So you have an examination or an important test coming up and you are not sure you are fully prepared. Or perhaps you have some time and wish to prepare an effective revision schedule. Or the assessment is tomorrow and you have revised and prepared, and want to be sure you won't melt down in the testing center.Think of me as your coach, mentor and online critical friend. I can help with many of your learning concerns, mostly related to MS / HS English Language and Literature, MS / HS journalism and ES / MS math using my experiences and knowledge gained in 25 years as a K-12 teacher, Head of Department and Principal.
Showing posts with label Examinations. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Examinations. Show all posts
Wednesday, 16 July 2014
Examination Preparation - English Language and English Literature
So you have an examination or an important test coming up and you are not sure you are fully prepared. Or perhaps you have some time and wish to prepare an effective revision schedule. Or the assessment is tomorrow and you have revised and prepared, and want to be sure you won't melt down in the testing center.Tuesday, 10 June 2014
Extended Essay
The International Baccalaureate Extended Essay is at the centre of the
Diploma programme, and for many students is their first piece of real
academic research, their first real research paper and/or their first
piece of extended writing. An Extended Essay in literature, linguistics
or language use / sociolinguistics is quite straightforward, less
daunting than it appears and actually quite enjoyable. A-Level Textual Analysis
A-Level English assessments require
students to respond, sometimes in writing and sometimes orally, to a
piece of text, sometimes previously seen and sometimes previously
unseen, and sometimes complete and sometimes an extract or fragment. A
simple framework allows students to unlock even the most initially
challenging text. IB Commentary
International Baccalaureate ("IB") Language A programmes require students to comment, sometimes in writing and sometimes orally, on a piece of text, sometimes previously seen and sometimes previously unseen, and sometimes complete and sometimes an extract or fragment. A simple framework allows you to unlock even the most initially challenging text.
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