Go to Floe-Joe and do all four exercises.
Schlagwort: Composition Seite 1 von 5
Go to this page and browse through the topics to get an impression of what kind of topics we already had in the past.
Watch the following video carefully until 6:30 (in the rest of the video he gives and explains an example):
… lautet die Anweisung im bayerischen Abitur für den Composition. Schauen wir uns mal an, wie so ein Aufsatz aussieht. Nehmen wir das erste Thema des Abitur 2015/I: „Growing migration to urban areas in the 21st century: discuss the implications for rural communities.“
In unserem Englischbuch für die 10. Klasse ist ein Auszug aus Alan Ayckbourns Stück „Gizmo“. Aus diesem Grund lautete eine Aufgabe in der Schulaufgabe:
Imagine you are an inventor and can invent any ‘gizmo’ you like. What would you create? Think of an interesting / suitable name and describe what you could do with your gizmo, how it would work and why it would be a great invention. Write about 250 words.
Ich mag solche Aufgabenstellungen, weil man lauter unterschiedliche Text bekommt und nicht (wie sonst so häufig) x‑mal den mehr oder weniger denselben Text. Auch diesmal hatten meine Schüler wieder schöne Ideen:
Abitur 2014/I Topic 1: “Mother’s Day should be abolished. Do you agree?” Von Kai Zenk.
Not only last year, also the year before I regrettably forgot Mother’s Day. Surely I was merely one out of many. When have YOU last remembered Mother’s Day? Already a few years ago? Don’t be ashamed, you are not alone. Shouldn’t Mother’s Day be abolished?
The revision must be done automatically for the next lesson.
All marked words / passages must be carefully revised.
Watch the following video:
… war der Titel des diesjährigen literarischen Abitur-Textes (zip). Das dritte Composition-Thema lautete: „What might happen next? Continue telling the story.“
Hier die tolle Fortsetzung meiner Schülerin Carina Urban (Klick zum Vergrößern):
Abitur 2013 Text I Composition Topic 1: Does social status affect a person’s options? Discuss.
Von Konrad Heidler
Good Childhood Opens All Doors
You have probably seen “Slumdog Millionaire”, a movie about a young Indian who grew up in the slums of Mumbai but then made a fortune on a TV quiz show. It is a great example of a person with little to no education succeeding in life. Sadly, reality is different in most cases. In real life, your future is determined by your social status from a very early age on.