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Advanced Higher English Course Outline: 2014-15

Advanced Higher English Three Parts Dissertation/Specialist Study (40 marks) Creative Writing Folio (30 marks) Literary Study Essay – Exam

Advanced Higher English Dissertation/Specialist Study A comparative analysis on texts of your choice (usually two or three novels) Must be between 3500 and 4500 words Worked on throughout year Sent to SQA for assessment in April

Advanced Higher English Creative Writing Folio A variety of genres studied (e.g. Reflective, Short Story, Monologue for performance, Screenplay) Worked on throughout year Sent to SQA for assessment in early May

Advanced Higher English Literary Study Various texts studied in class from SQA set text list leading to one Critical Essay in exam Drama: Othello and Antony and Cleopatra Poetry: various works by Plath

Advanced Higher English NABs One NAB for each area of course Passes needed in redrafted Dissertation, redrafted Creative Writing and one practice Critical Essay under timed conditions

Advanced Higher English Refreshments As mature students you may be offered light refreshments (i.e. tea/coffee) and you may be required to bring cake!