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Wednesday, 27 February 2019

Physical Education REFLECTING ON ATHLETICS

Thursday, 21 February 2019



  1. What is first person narration? Robyn or Ellie
  2. What kind of story do you think Ellie is going to tell? Tomorrow when the war began
  3. What skills do these characters have that convince their parents that they can go helping skills

Wednesday, 20 February 2019


Dystopian literature
According to the Science-Fiction Dictionary Brave New Words, dystopian literature is "an imagined society or state of affairs in which conditions are extremely bad, especially in which these conditions result from the continuation of some current trend to an extreme." 
 
Name three synonyms for dystopia.
  1. malposition
  2. cacotopia
  3. kakotopia
What is the antonym for dystopia?
utopia
Dystopian Origins and characteristics
Dystopia is a relatively new genre, but has deeply rooted origins dating back to Thomas More's 1516 text Utopia. Dystopia fiction often comes about when major events happen in the world (WWII, the rise of communism, major advances in technology).  
Defining features of dystopia include:
  • Full Government control
  • Citizens relinquishing all rights
  • Seemingly perfect societies with a dark side to them
  • The rise of technology, and how it overtakes humanity
  • Citizens have a fear of the outside world
  • Citizens worship one leader
  • Citizens live in a dehumanised state

Friday, 15 February 2019

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What do you think Critical Literacy is?

someone that has the ability to know how to read and write

What did you learn during Critical Literacy?
C-
R-  reliable
A- authority
P-Purpose


What did you find challenging during Critical Literacy?


How will you use Critical Literacy skills in real life?

What are you looking forward to in English this year?

Critical Literacy- Gods Plan



What does the author want us to know?


How does the text depict age, gender, cultural groups
Teenagers 18+ American


Who is the most likely audience of this text & why?





Wednesday, 13 February 2019


  • What kind of language is used in the text?' 
"Do what she say.”- The grandma says this. She sounds strict because she was telling her what to do.
“And clever,” the grandfather said. “Writes every day in her book.”- This is the grandfather. He's a gentleman, nice and real kind, like my grandfather.
  • What is this text about how do you know? 
  • this text is about killing butterflies. it depends on the persons point of view.

  • What does the author want us to know?
  • that killing butterflies are bad because they're  nature

  • How are characters constructed in this text?


  • What kinds of social realities does the text portray?


Tuesday, 12 February 2019

The onion:
  • What does the website look like?
  • the website has different links
  • What photos is it using?
  • photoshop
  • What headlines are they sharing? LeBron And Lakers Hoping Horrible Series Of Failed Betrayals Brings Them Closer As Team
  • Do you think it is a Factual website, or a Satirical website? satirical

The New York Times:
  • What does the website look like?
  • huge website realistic
  • What photos is it using?
  • real life photograph
  • What headlines are they sharing?
  • Cardi B on the half shell, Michelle Obama in a silver lounge suit: Women took fashion risks, our critic writes.

  • Do you think it is a Factual website, or a Satirical website? factual