Whilst you don't need to be using references at this stage, this guide is quite helpful in terms of structuring your essay:
http://www.lc.unsw.edu.au/onlib/pdf/essay.pdf
or this is helpful:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/dna/h2g2/A1093312
or if you like you can watch a video.... good if you like shapes!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C9nq886mOjA
Enjoy - and Merry Christmas!
Monday, 20 December 2010
Friday, 10 December 2010
Coursework help....
... is available every Tuesday after P6 (you can come from 3.30 if you don't have a lesson). It will be held in E21 so we have access to computers and the internet for all your coursework needs.
After coursework submission, this will become a wider reading forum to give you extra details for your summer exam. A letter will go home about this in due course.
Have a good weekend!
Miss Colley
Miss Colley
Your coursework titles
Spies
Comment on the role and function of Mr Hayward in Spies.
OR
To what extent does Mrs Hayward conform to the stereotype of women in Wartime Britain?
OR
How does the dual narration in Spies affect the reader’s interpretation of the novel?
OR
“The memories that lie within us are not carved in stone […] often they change or even increase by incorporating extraneous features,” Primo
Levi. To what extent does this apply to the narrative of Spies?
Death of a Salesman and Top Girls
To what extent could you argue that Miller and Churchill present success as a result of personal sacrifice?
OR
How far do you agree that success, or the lack of it, shapes a person’s identity? Make reference to the characters of Marlene and Willy in your answer.
OR
“You’re one of these ball-breakers. That’s what you are. You’re not natural”.
To what extent do traditional gender roles impact on identity in Miller and Churchill’s plays? Particularly explore the roles of Willy and Marlene in your answer.
Sunday, 5 December 2010
What did you really think of the end of Spies?
I know that my class had some pretty mixed reactions to the final chapters of Spies, but I - for one - thought it was brilliant. What's your view? Did it meet your expectations, or is there another way Frayn could've finished his story?
Friday, 3 December 2010
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