VCE Literature Exam Revision - a focus on Ellen van Neerven's 'Expert' and 'I used to have a name (for this)'
This episode is a recording of a conversation with Nathan Armstrong (St Leonard's) on two of the poems from Ellen van Neerven's poetry collection Throat - 'Expert' and 'I used to have a name (for this)'. The session was recorded with student preparation for the upcoming Literature exam in mind.
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VCE Literature: Talking 'Berlin' by Joanna Murray-Smith, with Nathan Armstrong
In this episode, we are joined by Nathan Armstrong, to discuss Joanna Murray-Smith's incredible play, Berlin.
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Unit 3 English - Born A Crime: Chapter 15, 'Go Hitler!'
In this episode, we welcome Philippa Elder, passionate VCE English and Literature educator, currently teaching Year 12 English at Strathcona Girls Grammar, to discuss one of the most troubling chapters of Trevor Noah's Born A Crime.
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Unit 3 English - Born A Crime: 'The World Doesn't Love You'
In this episode, the first in a series of discussions of favourite chapters from Trevor Noah's Born a Crime, Mr O'Toole shares his thoughts on one of his favourite chapters from the text: Chapter 17 - 'The World Doesn't Love You'. We discuss Noah's fear of his mother's discipline, the notion that language unlocks an understanding of humanity, and the insidious nature of racist sterotypes. We also touch on the power of voice in memoir, and Noah's ability to gently characterise his adolescent self while also critiquing the naivete that underpins the events in the chapter. Enjoy!
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A Word from our English Leaders!
In this episode, Ruby and Maya, our English Captains for 2024, have taken over the airwaves to share some English news! Hear what they are reading and tune in for some information on Kilvington Reads, the Kilvington Writers Festival and some other exciting English, Literature and Library initiatives coming up this year. Be sure to look out for the form that will be sharedshortly, with some suggestions about themes for KWF 2024. Have your say!
A VCE English and Literature Podcast, featuring discussion between experienced teachers and passionate students, navigating their study of all things language and literature.