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The most asked themes of IBDP English A include power and corruption, identity and self-perception, gender and sexuality, class and social hierarchies, love and relationships, freedom vs. confinement, justice and injustice, alienation and loneliness, the American Dream and consumerism, memory and the past, nature vs. technology, war and conflict, illusion vs. reality, culture and tradition, […] More
Intertextuality in the IBDP English curriculum refers to how texts interact with or reference each other, revealing deeper meanings through these connections. By analyzing intertextuality, students explore the relationship between texts and how they draw upon prior works to enrich themes, characterizations, or narratives. Here are some key types of intertextuality with examples: Examples Direct […] More
In Macbeth, William Shakespeare explores themes of ambition, power, guilt, and fate through the tragic rise and fall of the eponymous character. Set in Scotland, the play tells the story of Macbeth, a brave soldier who succumbs to the temptation of power after receiving a prophecy from three witches. Urged by his wife, Lady Macbeth, […] More
In Hedda Gabler, Henrik Ibsen explores themes of power, gender, freedom, and identity, reflecting the deep conflict between individual desires and societal expectations. Hedda’s constant pursuit of control over others, particularly through her manipulation of Eilert Løvborg, reveals the destructive consequences of a deep need for power in a society that limits her autonomy as […] More
Final Output At the end of this lesson, you should be able to write your comparative essay in the following framework. Introduction Briefly introduce the texts and authors. Present a clear thesis statement outlining the main points of comparison. Comparative Framework Identify criteria for comparison (themes, characters, styles). Choose a structure: point-by-point or block method. […] More
Persepolis by Marjane Satrapi is an autobiographical graphic novel that explores the author’s childhood and early adulthood during and after the Iranian Revolution of 1979. The novel is divided into two parts: Persepolis: The Story of a Childhood and Persepolis: The Story of a Return. It provides a powerful personal and political perspective on life […] More
Overview Blogs and web pages are forms of digital writing that serve various purposes, from personal expression to information dissemination and marketing. They can vary widely in tone, style, and content, making them rich texts for analysis. When analyzing blogs and web pages, it’s important to consider the context, audience, purpose, and the specific features […] More
At the end of this page, you will be able to: Apply MELONS Method for Paper 1, specially for Travel Writing. Apply MELONS Method for other Paper 1 Tasks. Analyze Travel Writing. Travel writing analysis involves evaluating how a writer uses language, structure, and literary devices to convey personal experiences, cultural observations, and reflections on […] More
What is an Advisory Text? An advisory text is a written form of communication that offers guidance, recommendations, or advice on a particular topic. These texts are designed to inform or influence the reader’s actions, decisions, or understanding. Advisory texts can be found in various forms, including: Columns: Regularly published pieces in newspapers or magazines […] More
Appeals Appeals are a fundamental aspect of persuasive communication, often used to inspire action, raise awareness, or garner support for a cause. They are prevalent in various contexts, including charity campaigns, political speeches, and marketing strategies. An effective appeal combines several rhetorical techniques to connect with the audience emotionally and logically. Key features of appeals […] More
This page provides you with valuable information about key features, the tools to dig for value points to write your answers. Advertisement | Learn Definition: Advertisements are promotional materials designed to attract attention and persuade an audience to buy products or services. Key Features: Headline: Captures attention and summarizes the main message. Visuals: Images or […] More
Opinions are usually thoughtfully considered arguments about a controversial topic in which the writer takes a side or proposes a solution. Unlike other forms of text for mass consumption, the opinion piece does not pretend to be straight or unbiased. Although it may contain elements of concession or acknowledge the other side of the issue, […] More
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