mastermind
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PLEASE HELP!!!
Hi everyone, I'm doing Stolen Children (obviously), and was wondering if anyone had any ideas as to how to structure the change essay (Sect III).
I've been told to either focus on the way the whole book is set out by Carmel Bird (ie how she is trying to CHANGE our PERSPECTIVE), or to focus on her intro, 2 stories, and a perspective (eg Robert Manne), and see how these represent changing perspectives - but I kind of don't see exactly how the stories do, AND what language techniques they use to do so. Has anyone got any ideas??
Please help me, I'm confused, and don't know what to do.
Thanks
P.S. I was wondering if anyone has a band 5/6 response for Stolen Children from last year's HSC, then if they could submit it to Bored of Studies or something that would be great.
Hi everyone, I'm doing Stolen Children (obviously), and was wondering if anyone had any ideas as to how to structure the change essay (Sect III).
I've been told to either focus on the way the whole book is set out by Carmel Bird (ie how she is trying to CHANGE our PERSPECTIVE), or to focus on her intro, 2 stories, and a perspective (eg Robert Manne), and see how these represent changing perspectives - but I kind of don't see exactly how the stories do, AND what language techniques they use to do so. Has anyone got any ideas??
Please help me, I'm confused, and don't know what to do.
Thanks
P.S. I was wondering if anyone has a band 5/6 response for Stolen Children from last year's HSC, then if they could submit it to Bored of Studies or something that would be great.
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