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1. Name
2. Yr 12 subjects
3. One word to describe English for you last year.
4. Strength in English
5. Things to improve on
6. Study score aim - make it high

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*  Mother represented through the ocean - emotions - reflective piece from mother in future - Happens after she stops sleeping together.
* Father perspective - before the death
* Mother's perspective - why the father did it
*Daughter[s] P.O.V - reflecting on their childhood after leaving home and how they became "outsiders"
*daughters perspective -  how they felt about their mother after they discovered the books.
*Father's perspective - day he realised he was receiving more hard cover books and photos of his daughters. How he feels about them living their dreams which is similar to his own dream.
A sequel after the short story written from the perspective of the grandchild. Depicts how (pronoun)'s mother depicts her mother as a bitch.

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Sample creative and Written explanation 

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Sample creative and Written explanation 

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Sample Written Explanation and Creative Response

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wv8sbt - big group
vrpmkr - our class

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https://youtu.be/cLw8LPGEfEc

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A Lesson in the Art of Storytelling: An Interview with Alistair MacLeod

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A number of years ago, Michael Ondaatje claimed that Alistair MacLeod was "one of the great undiscovered writers of our time." But with the publication of MacLeod's collected stories, Island (Norton, 2000), and his novel, No Great Mischief (Norton, 1999), he's been universally recognized as one of our best living writers of fiction.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DK9uyioAPZU

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sS6lnqLfA0Q

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Scottish migration to Cape Breton and Gaelic culture