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An excerpt from Australia Channel Ten's program The Panel with guest Dr. Bruce Shapiro discussing his book Speaking American

The student blogs on the right hand side feature short stories with a breakdown of their notes.

"http://youtu.be/Ojo3ik8M6Bk"

The Cannes Lions International Festival of Creativity is the world's biggest celebration of creativity in communications. As the most prestigious international creative communications awards, more than 28,000 entries from all over the world are showcased and judged at the Festival. Winners receive the highly coveted Lion trophy, presented at four award ceremonies throughout the week. The Festival is also the only truly global meeting place for advertisers, advertising and communication professionals. Over 9,000 delegates from 90 countries attend seven days of workshops, exhibitions, screenings, master classes and high-profile seminars by industry leaders such as Dan Wieden, Sir John Hegarty, Bob Greenberg, Maurice Lévy, David Droga, Mark Tutssel, Sir Martin Sorrell and Tham Khai Meng, as well as people like Mark Zuckerberg, Ben Stiller, Yoko Ono, Kofi Annan, Steve Ballmer and Bob Geldof. The networking and learning opportunity of the year, Cannes Lions is the must-attend event for anyone involved in brand communication.

Presentation delivered in class on writing extended paragraphs

Whether for controlled assesment or exam, writing about a play needs extra care. You will perhaps only have read the play in class so take care to keep in mind that plays are written for the stage, not the page.

It is important to show your awareness of the genre of a text. Macbeth is above all a drama, intended to make its impact in performance on the stage. This can sometimes get forgotten when you are reading the play from a book in class or studying at home! When writing on Macbeth in your critical essays for Higher English, you should:

Some great stuff on this site, particularly the Learn.ist boards on the right

Add notes to this document to develop a class understanding of what these terms mean and how they can be applied to Literature. You will need to be logged in on your Comet Bay Google account.

We watched these in class today.

Jenny goes beyond the books to help you excel in class. Tips on reading, writing, and more.

A great video on creating setting in your writing

Great advice on how to create characters in your writing

A great video outlining plot and how to construct engaging plots

This story was written by a student in my Extension class in 2010. Mr D and I look forward to seeing what you can do.