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What do you already know about IB English A: Language and Literature
Slide 1 - Open question
IB Mission
The International Baccalaureate aims to develop
inquiring, knowledgable and caring young people
who help to create a better and more peaceful world
through intercultural understanding and respect.
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IB Learner Profile
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Which IB Profile chracteristics do you think you already have? Give reasons
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IB Elements
Areas of Exploration
Concepts
Global Issues/ Field of Inquiry
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Areas of Exploration
Readers, writers and text
Time and space/place
Intertextuality
- Reading from the perspective of the immanent, the contextual and the comparative
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Concepts
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Field of Inquiry
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Field of inquiry
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UN Sustainable Development Goals
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Literary texts
Prose fiction
*Prose non-fiction
Drama
Poetry
*Biography, autobiography, diary, essay by an author which may include fictional elements, figurative language, symbolism etc..
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* In some manifestations, these text types might be considered to be in the prose non-fiction category.
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IB Examinations (internal)
Individual Oral :
-15 min oral presentation to your teacher
-One literary text-one and non-literary body of work
-BOW: a series of photos by the same author, advertisement campaign etc.
- Global issue
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IB Examninations (External)
Paper 1: Guided Textual Analysis
- SL: one unseen non-literary text (1 hour 15 min)
- HL: two unseen non-literary text (2 hour 15 min)
Paper 2: Comparative Essay
- Both SL and HL students have 1 hour 45 min
- Four unseen essay questions
- Writing a compative essay comparing two literary works you studied
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HL Essay
- Only HL students
-Extended research/broad analysis of literary or linguistic ideas on one of the literary works or non-literary works
-Developing your own line of inquiry and your own research question
-Line of inquiry: 7 concepts
-Planning and revising is vital
-Choose something that really intrigues you!
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Academic Honesty
Acknowledge the work of others: Citation, bibliographies
No malpractice! (plagiarism and collusion).
Plagiarism: Copying the work of the other without acknowledging, includes also translations from other languages.
Collusion: Allowing your work to be copied or duplicating work that you have done for any other assignment at school.
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What is expected of you?
-Lots of reading (Books from your regular English class)
-Analyzing (annotation) and close reading literary texts
-Reseach, Collaboration and Self Sufficiency (independent work)
-Taking responsibility
-Critical thinking
-International mindednes
-Showing respect, empathy and sympathy
-Keeping a digital learner portfolio on Its learning (instructions will come)
-Keeping a personal vocabulary book
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How will I be graded?
Summative assessment: digital final assignment as part of your school grade at the end of each term. Check your study planner regularly.
Formative assessment: Practical leaner portfolio assignments and the personal vocabulary book added to your learner portfolio.
Important!: Your final assignment will not qualify for grading and will result in 1 as a grade unless you finish and add the practical assignments on time to your learner portfolio.
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There are seven IB concepts: Culture, Creativity, Communication, Perspective, Transformation, Representation and ... Name the other one.
A
Identity
B
Experiences
C
Smart aleck
D
Sharing the planet
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Which of these is not part of the IB Learner Profile?
A
Principled
B
Balanced
C
Modest
D
Knowledgable
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Which is NOT a part of Lang Lit A?
A
Understanding and making use of literary terms
B
Understanding global citienship
C
Close reading of literary texts
D
Understanding the context of the work
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Paper 1 and Paper 2 are :
A
Internally Assessed
B
Externally Assessed
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How long should IO last?
A
35 min
B
25 min
C
15 min
D
45 min
Slide 25 - Quiz
Which one is not a literary text type?
A
novel
B
poem
C
drama
D
advertisement
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IO needs to be about_____
A
only one literary text
B
only one text from a non-literary body of work
C
both
Slide 27 - Quiz
In paper 1 students need to write a guided textual analysis about ____
A
unseen literary texts
B
unseen non-literary texts
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For Paper 2 you need to write a comparative essay about_____
A
two literary texts
B
two non-literary texts
C
one literary and one non-literary
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Can you use the same texts more than once for your assessments?
A
Yes
B
No
Slide 30 - Quiz
Which one is not a part of Area of Exploration
A
Readers, writers and text
B
Intertexuality
C
Transformation
D
Time and place
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Which one is not a field of inquiry?
A
Culture, identity, community
B
Art, Creativity and imagination
C
Beliefs, values and education
D
Perspective, communication and representation
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Learning Portfolio Assignment 1
Reflect on the following in your learner portfolio:
What do you think the course will be like? What are you excited to do or learn?
What are your biggest worries about your two years of IB English A: Language and Literature?
What do you currently enjoy reading?
What do you think you would most like to read in the next two years?
What do you think your strengths are in relation to the study of language and literature?