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Oxford IB Skills and Practice: English A: Language and Literature for the IB Diploma [Pehme köide]

  • Formaat: Paperback / softback, 208 pages, kõrgus x laius x paksus: 296x210x10 mm, kaal: 612 g
  • Sari: Oxford IB Skills and Practice
  • Ilmumisaeg: 24-Jan-2013
  • Kirjastus: Oxford University Press
  • ISBN-10: 0199129711
  • ISBN-13: 9780199129713
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  • Formaat: Paperback / softback, 208 pages, kõrgus x laius x paksus: 296x210x10 mm, kaal: 612 g
  • Sari: Oxford IB Skills and Practice
  • Ilmumisaeg: 24-Jan-2013
  • Kirjastus: Oxford University Press
  • ISBN-10: 0199129711
  • ISBN-13: 9780199129713
A must-have resource for any student aiming to strengthen their potential in English A Language and Literature, this fully comprehensive and skills-focused resource concretely progresses students to higher attainment levels. Addressing every component of the 2011 syllabus, a huge bank of compelling activities, like web text analysis, editorials and poetry, will thoroughly engage your learners with the subject material, developing reflective and involved learners.

Fully address every syllabus component - skills-focused guidance, exercises, practical tasks, assessment support and samples for the each part of the 2011 syllabus Strengthen the key skills - a huge range of activities and techniques in writing, reading and the creation of assessment texts will concretely boost exam results Truly understand assessment standards - examiner commented samples give clear insight into exam expectations and help students construct the best answers Develop involved learners - a bank of truly exciting texts will build interest and motivation, while shaping a critical approach to text analysis Full support for the unique syllabus aspects - help students understand and analyse the construction of meaning in thorough detail, with support from a dynamic bank of source material Trust in quality - written by IB workshop leaders and authors of the most recent syllabus Take a balanced approach - includes lots of web links and suggestions for further study, to ensure learning embraces the IB philosophy

About the series: Cement student confidence and fully embed all the key skills central to IB study. IB Skills and Practice provides learners with the essential practice needed to enable confident skills application, tangibly building capabilities for IB assessment.

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Supporting the 2011 IB English A syllabus
Introduction
Instruction
5(1)
Background
6(1)
Reception
6(1)
Production
6(1)
Issue
6(1)
Insight
6(1)
Texts
6(1)
Section 1 Language
Language in Cultural Context: An Overview Background
7(1)
Dialect Reception
8(2)
Pidgin and Creole Reception
10(1)
Gesture and Expression Reception
11(1)
Note Taking Production
12(2)
Class Work Insight
14(1)
What is Language? Background
15(1)
Knowledge Issue
16(1)
Register Reception
17(2)
Idiolect Reception
19(1)
Marking a Text Production
20(1)
Active Reading Insight
21(1)
The History of English Background
22(2)
Community Issue
24(1)
Syntax Reception
25(2)
Analysis and Comparative Analysis Production
27(2)
Semantics Reception
29(2)
Grammar Issue
31(1)
Belief Issue
32(2)
Language Acquisition Background
34(2)
Lexis Reception
36(1)
Rationale Production
37(1)
Identity Issue
38(1)
Tone and Mood Reception
39(2)
Modality Reception
41(1)
Linguistics Background
42(2)
Essay Production
44(2)
Writing at Home Insight
46(1)
Sexuality Issue
47(2)
Performativity Background
49(1)
Language and Mass Communication Background
50(1)
Image Reception
51(2)
Line Reception
53(1)
Light and Colour Reception
54(1)
Shape, Form and Texture Reception
55(2)
Working with Images Insight
57(1)
Space and Perspective Reception
58(2)
Unity Reception
60(1)
Contrast, Repetition and Proportion Reception
61(1)
Communication Background
62(3)
Semiotics Background
65(1)
Print Media Reception
66(1)
Film and Sound Reception
67(2)
Digital Media Reception
69(1)
Media Institutions Background
70(2)
Objectivity and Bias Reception
72(2)
Advertisement Production
74(1)
Stereotype Reception
75(2)
Persuasion and Rhetorical Analysis Reception
77(1)
Speech Production
78(3)
Advertisement Reception
81(3)
Editorial Reception
84(2)
Blog Production
86(2)
Political Campaign Reception
88(2)
Censorship Reception
90(1)
Popular Song Reception
91(3)
Social Media Reception
94(1)
Oral Presentation Production
95(2)
The Future of English Issue
97(6)
Section 2 Literature
Literature: Texts and Contexts-An Overview Background
103(1)
Plot Reception
104(2)
Setting Reception
106(2)
What is Literature? Background
108(2)
Thinking and Planning Insight
110(1)
Characterization Reception
111(1)
Generating Topics Production
112(1)
Theme Reception
113(1)
Symbol Reception
114(1)
Style Reception
115(1)
Writing Fiction and Pastiche Production
116(3)
Nerves for the Oral and Commentary Problems Insight
119(1)
New Criticism Background
120(1)
Imagery Reception
121(2)
Individual Oral Commentary Production
123(3)
Metaphor and Allegory Reception
126(3)
Literary Research Production
129(3)
Irony Reception
132(1)
Structuralism and Post-structuralism Background
133(1)
Point of View and the Narrator Reception
134(2)
Romanticism Background
136(1)
Close Reading and Commentary Production
137(3)
Reader Response Background
140(2)
Responding to Essay Prompts Production
142(3)
Sound Devices Reception
145(2)
Feminism Background
147(1)
Meter and Rhythm Reception
148(1)
Introduction Production
149(2)
Realism Background
151(1)
Modernism Background
152(2)
Does Theory Matter? Insight
154(1)
Diction and Syntax Reception
155(1)
Allusion, Repetition, Metonymy and Synecdoche Reception
156(3)
Body Production
159(3)
Marxism Background
162(1)
Writing Paragraphs Production
163(3)
Post-Modernism Background
166(1)
Ambiguity and Paradox Reception
167(2)
Conclusion Production
169(1)
Further Oral Activity Production
170(3)
The Novel Reception
173(1)
The Short Story Reception
174(1)
New Historicism and Post-colonialism Background
175(1)
Non-fiction Reception
176(1)
Archetype Reception
177(2)
The Life and Times of the Author Issue
179(2)
Motif and Leitmotif Reception
181(1)
Intertextuality Reception
182(2)
Context of Story Issue
184(1)
Context of Reception Issue
185(3)
The Graphic Novel Reception
188(1)
Context of Production Issue
189(1)
Knowledge and Truth Issue
190(2)
Fantasy and Science Fiction Reception
192(2)
The Stage (not the page) Reception
194(2)
Social Critique, Power and Power Struggles Issue
196(1)
Set and Staging Reception
197(11)
Index 208