Identify The Main Point Of A Text

Pick Out Relevant Detail

Summarise Information From A Text

Evaluate Completeness Of Information Given

Identify An Author's Point Of View

Outline The Values A Text Assumes

Recognise The Genre Of A Text

Comment On Language, Structure And Layout

Compose Records And Brief Documents

Write Letters For Varied Purposes

Produce Reports And Research Projects

Write Media And News Copy

Trace The Stages Of An Argument

Spot Reasoning Signalled By Key Words

Distinguish Claims From Supporting Examples

Distinguish Opinion, Anecdote And Evidence

Judge Whether An Argument Is Valid

Identify Unstated Assumptions

Outline The Values An Argument Asserts

Propose A Theory Or Hypothesis

Justify A Decision In Writing

Attempt A Reasoned Overview

Identify Persuasive Techniques

Evaluate How Well A Text Persuades

Identify The Intended Audience

Analyse The Values A Text Promotes

Identify Whose Interests Are Served

Write Persuasive Newspaper Articles

Write Advertising Copy

Write Public Relations Or Political Material

Reflect On Personal Response To Narrative

Explain Significant Narrative Moments

Outline How A Narrative Achieves Coherence

Compare Narrative Techniques Across Genres

Analyse Narrative From Critical Viewpoints

Compare Texts On A Shared Theme

Write An Anecdote

Write A Parable Or Fable

Write A Short Story

Write An Autobiographical Sketch

Write A Script

Write Dialogue

Adopt Genre-Appropriate Reading Stances

Perform Texts Interpretively

Reflect On Personal Response To Literary Texts

Re-Read For Deeper Meaning

Compare Texts For Imaginative Quality

Compose In Aesthetic Forms

Write An Alternative Scenario

Keep A Response Journal