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ha thanks yeah i think ill use a coleridge poem but im not sure because i think its a prescribed text as well?! oh well im not planning on mentioning much about the related texts at this point ive just spent the weekend studying the tempest so all should be good for that and i know the road not...

Thanks heaps for that!! so helpful!! Do you have any notes on related texts?! or any ideas for texts i could use for imaginative journeys I have half yearly's tomorrow and I want to get a few other texts under my sleeve as my teacher would say. Last time i used Frankenstein and Patch...

ARgh so am I!! I have my half yearlys tomorrow and im freaking out! I had my assessment on this stimulus book and related material last year right after i got back from a holiday and I rushed it and used Frankenstein and Patch Adams for related texts only because I knew them and thought...

hey thanks still my teacher hasnt told us a date a proposal is due so im thinking maybe we dont do one?! argh!! i have no idea basically were just going in every fortnight and telling her what were thinking of doing and she gives us some feedback on the idea etc... so all ive done so far is...

Im a little worried about doing the EE2 course- My teachers only spoken to our class of 3 once and nothing was mentioned about handing in proposals or any sort of assessment really. Ive been brainstorming and still cant even fish out a decent idea the only one I like so far is differing...

i think that if done correctly making the dective the murderer is a great idea. If written in a way which involves the responder so that they are required to make their own deductions as to what happened//what is happening. Making the decective the murderer could also force the responder to...

hey i just finished reading the mysterious adventures of sherlock holmes. I havnt read any holmes stories before but i think it could be a good text as it contains 8 mysteries and also mention the responder numerous times during the novel and attempts to guess at their emotions as they read the...