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The Three Rs: Reading, (w)Riting & Ranting
By SwoonEducation
The Three Rs: Reading, (w)Riting & Ranting episodes
- VCE English: False Claims of Colonial Thieves: Episode 2: Hawe's God's Intruder
Dr Schroor and Mr Woon explore False Claims of Colonial Thieves.
32 min - VCE English: False Claims of Colonial Thieves: Episode 1
Mr Bird and Mr Woon explore the initial ideas within the poetry conversation found in False Claims of Colonial Thieves.
1 hr 1 min - 27 min
- VCE Text Analysis: Much Ado About Nothing: Talking about Language
Ms Lee-Ack and Mr Woon discuss the importance of language in Much Ado About Nothing
29 min - VCE Text Analysis: Old/New World Part 5: Memory & Object
Ms Nicole Marie and Mr Woon discuss poems that relate to memory and object.
40 min - VCE Text Analysis: Old/New World Part 4: Dedication, Elegy and Poetry
Ms Faulkner and Mr Woon discuss the influences on Skryznecki through his dedication poem at the start of his collection, the elegy for Douglas Stewart and finally a reflective poem about himself in Only Child.
48 min - VCE Text Analysis: Old/New World Part 3: Bellbird & Summer Pastoral
Mr Woon and Assistant Principal Ms Mackin discuss Bellbird and Summer Pastoral. And a discussion on potential considerations for your creative writing task.
41 min - VCE Text Analysis: Old/New World Part 2: Family
Dr Schoor and Mr Woon continue to discuss Old/New world poetry with a focus on family.
53 min - VCE Text Analysis: Old/New World Part 1: Introduction & Immigration
Dr Schoor and Mr Woon discuss immigration and the significance of Peter Skryznecki's work for VCE English.
43 min - 47 min
About The Three Rs: Reading, (w)Riting & Ranting
From the publisher's feed
Reading, (w)Riting & Ranting is hosted by Shane Woon and rotating guests for students undertaking VCE English. The guests and host opinions are their own and not that of any official assessment…
body. This is a podcast created by Shane Woon, the staff of Nossal High School, VCE English students and select guests. Remember, it is your insight and your lens that is the most valuable. This is the opinion of the individuals and not of the VCAA nor do we seek to be the voice of any official body.