What are you studying for Yr 12 English? (1 Viewer)

[astro]

AOS: Physical Journey - Peter Skrzynecki
A: Hamlet / Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are dead
B: Wuthering Heights
C: Telling the Truth - Frontline

 

[Raginsheep]

AOS: Physical Journey - Peter Skrzynecki
A: Hamlet / Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are dead
B: Wuthering Heights
C: Telling the Truth - Frontline

OMG.....Im so glad Im not doing Wuthering Heights again. I did it in yr11 as one of my supp texts. Never again!

Anyway...Im doing Coleridge, Brave New World and Bladerunner, King Lear and Frontline. For ext, Im doing Crime Fiction but Im sorta dissapointed that the eng department at my school is so conservative in all but one ext class doin crime fiction.

 

[astro]

i read wuthering heights in year 10 and i nearly died from boredom...i'm going to force myself to enjoy it this time around....

 

[Perveen]

English Advanced:

Choice Between Blade Runner and Brave New World or Emma and Clueless
King Lear
Frontline
Imaginative Journey- Coleridge

English Extension 1:

Postmodernism

 

[__emo__]

English (Advanced)

The Imaginative Journey -- Coleridge and related text of own choice
Comparitive text-- Emma and Clueless
King lear
and i also got frontline in my book pack, so im guessing we're doing that too...

 

[Sheehan :)]

inner journeys- sally morgans my place
close study of text- King LEar
i dont know the rest..............hoping to do telling the truth

 

[timrie6]

I have notes on the following:

emma and clueless
antony and cleopatra

for eng. ext one- we're doing speculative fiction, lotr:fotr, the handmaid's tale, dune, and cyteen as a related text (i think).

(not cyteen though)

extension
speculative fiction

Comparative Study : Emma/Clueless
Critical study: Gwen Harwood (poetry)

Comparitive Study of a Text: Emma/Clueless
Representations of a Text: Antony and Cleopatra.
Speculative Fiction
We were asked to read all the prescribed texts, and also view LOTR 1.

Area of Study: Journeys - Physical; drama: Away
Module C: Representation and text - Powerplay Anthony and Cleopatra

Comparitive text-- Emma and Clueless

Emma and Clueless

wow look at all the people I can help. rep me if you want them!

 

[RyddeckerSMP]

Advanced:
AOS - Inner Journey - "My Place"
Module A - Brave New World/Bladerunner
Module B- Gwen Harwood Poetry
Module C- Powerplay - Anthony and Cleopatra
Extension I-
Speculative Fiction:
LOTR
Cyteen
Handmaid's tale

 

[lil_emm]

i have

Advanced:

A: Hamlet and Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are Dead
B: In The Skin of a Lion by Micheal Ondaatje
C: Frontline

own: news extract (politicians avoiding a direct question), The Awful Truth by Micheal Moore

 

[bustinjustin]

English Texts

English (Advanced)
AOS: Physical - Peter Skrzyneci Immigrant Chronicles
Module A: Hamlet and Rosencratz & Guildenstern are dead
Module B: Wuthering Heights (apparently we'll love it)
Module C: Geoffrey Robertson's 'The Justice Game' (it seems most schools do Frontline, though our teacher is imposing on us the Justice Game instead because she likes it more, and it's easier - or so she claims.

Ext. Eng 1
Genre - Spec. Fiction
Lord of the Rings 1
Dune
The Handmaid's Tale

I'm damned. I hate sci-fi and fantasy, yet this genre forms the basis of my Extension course for the next year. I wish we were doing 'the Individual & Society' instead as they had originaly proposed, but because I go to a science/maths/nerd school, no one would probably appreciate Pride & Prejudice anyway.

I hate science, and theoretically Maths too - but our Maths teacher bakes us cookies!

 

[Jaydels]

(Advanced)
Physical journeys: Huck Finn
Critical: Gwen Harwood's poetry
Comparative: Hamlet/Rozencrantz and Guildenstern are dead
teeling the truth: frontline

(extension)
crime fiction

 

[joujou_84]

Advanced English: that peter guy (physical journeys)
King Lear
BNW/Blade Runner
Frontline

Ext: Postmodernism
The French Leiutenant's Woman
Dead White Males
Orlando

sorry this is unrelated but

you know a good way to spell that "peter guys" name

Some Kid Received Zero Yesterday and then necki

so it ends up spelling

SKRZYNECKI

i dunno, i thought it was a cool way to learn it. god knows it helped me write his name out nine times in my exam

 

[*girl04*]

i dont know whether i have replied to this before .. but here goes
imaginative journeys ... ??? dont know text
brave new world/blade runner

and our school hasnt decided the rest ... could be anything!

 

[TimeAndTide]

Advanced English: that peter guy (physical journeys)
King Lear
BNW/Blade Runner
Frontline

Ext: Postmodernism
The French Leiutenant's Woman
Dead White Males
Orlando

Exactle the same without the extensions.

As for spelling skrzynecki, its just 'sky' (with a 'rz' before 'y'), then 'necki'

Skrzynecki, Peter.

 

[heart]

English Advanced
We're doing...
Physical - Huck Finn
Hamlet/ Rozenkrantz..
W.B Yeates Poetry
Frontline

 

[*girl04*]

also ext we are doing spec fiction .. unless our school changes mind again ( we havent started ext classes yet )

 

[Trev]

eng adv -
aos - phys journeys; peter skjalsd;nlkm....
module something - emma n clueless
module something - king lear
module something - frontline
theyre all guna b so boring

 

[Dhivya1]

Imaginative - coleridge
Brave New world/Bladerunner
Speeches
powerplay -antony&cleopatra

 

[Sweets]

AOS- Imaginative journey- Tempest
Mod A- Wordsworth/Malouf
Mod B- Citizen Kane
Mod C- After Mabo

Ext- Revenge Tragedy
-Medea
-The Revengers Tragedy
- High Noon

 

[goan_crazy]

Advanced English:
peter skrzynecki-physical journeys 4 AOS
King Lear-for module b
BNW/Blade Runner-module a
Frontlin-module c-telling tha truth