How to Begin a Reflection for Module C: The Craft of Writing (+ Example)

[@chrismartin509]

If only I had this YESTERDAY!!! Great vid btw

[@jeddle]

Hopefully useful for Trials at least!

[@rorymcardle5398]

just to let u know ur channelled has 17 hours 39 minutes of relevance left in my life, thanks for the help along the way tho...

[@jeddle]

As long as it's helping! Good luck tomorrow :)

[@Charky32]

same lmao, thanks Jeddle for helping all of us, good luck to next years english students.

[@Juliet_and_moon]

Just to let you know your channel will help me for the next 12 hours 3 minutes Thanks so much

[@smokey5701]

⁠@@Juliet_and_moon same here!

[@sortof3337]

lmao. I was trying to build a reflection framework in C programming langauge and I came across this. ha ha. I can't stop laughing.

[@christianp6352]

Are students required to be prepared for all of the forms of writing (i.e imaginative, discursive, etc) in Mod C, or do we have a choice in the hsc to choice the type of writing? How you would recommend preparing for mod C?

[@jeddle]

Prepare for ALL three forms, but do this by first preparing a core draft for your PREFERRED form (e.g. imaginative) and then create an adaptation for each of the two other forms. These two adaptations should preserve the essence of your core draft (i.e. they explore the same message/tension and the same two key stylistic elements from one prescribed text) but they should also clearly incorporate the general elements and style of the respective form (i.e. the persuasive adaptation should sound like a PERSUASIVE). So one core draft + two adaptations.

[@hsuke]

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