Louise's+HL+Syllabus

** Higher Level ** ** Use Max’s “Syllabus Creation Checklist” to double check your program(me). ** **// Please include the title, author and genre of __all__ texts. //** **// Please additionally include the period and place of each __English__ text. //**  **__ PART 1: World Literature __**** //(World Literature Assignments 1 & 2 20%)// ** 1. (PWL- WLIT) Kitchen- Banana Yoshimoto- Prose 2. (PWL- WLIT) The Sorrow of War- Ban Ninii- Prose 3. (PWL- WLIT) Therese Raquin- Emile Zola- Prose Interesting book choices. How do you approach theme with these books? (Edward)
 * Name: Louise Richards **

**__ PART 2: Detailed Study __** **//(Individual Oral Commentary 15%)//** 1.PBL Twelfth Night- Shakespeare- Drama (pre-1800) 2. PBL- A Collection of Poems by Seamus Heaney- Poetry (Post 1900) A Collection of Metaphysical poets (Pre 1800) ﻿Only do two to three poets total. Remember on Criterion A they have to provide a context for the poem within the works of the poet. 3. PBL- Wuthering Heights- Emily Bronte- Prose (1800-1899) 4. PBL Macbeth- Shakespeare- Drama (Elizabethan) **__ PART 3: Groups of Works __**** //(Paper 2 essay 25%)// ** 1. PBL The Rover- Aphra Behn- Drama (Pre 1800) 2.PBL – The Importance of Being Earnest- Oscar Wilde- Drama (1800-99) 3. PBL – Pymailion – G.B Shaw Drama (1900-99 ) 4. (WLIT* //PWL// or elsewhere)- Tea House- Lao She Drama What made you choose Tea House? I like the play too and it works great when they research a bit about the history of China . (Edward)  I really enjoy //Tea House// too.

**__ PART 4: School’s Free Choice __**** //(Individual Oral Presentation 15%)// ** 1. Jane Eyre- Charlotte Bronte Prose (Victorian) 2. Wide Sargasso Sea- Jean Rhys Prose (20th Century) 3. Collection of articles on Madwoman in the Attic/ Women in literature Non fiction writing (Various time periods) ﻿Again... Not exactly within the spirit of the 'law' but I know it's done. Have you seen this? [] 4. (WLIT* //PWL// or elsewhere) The Murderess- Alexandros Papdiamantis - Prose

*Or a book originally written in English but from an author’s ‘place’ which appears nowhere else on the syllabus. ** OVERALL ** Four genres? Y/ N; Three periods? Y /N; Two places? Y /N  I'd like to do your course!