Literature
Implementation
2009 is the first year of implementation. The first WACE examinations for Literature will be conducted in 2010.
Summary
Reading literature for pleasure and for the intellectual experience are key elements of the course. In Literature, students learn how to understand the values and attitudes that are privileged or marginalised by texts as well as the cultural and historical contexts in which they are produced and received. Through the study of Literature, students create readings of literary texts and develop the skills necessary to better understand their world. They apply and explore their understandings of literature through writing their own poems, plays and stories.
Support materials
The materials on this public website include the course syllabus and the grade descriptor package. In addition, teachers can access sample teaching, assessment and examination materials on the Curriculum Council online learning and support extranet. ...Click here
The Curriculum Council has approved a review of all course names and agreed on 5 July 2006 to change the name Texts, Traditions and Cultures to Literature.
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Guide to Grades
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