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By reading and exploringa diverse range of established and emerging literary works, students become increasinglyempowered to discuss texts. As both readers and writers, students extend their creativityand high-order thinking to express and develop their critical and creative voices.  \nUNIT 1  \n## Area of Study 1Reading practices\n\nIn this area of study students consider how language,structure and stylistic choices are used in different literaryforms and types of text. They consider both print and non-print texts, reflecting on the contribution of form and styleto meaning. Students reflect on the degree to which pointsof view, experiencesand contexts shape their own andothers’interpretations of text.  \n## Area of Study 2\n\nExploration of literary movements and genres  \nIn this area of study students explore the concerns, ideas,style and conventions common to a distinctive type ofliterature seen in literary movements or genres. Examplesof these groupings include literary movements and/or genres such as modernism, epic, tragedy and magicrealism, as well as more popular, or mainstream, genresand subgenres such as crime, romance and science fiction.Students explore texts from the selected movement orgenre, identifying and examining attributes, patterns andsimilarities that locate each text within that grouping.Students engage with the ideas and concerns shared bythe texts through language, settings, narrative structuresand characterisation, and they experiment with theassumptions and representations embedded in the texts.  \nUNIT 2  \n## Area of Study 1Voices of Country\n\nIn this area of study students explore the voices,perspectives and knowledge of Aboriginal and TorresStrait Islander authors and creators. They consider theinterconnectedness of place, culture and identity throughthe experiences, texts and voices of Aboriginal and TorresStrait Islander peoples, including connections to Country,the impact of colonisation and its ongoing consequences,and issues of reconciliation and reclamation.  \n## Area of Study 2\n\nThe text in its context  \nIn this area of study students focus on the text and itshistorical, social and cultural context. Students reflect onrepresentationsof a specific time period and/or culturewithin a text.  \nStudents explore the text to understand its point ofview and what it reflects or comments on. They identifythe language andthe representations in the text thatreflect the specific time period and/or culture, its ideasand concepts. Students develop an understanding thatcontextual meaning is already implicitly or explicitlyinscribed in a text and that textual details and structurescan be scrutinised to illustrate its significance.Students develop the ability to analyse language closely,recognising that words have historical and cultural import.  \nINFORMATION GUIDE  \n## CAREER OPTIONS\n\n• Author  \n• Editor  \n• Education Officer  \n• Historian  \n• Journalist  \n• Librarian  \n• Poet  \n• Researcher  \n• Teacher  \n## UNIT 3\n\nArea of Study 1  \nAdaptations and transformations  \nIn this area of study students focus on how the form ofa text contributes to its meaning. Students explore theform of a set text by constructing a close analysis of thattext. They then reflect on the extent to which adaptingthe text to a different form, and often in a new orreimagined context, affects its meaning, comparing theoriginal with the adaptation. 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