AC9LF10C03

Elaborations

• AC9LF10C03_E1summarising information from spoken, written or visual texts that reflect different aspects of culture related to topics such as entertainment, special occasions, health and lifestyle or fashion
• AC9LF10C03_E2<p>comparing lyrics, themes and styles of popular French and English language songs, and tracking similarities and differences in ideas, referring to Eurovision, <em>Victoires de la Musique</em>/ARIA</p>
• AC9LF10C03_E3listening to, reading, viewing extracts from expressive contemporary texts (tales, poems, songs, dance, street art, performances, including influences from minority groups and subcultures, etc.) and identifying and comparing elements of cultural traditions in Australia and the French-speaking world
• AC9LF10C03_E4listening to or reading a First Nations Australian’s stories and discussing their opinions and ideas, and, in French, presenting their personal profile to the class
• AC9LF10C03_E5obtaining information from a range of texts, including television weather reports, interviews and digital video clips and summarising main points and presenting key information in their own words
• AC9LF10C03_E6<p>exploring how texts achieve different effects such as moving from generic terms <em>les fleurs,</em> to specific terms<em> les violettes, les jonquilles </em>for desired effect</p>
• AC9LF10C03_E7summarising the key points from a range of texts such as media texts and interviews
• AC9LF10C03_E8identifying underlying values, cultural references of different texts such as an advertisement or article, and evaluating the effect on audience
• AC9LF10C03_E9evaluating language techniques (humour, imagery, hyperbole, etc.) used in contemporary drama, television programs, film and poetry