English Literature ‘A’ Level Programme
Year 5 & 6 IP and JC 1 & 2
What is the English Literature ‘A’ Level Programme?
Studying Literature is studying people, perspectives, cultures, and civilisations. From the stories we encounter, we learn about the world: the values we hold dear, the issues seen and unseen and the conversations we need, but may not always have. Through Literature, students develop their hearts and minds. As students cultivate a sensitivity to language, they begin to appreciate not just the tales told, but also the various ways in which words come together to create meaning and beauty.
The study of Literature is a process of critically examining texts. In addition to the study of inherent stylistic features of texts, students will explore the specific contexts that led to the production of these texts, as well as how readers and audiences relate to the texts. Students will engage with texts at various cognitive and affective levels.
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Topics Covered
Poetry
- Unseen Poetry Comparison
- Unseen Poetry Response
Drama
- Set text essay and passage-based questions
- Unseen Drama Response
Prose
- Set text essay and passage-based questions
- Unseen Prose Response
Exam Skills
- Coverage of H1 and H2 examination demands
- Coaching for H3 Research Essay
- Analysis and critical evaluation of the ways in which writers’ use form, structure and language
- Crafting of informed personal and critical responses to texts
How does the Curio Programme Work?
A Curio subscription comes with a full package of tools designed to help you learn everything you need and beyond in order to excel in a subject, not just once a week, but with full access throughout the week, anytime you need a coach.
During an Online Video Lesson:
- In-depth analysis of a topic by a Curio coach
- Addressing of various question types commonly seen in tests & exams
- Practice, practice, practice
During the Week:
By the end of a session, students will have the answers to the questions posed during the online lesson, as well as a selection of questions to continue practising throughout the week. Students can hand in their answers at any time via their Google classrooms. Additional practices will be graded and returned before the following week’s lesson.
Key Features of the Curio Programme
Unlimited Marking & Feedback
Complimentary Initial Consultation
Access to Revision Notes
Access to a Supportive Community of Learners
Additional Practice Papers Provided
Access to a Curio Coach all Year
Choose a Plan that Fits Your Needs
There are 3 plans to choose from, Independent, Huddle and Focus. Independent students will have a dedicated coach who will provide marking and feedback without weekly lessons. Huddle group students will meet a coach 1x a week for 1.5 hours online. They are comfortable learning in groups of 8. Focus group students will meet a coach 1x a week for 2 hours online. They are comfortable learning in groups of 5.
Practice Papers and consistent feedback are provided throughout the week for all students.
(For Individuals)
- Dedicated Coaches
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- Unlimited Marking & Feedback
- Daily Access to Expertise
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(Groups of 8)
- Dedicated Coach
- Online Class: 90 min / week
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- Unlimited Marking & Feedback
- Daily Access to Expertise
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(Groups of 5)
- Dedicated Coach
- Online Class: 120 min / week
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- Unlimited Marking & Feedback
- Daily Access to Expertise
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