Code breaker
Decoding the codes and conventions of written, spoken and visual and
multimedia texts, eg: |
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| critically decodes texts reflecting on the way they are influenced
by other texts |
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| focuses on particular words, phrases, statements, images, music,
graphics, style and other text and code conventions and their personal
and social effects |
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| identifies and interprets links between literal and symbolic codes
and images |
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Text user
Understanding the purposes of different written, spoken and visual
and multimedia texts for different cultural and social functions,
eg: |
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| uses knowledge of the codes and conventions to produce texts for
specific audiences and for personal and social purposes and goals |
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| reflects on and analyses links between own experiences with texts
and the development of personal and social practices |
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| makes interpretive links within and between texts to produce a storyboard
or hypertext |
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Text participant
Comprehending written, spoken, visual and multimedia texts, eg: |
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| identifies the texts which stimulate own interests |
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| draws on own background knowledge to synthesise information from
a range of text inputs |
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| develops explicit links among a variety of texts to construct a
web of meanings |
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| sees their own interests as vital to their learning and as contributing
significantly to the production and meaning of texts |
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Text analyst
Understanding how texts position readers, viewers and listeners, eg: |
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| understands how social and personal perspective is constructed in
texts |
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| constructs own positions on texts |
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| links texts as a way of presenting texts and positioning audiences |
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| acknowledges the perspectives of others in responding to texts |
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