Writing for year 13
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This document provides a plan for a student to complete a writing course requirement consisting of two pieces totaling around 600 words each. It recommends starting with an editorial and also including a short story where the narrator's perspective changes, like in The Tell-Tale Heart. A five-step plan is outlined for the short story involving introducing characters, establishing a situation, revealing a relationship, reaching a crisis, and developing the story to an outcome. It reminds the student they need two pieces of writing that are paragraph formatted and use various writing techniques while sparingly incorporating dialogue.
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Writing for year 13
- 1. A selection of fluent writing 91475: 6 credits
- 2. A possible plan: • Write an editorial as your first piece. Plus: • Write a short story where the narrator's perspective is significant. Remember that the narrator's view might change through the story (much like Tell Tale Heart)
- 3. 1. Introduce your characters A possible plan for your writing 2. Establish a situation: a scene, time, place where the story occurs
- 4. 3. Reveal a relationship 4. Reach a crisis
- 5. 5. Develop the story to reach an outcome
- 6. To summarise • You need two pieces of writing • Length: about 600 words • Paragraph your work • Use a selection of verbal techniques • Use dialogue sparingly