Context: Understanding Self and Place
Focus Text: Growing Up Asian in Australia
Prompt: 'It can be hard to establish a confident sense of self when you feel different from those around you'.
When you create your imaginative text you need to plan out and research the content. Writing up your statement of explanation is a part of the planning process. You are required to write your statement of explanation up prior to the SAC session where your create your response. Using the acronym FLAP+C, think through all the criteria elements your piece needs to address.
F = Form
L = Language Choices
A = Audience
P = Purpose and Prompt
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C = the overarching Context topic and the context of your piece
The texts that you produce for the Creating and Presenting Area of Study needs to include a bibliography to show the research you have undertaken to develop the ideas and knowledge you present in the text you create. It also shows that you have explored the Context deeply by going beyond the set text. Your bibliography needs to be handed in with your statement of explanation.
SOME HANDY TIPS FROM MR HOOT:
'And before you ask, yes, imaginative texts need to be developed through research and deep thinking about the ideas just as much as any other text. An imaginative piece can also contain quotes and purposeful references to enhance them.'
Suggestion for imaginative response forms:
Focus Text: Growing Up Asian in Australia
Prompt: 'It can be hard to establish a confident sense of self when you feel different from those around you'.
When you create your imaginative text you need to plan out and research the content. Writing up your statement of explanation is a part of the planning process. You are required to write your statement of explanation up prior to the SAC session where your create your response. Using the acronym FLAP+C, think through all the criteria elements your piece needs to address.
F = Form
L = Language Choices
A = Audience
P = Purpose and Prompt
+
C = the overarching Context topic and the context of your piece
The texts that you produce for the Creating and Presenting Area of Study needs to include a bibliography to show the research you have undertaken to develop the ideas and knowledge you present in the text you create. It also shows that you have explored the Context deeply by going beyond the set text. Your bibliography needs to be handed in with your statement of explanation.
SOME HANDY TIPS FROM MR HOOT:'And before you ask, yes, imaginative texts need to be developed through research and deep thinking about the ideas just as much as any other text. An imaginative piece can also contain quotes and purposeful references to enhance them.'
Suggestion for imaginative response forms:
- A letter/series of letters
- A short story
- Diary entries
- Eulogy
- Monologue
Consider the elements of imaginative writing to help you prepare your piece:
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