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Full-year Australian Curriculum v9 English course covering language and power, First Nations and world literature, language craft and voice, rhetoric and persuasion, literary devices and intertextuality, visual media and representation, extended text study, and creative and analytical writing for senior English. 4 units, 8 topics, 16 lessons.
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Get Started FreeEvaluate how language constructs identity, empowers or disempowers groups, and reveals values through explicit and implicit evaluation. Analyse representations of individuals, groups, and places in literary texts by First Nations Australian, and wide-ranging Australian and world authors, evaluating how these representations reflect social, moral, and ethical positions.
Analyse and evaluate text structures, syntax, and style choices for effectiveness. Study how meaning and voice are achieved through sentence structure, punctuation, and expanded academic vocabulary. Build advanced persuasive and analytical writing skills including rhetorical devices, values analysis, and argument organisation for senior English.
Compare and evaluate how "voice" as a literary device is used in poetry, novels, and film to evoke emotional responses. Analyse intertextual connections and aesthetic qualities of texts. Evaluate representations in still and moving images, and the effects of those choices. Reflect on and extend others' interpretations of literature.
Engage with an extended literary text, evaluating social, moral, and ethical positions and applying comprehension strategies to complex and abstract ideas. Extend interpretations through intertextual connections. Create and edit literary texts with a sustained "voice", experimenting with text structures and literary devices. Deliver spoken and multimodal presentations for senior English audiences.
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