Analysis in this context explains: the author’s use of language, point of view/ perspective, imagery ideas, views and values why something is happening in terms of the narrative structure, characterisation, text’s wider concerns and its underlying meaning close analysis/reading concerns examining fine textual detail: effects and nuances of language, punctuation, structure, significance of key passages, connections/relationships between content and structure, voice and perspective and the text and its context. Seminar presentation- oral presentation A seminar presentation comprises an oral presentation on a set topic or inquiry. One (or more) students present views on a topic based on their readings or research. After presentation and consideration of the content presented or questions raised, the class is then invited to join discussion of the topic. A seminar presentation can involve: reading background material preparing and delivering an oral presentation leading a group discussion preparing handouts and visual aids preparing relevant and thought-provoking questions submitting a written assignment based on the presentation topic. Works Cited Beardwood, Robert. Literature for Senior Students. Victoria: Insight Publications, 2010. Print ‘English Glossary.’ Australian Curriculum, Assessment and Reporting Authority [ACARA]. Foundation to year 10 curriculum, 2014. Web. 2 Feb 2017
Analysis in this context explains: the author’s use of language, point of view/ perspective, imagery ideas, views and values why something is happening in terms of the narrative structure, characterisation, text’s wider concerns and its underlying meaning close analysis/reading concerns examining fine textual detail: effects and nuances of language, punctuation, structure, significance of key passages, connections/relationships between content and structure, voice and perspective and the text and its context. Seminar presentation- oral presentation A seminar presentation comprises an oral presentation on a set topic or inquiry. One (or more) students present views on a topic based on their readings or research. After presentation and consideration of the content presented or questions raised, the class is then invited to join discussion of the topic. A seminar presentation can involve: reading background material preparing and delivering an oral presentation leading a group discussion preparing handouts and visual aids preparing relevant and thought-provoking questions submitting a written assignment based on the presentation topic. Works Cited Beardwood, Robert. Literature for Senior Students. Victoria: Insight Publications, 2010. Print ‘English Glossary.’ Australian Curriculum, Assessment and Reporting Authority [ACARA]. Foundation to year 10 curriculum, 2014. Web. 2 Feb 2017
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