IB Course Companion: English A1

ISBN-13:	9780199151479
ISBN-10:	199151474
Author:	Elizabeth Druce; Hannah Tyson
Publisher:	Oxford University Press Jun 9, 2007
Format:	Paperback
Dimension:	10.8 x 8.6 x 0.7 inches
Pages:	288
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This Course Companion supports the wider aims of the IBO through connections to TOK, international-mindedness and the IB learner profile. It has been extensively reviewed by teachers, consultants and the IBO. With features and activities that encourage active learning and critical thinking, this book will improve skills across a range of areas.

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Annotated student examples to help students develop skills in analysis and writing
Extracts include poetry, drama, non fiction and prose
Includes a separate chapter on the extended essay and Theory of Knowledge
Includes extracts for the world literature component

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Students of the IB Diploma Programme English A1 and anyone who would like an excellent guide on writing about and analysing literature.

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Target all areas of lanugage A1 using example texts from World Literature that are popular in IB schools around the world - and realy spark discussion in students

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FORMAT	Paperback
ISBN-10	199151474
ISBN-13	9780199151479
Dimensions	10.8 x 8.6 x 0.7 inches
Author	Elizabeth Druce; Hannah Tyson
Publisher Company	Oxford University Press
Feature	Annotated student examples to help students develop skills in analysis and writing Extracts include poetry, drama, non fiction and prose Includes a separate chapter on the extended essay and Theory of Knowledge Includes extracts for the world literature component
Readership	Students of the IB Diploma Programme English A1 and anyone who would like an excellent guide on writing about and analysing literature.
Book Feature	Table of Content Part 1: The commentary 1. Approaching Literary Criticism 2. Analysing Poetry 3. Analysing Prose Part 2: Literary genres 4. Studying Prose - Detailed study: Joseph Conrad 5. Study Poetry - Detailed study: Carol Ann Duffy 6. Studying Drama - Detailed study: Shakespearean comedy Part 3: World literature 7. Comparative Study 8. Comparative, Creative and Detailed Study Options Part 4: Talking about literature 9. The Individual Oral Commentary 10. The Individual Oral Presentation Part 5: Writing about literature 11. Writing Exam Essays 12. The Extended Essay 13. Theory of Knowledge in the English A1 Course Glossary

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