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This module focuses on preparing students for the various components of the IB assessments in English Language and Literature. It covers the Individual Oral (IO), Paper 1 (Commentary), Paper 2 (Comparative Essay), and the Higher Level Essay, providing in-depth strategies, assessment criteria, and practice opportunities to cultivate students’ analytical skills, coherent argumentation, and effective presentation techniques.
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6.1
The Individual Oral (Io) – Sl/hl: Achieving Excellence In Sustained Oral Analysis
This section provides comprehensive guidance on the Individual Oral (IO) assessment, detailing requirements, criteria, and strategies for effectively analyzing and presenting a global issue through a literary and non-literary text.
6.2
Paper 1: Literary And Non-Literary Commentary – Sl/hl: Excelling In Unseen Text Analysis Under Pressure
This section focuses on mastering unseen text analysis for Paper 1, providing strategies for effectively analyzing both literary and non-literary passages under exam conditions.
6.4.2
The Foundational Phase: Choosing A Compelling Research Question And Appropriate Texts
This section focuses on the critical steps of selecting a research question and suitable texts for the Higher Level Essay, emphasizing the importance of genuine interest and analytical depth.
6.4.2.3
Selecting Relevant Literary Or Non-Literary Texts (Or Body Of Work)
This section focuses on the importance of selecting appropriate literary and non-literary texts for the IB Higher Level Essay, offering detailed guidance on identifying compelling works and formulating a precise global issue.
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Term: Individual Oral (IO)
Definition: A pivotal internal assessment where students analyze a global issue as presented in one literary and one non-literary text.
Term: Paper 1
Definition: An external assessment that requires students to analyze an unseen passage, focusing on both literary and non-literary elements.
Term: Comparative Essay (Paper 2)
Definition: An external assessment where students compare and contrast two or more literary works, developing analytical arguments based on selected prompts.
Term: Higher Level Essay
Definition: An independent research essay allowing students to explore a literary or linguistic topic in depth, demonstrating critical engagement and original argumentation.