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Reading For Drama Role Play Guideposts

B = Beginning      D = Developing      A = Achieving

Code breaker
Decoding the codes and conventions of written and spoken texts, eg:
   D   A 
uses topic knowledge to predict words and phrases      
uses knowledge of the structure and language features of the genre to support word identification      
Text user
Understanding the purposes of different written, spoken and visual texts for different cultural and social functions, eg:
B D A
through role plays demonstrates an awareness of how both the cultural context and the author’s purpose shape the nature of texts      
develops an understanding of the purposes of different texts when researching a character for role play      
Text participant
Comprehending written, spoken and visual texts, eg:
B D A
activates understandings and background knowledge through tuning in activities      
understands literal and inferential meanings in the text      
uses texts to develop knowledge and build on what is already known      
develops an understanding of characterisation      
relates reading to own personal situations and experiences and to those of others      
searches for specific information guided by identified headings and questions      
cross-checks information using a range of sources and resources      
Text analyst
Understanding how texts position readers, viewers and listeners, eg:
B D A
questions the truth and accuracy of the information in the text      
critiques information, determining points of view, biases and values      
compares different texts about the same topic      
compares fiction and non-fiction texts that relate to the same topic, eg Playing Beattie Bow by Ruth Park, Grandpa and the Olden Days by Ian Edwards & Rachel Tomkin, My Place by Nadia Wheatley, Seven Little Australians by N.F. Nesbitt, Australia’s Yesterdays by Cyril Pearl      
identifies how texts reflect the social and cultural aspects of different times      
explores feelings, attitudes and values within texts      
explores historical and comparative representations of gender      

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