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As Tolkien states \"Beowulf is in fact so interesting as poetry... that this quite overshadows the historical content.’  \n• What views, values, attitudes and ideas are suggested/ foregrounded by the statement?  \n• How does this perspective align with/ differ from your own interpretation of the text?  \n• What other perspectives support or reject this perspective either wholly or partially?  \n• What insights can you gain from this perspective that might inform/ extend or challenge your own interpretation?  \nSome exam considerations  \n• The statements will:  \no be reasonably short (reading time)  \no will represent a perspective on the text  \no will be specific to the text.  \n• Students will have choice of texts across the two sections of the exam.  \nSo…  \n• Changes to exam book and answer book.  \n• Students will approach the tasks in different ways to the current exam.  \n• Development of skills across the units.  \nAt a glance  \n\n|  | Unit 1: Approaches to literature | Unit 2:\u003Cbr>Context and\u003Cbr>connections | Unit 3: Form and transformation | Unit 4: Interpreting texts |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |\n| Areas of study | Reading practices | The text, the reader and their contexts | Adaptations and transformations | Literary perspectives |\n|  | Ideas and concerns in texts | Exploring connections between texts | Creative responses to texts | Close analysis |\n\n How would you  \ndescribe a student at the end of the four units?  \n|  | UNIT 1: Approaches to literature | UNIT 2: Context and\u003Cbr>connections |\n| --- | --- | --- |\n| Area of\u003Cbr>study 1 | Reading practices | The text, the reader and their contexts |\n| Summary | • Similar to current Readers and their responses area of study\u003Cbr>• Refinements across area of study description, outcome and key knowledge and skills | • Similar to current The text, the reader and their contexts area of study\u003Cbr>• Refinements across area of study description, outcome and key knowledge and skills |\n| Area of\u003Cbr>study 2 | Ideas and concerns in texts | Exploring connections between texts |\n| Summary | • Similar to current Ideas and concerns in texts area of study\u003Cbr>• Refinements across area of study description, outcome and key knowledge and skills | • Similar to current Comparing texts area of study\u003Cbr>• Refinements across area of study description, outcome and key knowledge and skills |\n\n*One compulsory oral presentation  \n\n| For\u003Cbr>students |","cbCaieUwldfMCuc8","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaieUwldfMCuc8","pdf",2375378,35,"English","# Goal\n## Written examination\n## Some exam considerations\n## At a glance: units 1-4\n## Student profile at the end of four units\n## Oral presentation requirements","[{\"question\":\"What is the goal of the VCE Literature units 3 and 4 implementation briefing?\",\"answer\":\"To develop deeper understanding of new or revised sections of the study design. 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