Advanced Higher Unit and Course assessment Unit assessment: Analysis & Evaluation of Literary Texts OutcomesAssessment Standards 1 Critically analyse.

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Advanced Higher Unit and Course assessment

Unit assessment: Analysis & Evaluation of Literary Texts OutcomesAssessment Standards 1 Critically analyse and evaluate complex and sophisticated literary texts in depth by: 1.1 Exploring main ideas and themes 1.2 Applying knowledge and understanding of language to analyse and evaluate meaning and effect 1.3 Exploring connections and comparisons between literary texts 2 Develop literary research skills by:2.1 Producing a research outline in which the purpose of the undertaken literary research is identified and explained 2.2 Selecting, analyzing, and evaluating evidence from a range of sources 2.3 Understanding approaches to organizing research findings

Unit assessment: Creation and Production OutcomeAssessment Standards Produce complex and sophisticated written texts by: 1.1 Selecting significant ideas, using a form and structure appropriate to purpose and audience 1.2 Applying knowledge and understanding of language and language choice 1.3 Critically reflecting on the development of their writing

Course assessment Question Paper 1 – Literary Study One critical essay from a range of literary genres: poetry, prose fiction, prose non-fiction, drama Length: one and a half hours Marks: 20 Question Paper 2 – Textual Analysis One response to an unseen extract from a range of literary genres: poetry, prose fiction, prose non-fiction, and drama Length: one and a half hours Marks: 20 Portfolio: Writing Two pieces of original writing produced by the candidate from the following types: persuasive, informative, argumentative, personal/reflective, poetry, prose fiction, drama Marks: 30 ( ) Project: DissertationOne Dissertation on a literary aspect of the candidate’s choosing, 2,500 to 3,000 words in length Marks: 30

Key points of change  No set texts for Literary Study  Textual Analysis and Portfolio are now compulsory  For Portfolio, any two types of writing from list acceptable  No genre restrictions for Textual Analysis and Literary Study  New word count for Dissertation

Key documents  Common Questions  Understanding Standards – Course assessment (candidate material)  Understanding Standards – Unit assessment Standards-Materials/English (candidate material) Standards-Materials/English