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Some Key Points to Compare:
Source ( country / media)
Focus (main point)
Purpose (why the article was written)
Audience (expected readers)
Bias (favoring a viewpoint)
Tone (writer’s feeling toward subject)
Organization (arrangement of details)
Depth (how much detail/background)

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Answer the questions spontaneously , then listen again and try to improve your first version by using more precise vocabulary, by structuring using more link words, by working on your pronunciation. Record as many times as you need. Then ask your classmates or teacher to listen so that they can give you feedback

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RECORD YOUR PERSONAL REACTION AND FEELINGS

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RECORD YOUR PERSONAL REACTION AND FEELINGS

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TEXT TO TEXT

Writers choose to present their information in different ways: Is their portrayal of events objective or does it favor one side or another? Does the article show multiple points of view? How does the article begin/end? What kind of details does the author use? Does the article seem designed to produce a certain reaction? Which quote(s) or line do you think are the most important to tackle the issue of environmental policies?

- To what extent are the texts similar? different ?
- How do they answer the guiding question?

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Use the movie poster as a personal document in your portfolio

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Use the movie poster as a personal document in your portfolio

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From Academy and Emmy-award winning filmmaker Eva Orner and winner of the Sydney Film Festival Sustainable Future Award, Burning takes an unflinching look at the 2019-2020 Black Summer bushfires and delves into the catastrophe that unfolded across Australia, while shining a light on the global issue of climate change.

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Burning Official Trailer | Amazon Original

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The world has made the link between Australian coal, fires and climate.

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The world has made the link between coal and fires