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What narrative methods can you see in this piece?

This is an interesting way to get students thinking about what narrative techniques a writer can use to keep the reader interested. This might be a nice question to explore a students understanding of nar...

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Answered by Lydia F. English tutor
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What do you think you could bring to the course and how do you think the course would benefit you?

This is a simple manner to access how suited the student is to a course and how they feel they will develop in terms of their current skill-set, and what they could learn.

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Is this piece in a major or minor key?

This seemingly easy question can be a great way of assessing student's ability to hear major/minor tonalities and ability to read music - e.g. are there any naturals, sharps, or flats on the sheet music? ...

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Answered by Lydia F. Music tutor
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Where in the text does it tell us that the protagonist is 'anxious'?

This question is a great way of both examining the student's understanding of 'anxiety', how to describe and then bring an investigatory eye to the text to find word, and phrases that relate to this. It's...

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Answered by Lydia F. English tutor
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Please name a live theatre production you have seen recently. Can you tell me what genre it was? What things do you see/hear that made you think it was this genre?

This question is to get the student to link theory with live theatre performance. It is also question that goes beyond the 'learning-off' of categories. Each student should be able to pick out the basic t...

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Answered by Lydia F. Drama tutor
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