HSC English Workshop: Module A – Textual Conversations

This workshop offers a fantastic opportunity for students aiming to excel in their HSC English assessments and exams. Tailored for those studying Module A: Textual Conversations, it provides insightful guidance on comparative text analysis.

What to Expect

Participants will explore pairs of prescribed texts, including works by John Keats, William Shakespeare, Margaret Atwood, and others. The workshop encourages reflection on how texts align and contrast in conventions, contexts, values, and purposes. Students will gain a deeper understanding of textual connections, recycled ideas, and the influence of context on literature.

Activity Details

The session lasts 1 hour and 30 minutes and covers various text pairs such as "The Complete Poems" by John Keats with Jane Campion's "Bright Star," and Shakespeare's "The Tempest" with Margaret Atwood's "Hag-Seed." Attendees are advised to bring a fully charged laptop, snacks, and a water bottle. Reserve copies of the prescribed texts are available.

Location and Access

The event takes place at Marrickville Library and Pavilion, located at 313 Marrickville Road, Marrickville, NSW. The venue is wheelchair accessible with lifts from street and ground levels, and features a hearing loop. Attendees with specific access or support needs are encouraged to communicate these when booking.

Important Information

The workshop is facilitated by Dianne Berios, an experienced English teacher and HSC marker with extensive knowledge in Stage 6 studies. This session is ideal for students seeking expert guidance to improve their understanding and performance in HSC English.

Booking and Prices

This is a free event. Participants can secure their place by booking through the Eventbrite platform. Early booking is recommended due to limited capacity.