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I've got Dorian Gray, but I don't think I'll have enough time before the midcourse to do it properly. I might save it for the trials. I've looked for letters and speeches and haven't found any good sites for them. So, I have no idea where to look. I don't know what you mean by "no sparknotes"m...

Okay, will do. Thanks Maryface.

I've left it a bit late to start picking my found texts, mostly because I have a terrible teacher. Anyway, now I'm freaking out trying to find a short story which is not too strenuous to read or analyse, but which is not too stereotypical. I need something with obvious relation to conventions...

You have all year to pick texts, by the time you reach the HSC, you should have 4 texts that you have a thorough understanding of, because there is a chance that one or 2 of your texts might be too difficult to apply to the question. Also, there is a possibility that they may ask for 3 found...

This is true. And very important. Especially when you compare it to other texts, like "A Doll's House".

I was under the impression that we were expected to entirely ignore anything to do with the 20th century. I've been told that you lose marks, or atleast don't gain any, for having any focus on 20th century values. Basically, the prescribed texts we are using are terrible. Langton's Pride and...

I'm trying to write a personal reflection for my next PIP progress assessment, but I'm not sure how to structure it. I'm aware of the need for evaluation of personal experience, but I just need a little more guidance. If anyone has any tips or examples, they would be much appreciated. (My topic...

If the PIP was weighted too much more heavily, and there was a misadventure involved, it would be difficult to come up with an estimated mark instead. Also, considering Extension 2 english has a huge weighting on the major work, no exam and fairly poor scaling unless you get in the high 90s...

I'm doing an investigation into attention seeking behaviours, specifically the construction of the "Drama Queen" stereotype. It is a stupid, boring topic, but I couldn't make up my mind about anything else.

This thread makes me so much more confident in my ability to achieve, if this is what I have to compete with. :rolleyes: