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- A wide selection of Jamaican, Caribbean and international text with graded comprehension questions cater to different reading levels
- Student journal provides on-going practice of self-reflection and other skills needed for the Schools-Based Assessment (SBA)
- Research work, group activities and discussion provide meaningful social interactions and real-life contexts to develop key 21st century skills needed for further study and working life
- Step-by-step guidance on the writing process
- Audio components develop listening and oral skills
- ICT activities encourage use of appropriate digital tools to integrate technology into learning and practise sound digital citizenship
- Reference section, including sample compositions, glossary and grammar explanations, can be used as a revision guide
- A wide selection of Jamaican, Caribbean and international text with graded comprehension questions cater to different reading levels
- Student journal provides on-going practice of self-reflection and other skills needed for the Schools-Based Assessment (SBA)
- Research work, group activities and discussion provide meaningful social interactions and real-life contexts to develop key 21st century skills needed for further study and working life
- Step-by-step guidance on the writing process
- Audio components develop listening and oral skills
- ICT activities encourage use of appropriate digital tools to integrate technology into learning and practise sound digital citizenship
- Reference section, including sample compositions, glossary and grammar explanations, can be used as a revision guide
There have been many great and enduring works of literature by Caribbean authors over the last century. The Caribbean Contemporary Classics collection celebrates these deep and vibrant stories, overflowing with life and acute observations about society.
A sparkling collection of short stories set in Trinidad. Anthony takes our hand and walks us from the valley of the lush, green cocoa trees, to taste the sweet rivers flowing nearby. We pluck fruit from the sapodilla tree and feel the crisp, brown guava leaved carpet crunch under our feet. We see Mayaro and Port of the Spain through the eyes of childish innocence and grown-up ignorance. Beautiful, evocative and poignant, the stories are sprinkled with themes of yearning for home, sad realisations and a longing for a pre-modern totality.
Key features include:
Written for the latest CSEC syllabus
Learning objectives stated for each chapter
Keywords highlighted in the margins form a glossary
Diagrams and pictures encourage understanding
In-Text-Questions encourage students to check their understanding as they read
Multiple-choice questions and Examination-style questions are included for review purposes
Includes advice and field work guidance for the SBA component
There have been many great and enduring works of literature by Caribbean authors over the last century. The Caribbean Contemporary Classics collection celebrates these deep and vibrant stories, overflowing with life and acute observations about society.
This luminous book recounted through the eyes of the 12-year-old Francis, describes the year he spends, far away from home, in San Fernando. As his initial confusion gives way to increasing confidence and maturity, the open consciousness of the boy allows different times, events and places to co-exist.
Over the course of one year, through Francis' eyes, we see the cycle of natural change and progression; the daily round of the market, showing the fruits of different seasons, the passage of dry season to rainy and back again to dry, the cane fires as the crop comes to an end, all symbolising the progression of the boy's year. And weaving in and amongst these mundane but intense experiences Francis feels his way to some understanding of adulthood.