Web sites
General resources
Acknowledgments
Program and planning Stage 6
Credits
Web sites
An introduction to the grammar of visual design
Board of Studies NSW
HSC online: English: The journey
Internet movie database
Voyages of discovery
Navigator Mitchell library web site
PTC hotlists
Hotlisting English Stage 6 - Journeys by Elizabeth Adams
Focus text areas
A unique journey-rpf by Steve Boyko
Physical journey by Julie Milne
General resources
Antonini, L., Fitzpatrick, L. & Mee, J. (2004) 2004 & 2006 2 Unit English ESL: HSC study guide, Five Senses, Seven Hills, NSW
Bowie, B. & Mackinnon, G. (2000) ‘Book raps: be tempted', Scan 19(1), pp. 4-5.
Cutler, L. (2005) ‘Book raps supporting literacy in the English Years 7–10 syllabus’, Scan 24(1), pp. 8-11
Enhancing literacy in secondary English (2002), NSW Department of Education and Training (Quality Teacher program). CD-ROM. SCIS 1098921
Fitzpatrick, L.& Mee, J. (2004) The Journey: HSC English ESL workbook, Five Senses, Seven Hills, NSW. SCIS 1176453
Scheffers, J. (2003) ‘The enhancement of student learning through participation in a book rap’, Scan 22(1), pp.10–12
Simpson, A. (2004) ‘Visual literacy: a coded language for viewing in the classroom’, Pen 142, PETA, Newtown
Sly, C. (2003) ‘ Reading a variety of texts’, Scan 22(3), pp. 11-14.
The Oxford dictionary of quotations (6 th ed) (2004), Elizabeth Knowles (Ed), Oxford University Press
SCIS 1200456
Acknowledgements
Book cover Microsoft PowerPoint presentation by Mark Howie
Frost, Robert (1973) ‘The road not taken’ from ‘Mountain interval’, Selected poems, Penguin, London
Kelleher, Victor (2001) The ivory trail (cover), Penguin, Melbourne
Grahame, K. (1994) The wind in the willows, Puffin Books, London
Atwood, M. (2000) ‘Journey to the interior’, Selected poetry 1965-1995, Virago Press, London
Walker, R. (2002) ‘Blood on the tracks’ from Metro Magazine, no 133, Australian Teachers of Media, St Kilda, Victoria
‘Journeys over land and sea’ from Voyages, A Smithsonian Libraries Exhibition, screen shot reproduced with permission from Smithsonian Institution Libraries, http://www.sil.si.edu/Exhibitiona/Voyages (viewed 12 May 2003)
Geok-lin Lim, S. (1999) ‘The town where time stands still’ quoted in The pillowbook of Dr Jazz, Trevor Carolan, Random House, Sydney
Credits
Thanks to the English Faculty of Penrith High School, especially Mark Howie, Head Teacher English, and Jo-Anne Patterson, ESL teacher, Wyndham College, and to Kerry Underhill, Senior Curriculum Adviser, English 7-12.
Additional resources provided by the School Libraries and Information Literacy unit.
This rap is a joint project of the School Libraries and Information Literacy and English Units, Curriculum K-12 Directorate.
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