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Tips for Lit

In a play, you must know what happens in each act, and more specifically the organization of the scene structure--how one follows from and builds upon another.

Dialogue in both plays and novels is crucial. You must have detailed knowledge of the major dialogues and soliloquies and the part they play in the development of plot, and the development and drawing of character.

~ A penny saved is a penny earned.

Make small changes in investing for the future. ~

Battle Plan

Dear students,

This is the plan for our A for A Levels from now till Graduation Day (16/10):

Literature

1. Every student MUST see Ms Yao at least twice for consultation.

Session 1: Examination Review
Session 2: Individual concerns. Either:
· Concept clarification
· Skills refinement
· Going through prepared work

2. Attend compulsory extra lessons.

H1 Poetry: Every Friday 2:30-3:45 pm @ J5-04
H2 Poetry: Every Wednesday 2:00-3:15 pm @ LT

General Paper

1. Every student MUST see Ms Yao at least twice for consultation.

Session 1: Examination Review
Session 2: Going through a full essay

2. Invited students to attend Tough Love
We will be going through comprehensions.

Every Tuesday 2:00 -3:30 pm @ J5-04

3. Invited students to see Ms Yao once a week for consultation.
Come prepared with 3 highlighted articles from the Review section of ST.
Identify:
· Linking words and phrases
· Summative sentences

Attendance will be taken for consultations and tutorials.

Please comment or text me if these slots clash with your other subjects.

Gambateh!

Post-Prelim

"Failure is only a moment in time... This does not mean that he will fail in life."



~Mrs Chua Yen Ching, Principal of Northlight School

Write 'Right' English

"I always have a dictionary in the drawer of my work-desk, both in the office and at home, and I use it frequently. It helps me understand the meaning of words and their usage so that I use the right word and avoid using words incorrectly.

This habit started in primary school, but over the years, my dictionaries have grown in size and are somewhat bigger than the ones I used in primary school."

~Deputy Prime Minister Teo Chee Hean (also Minister-in-charge of the Civil Service and Minister for Defence)

Adopt a ministerial habit today?