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“The Catcher in the Rye” follows the story of Holden Caulfield, a sixteen-year-old boy who has been expelled from his prestigious boarding school, Pencey Prep. The novel is narrated by Holden himself, recounting the events that lead up to his mental breakdown. First, a word about the title: The title “The Catcher in the Rye” […] More
“Kitchen” by Banana Yoshimoto follows Mikage Sakurai, a young woman who, after the death of her grandmother, feels lost and alone. She finds solace in kitchens, associating them with comfort and healing. Mikage is invited to live with Yuichi Tanabe, a kind young man who also recently lost his mother, Eriko—a transgender woman who runs […] More
The IBDP English A program emphasizes critical analysis, comparative study, and understanding of both literary and non-literary texts. It requires students to engage deeply with texts, considering various analytical perspectives and contextual factors to develop a comprehensive understanding of language and literature. NB: This page leads you to the Free Resources on this website. That’s […] More
Summary in Modern English Part I An old sailor stops one of three wedding guests, “Why are you stopping me?” the guest asks, surprised. The wedding guest sits down, unable to resist listening. The old sailor, with intense, bright eyes, starts his tale. “We sailed away happily, Leaving the harbor behind. The sun was shining, […] More
Short Summary of The Bell Jar by Sylvia Plath The Bell Jar follows Esther Greenwood, a young woman who earns a prestigious internship at a New York fashion magazine. Although outwardly successful, Esther struggles with depression, anxiety, and an identity crisis, unable to reconcile society’s expectations of women with her own desires. After returning home […] More
Introducing a new way to master your Bodies of Work to prepare for your upcoming IB exams. All you need to do is – Read and try to visualize. First, let’s get close to the chapters. Chapter 1 Introduction of the narrator: Yukio, the protagonist, introduces himself and reflects on his life. Family’s financial troubles: […] More
This page will serve the purpose of introducing Beowulf to a total stranger. The story of Beowulf is an Old English epic poem that follows the heroic deeds of its protagonist, Beowulf, as he battles fearsome monsters and eventually meets his fate. Summary Summary is the best way to start learning a literary work. Try […] More
The Prologue of Colson Whitehead’s The Nickel Boys sets the tone for the novel and introduces key themes, foreshadowing the trauma and injustices central to the narrative. Here’s a detailed breakdown: Summary: The Prologue starts with the discovery of a secret graveyard on the grounds of the Nickel Academy, an infamous reform school. The unearthing […] More
Welcome to our CAS 2024-25 Project. More information will be available after the first meeting. Step 1: Project Planning and Preparation Define the Purpose and Audience Purpose: To inform, entertain, and showcase the talents and achievements of Vista High School students. Audience: Students, parents, teachers, and the local community. Form a Team Editor-in-Chief: Will decide […] More
For an IBDP English A textual analysis of a biography, here are some key features to focus on: Narrative Structure: Chronological Order: Biographies often follow a linear timeline, presenting events in the order they occurred. Flashbacks: These can provide background or context, enriching the reader’s understanding of the subject. Characterization: Direct and Indirect Characterization: Analyze […] More
Texts for Children Texts for children hold a unique place in literature, crafted to captivate young minds while fostering language development and moral understanding. These texts range from picture books and nursery rhymes to fables and early chapter books. They often feature simple diction, engaging visuals, and themes relatable to children’s experiences. These texts often […] More
Supporting students in developing ideas for the Higher Level Essay (HLE) in IBDP English A can be both stimulating and challenging. Teachers often use a combination of strategies and prompts to help students explore texts from various angles, encouraging deeper analysis, critical thinking, and the generation of meaningful inquiry questions. Here are some effective strategies […] More
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