'A Christmas Carol': conceptualised responses
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I can write a convincing conceptual response, assess it and improve it.
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When given a question that asks you ‘how’ something is done, your primary aim is to examine the writer’s use of methods.
You should always link your ideas back to the question focus and explain how your ideas support your argument.
Your analysis should be explorative - you should explain the effects of the writer’s methods - not just identify them.
Your essay should be precise and specific.
Using subject terminology and key vocabulary can help make your writing clearer and more specific.
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