Page Title: Year 12 English Standard : Dymocks Tutoring

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Page Text: the average improvement reported by our 2019 HSC graduates. 99 % of students say their confidence improved significantly 99 % of students say that studying with Dymocks Tutoring made school easier Ready to try a better way of learning? Frequently Asked Questions Why is it important to learn English standard? English is a compulsory subject for all Year 12 students. English Standard offers an opportunity to engage with both contemporary and classic literature, as well as non-traditional digital texts, prose fiction, poetry, drama, nonfiction, film texts and other media. In doing so, students are introduced to texts from a wide variety of authors, exploring the ways in which different ideas and experiences are analysed and presented through language. How many modules are there in the year 12 English standard course? The English standard course in year 12 continues from year 11 English standard and comprises four modules that are covered throughout the school year. The first is a common module on Texts and Human Experiences, followed by Module A: Language, Identity and Culture, Module B: Close Study of Literature and Module C: The Craft of Writing. The literature and texts studied in these modules vary from school to school. How do I start studying Year 12 standard English? No matter which texts your school has chosen from the year 12 English standard syllabus list, our tutors can help you engage with the literature, using analysis techniques to better understand the themes, perspectives and value of given works. They will assist you in creating quote analysis tables, provide detailed feedback on your practice essays and reflective pieces, help you develop strategies to generate ideas, adapt your arguments, and write under timed exam conditions. How much should I pay an English tutor? Unlike independent tutors whose rates can vary, Dymocks Tutoring hires private tutors who not only excel in their field of study but also have a passion and enthusiasm for education and excellent communication skills that translate to better learning outcomes for our clients. All of our tutors are the best of the best and work with standard teaching tools in line with the year 12 English standard syllabus to provide mentoring and learning that complements what’s covered in the school classroom. You can find out more about our private and group tutoring pricing and rates online or talk to one of our team for more information today. Close Dymocks Term 1 Lesson Plan Wk1: Introduction to the rubric and short-answer structures. Wk 2: Analysing visual texts and poetry. Wk 3: Analysing prose extracts. Wk 4: Comparing two texts. Wk 5: Introduction to prescribed texts: guided notetaking on emotions, behaviours and motivations. Wk 6: Close focus on the individual and collective experiences in prescribed texts. Wk 7: Close focus on anomalies and inconsistencies in prescribed texts. Wk 8: Essay-writing skills and structure. Wk 9: Assessment Task: Section I mock-exam and Introduction to the Craft of Writing. Wk 10: Assessment Task: Section II mock-exam and Craft of Writing skill-building. T2 Dymocks Term 2 Lesson Plan Focus on Module A - Week by week breakdown pending. T3 Dymocks Term 3 Lesson Plan Close Study of Literature Please confirm which text you are doing. T4 Dymocks Term 4 Lesson Plan Wk1: Paper I: Section I Practice Questions. Wk 2: Paper I: Section I Practice Questions. Wk 3: Paper I: Section II revision. Wk 4: Paper I: Section II writing practice. Wk 5: Module A revision and writing practice. Wk 6: Module A revision and writing practice. Wk 7: Module B revision and writing practice. Wk 8: Module B revision and writing practice. Wk 9: Module C revision and writing practice. Wk 10: Module C revision and timed practice exam.

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