What Are You Expected To Cover? ( Text Response Criteria) Text Response, officially known as ‘Reading and Responding’ in the study design, is the first Area of study (AoS 1) - meaning that the majority of students will tackle the Text Response SAC in Term 1.
The good news is, all of that learning is now funnelled into VCE’s Text Response, one of the three parts of the VCE English study design. You should be very familiar with the process of watching a film or reading a novel, participating in class discussions about themes and characters, and finally, submitting an essay based on the text.Īs you graduate into higher year levels, you spend each year revising and improving on TEEL, learning to better incorporate quotes and formulating even longer essays than the year before (remember when you thought you couldn't possibly write an essay more than 500 words?). Recall all the novels and films you've studied since Year 7 (there'll be quite a few!). Your response will be in the form of an essay, in which you discuss themes, ideas and characters. The most popular texts are novels and films however, plays, poetry and short stories are also common. Like its name, Text Response is when you respond to a text. How To Prepare for Your Text Response SAC and Exam 5. School Assessed Coursework (SAC), Exams and Allocated Marks 4. What Are You Expected To Cover? (Text Response Criteria) 3.
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