targeting different viewers. In addition to the question "Is the speech a typical speech?" In addition to the question "What makes the background of the speech unique?" Read some newspaper articles that make the same questions, Please talk about whether it is. Why are they different?

The language will not stagnate. People use old words every day in new ways. People are making languages ​​and making languages. They express their own identity, adapt to the group, do this so that it stands out from the crowd. Language is a social, regional, historical phenomenon. Especially when discussing "network language" and text messages, we can not avoid arguments about language decline. A typical course for this learning outcome presents old and new texts such as Joe's Canterbury Tales and SMS Samples.

Imagine you are an archaeologist who collects relics. Every time you pick up an artifact, you will want to know the culture in which it existed. We want to cultivate the same attitude in English: language and literature. Every time I pick up an article, I will ask what the article thinks about the English world. Therefore, we need to consider texts from cultures in South Africa, North America, Australia, India and the UK. By analyzing the texts of these cultures, we can understand their traditions, history and value.

These courses cover all honorary literature courses, pre-AP, American literature, world literature or AP, such as AP English exam, general core extension response assessment, American literature course exam, SAT and ACT papers, critical literary courses It is suitable for English or literature course. Thinking Activity I added an appendix explaining how to adjust the course of ELL students.

The degree program provides an exciting and comprehensive introduction to English and literature. You will have the opportunity to study how to use English in various global contexts and have the opportunity to study literary works from different historical times and cultures. You explore compositions and speaking in various formats and extend your skills in interpreting literary and non literary texts. At level 1, academics are based on interdisciplinary themes, and at level 2 they go into more professional English and literature modules. At level 3, your options will be expanded to include a wide range of English options including creative writing. As you acquire a degree in English and literature, you will acquire analytical skills, critically comment on various types of writing skills, and learn to develop and maintain complex discussions.

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