Classic Reading and Writing class Years 5-8 (CRW 5&6, CRW 7&8)
The best course in improving students’ literary analysis skills and writing skills efficiently
Success stories and reviews
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Arsheen Sabira
(parents)
My Son attended Selective school coaching in Top Scope College including the CRW (Classic reading and writing) classes and it really helped him get through the exam and obtain an offer from Melbourne High School. The exams, feedbacks and free helping classes helped him make good progress with his studies. Thanks to entire TSC team for their focused effort in helping students achieve excellence!
Ally's Wonderland
(parents)
Been to another coaching centre for my son. But thoroughly impressed with this centre. Intense coaching both in-class and online. Personal care is given to the students. Would definitely recommend to my friends.
Will S
(parents)
Very professional coaching school. Teachers are good and know how to encourages the students to learn. Our kids love to come to the class and I am glad that we have chosen them. Good work!!👍👍
Our Advantages
Classic literature analysis, varieties of writing styles, writing competition experiences
classic literature analysis
In a classic reading and writing course, students typically read and analyse a range of classic literary works, including novels, poems, and plays, by authors such as William Shakespeare, Jane Austen, Charles Dickens, and Edgar Allan Poe, among others. Through close reading and analysis of these works, students develop a deeper understanding of language, style, and narrative techniques.
varieties of writing styles
In addition to reading, students also engage in writing activities, including journaling, creative writing, persuasive writing, poem writing and script writing exercises. These writing activities are designed to help students improve their writing skills, including clarity, coherence, and expression, as well as their ability to analyse and interpret text.
Writing competition experiences
A chance to demonstrate their writing skills: Our writing competitions offer students the opportunity to put their writing skills to the contest and showcase their creativity and ability to express themselves through writing. For example, the New Yorker writing contest.
Benefits of CRW 5&6 and 7&8
CRW 5&6
The courses will encourage students to:
– Develop a deeper, more nuanced understanding of texts
– Develop a stronger understanding of written techniques and to implement more sophisticated devices
– Develop the use of questioning skills
– Extend personal knowledge
– Examine structure and organization of text/stimulus material
– Develop expression, style and mechanics in reading and writing
– Explore thought, concepts and content in greater detail
– Access adaptations of the world’s greatest literary works
– Learn about cultural and historical contexts to develop a broader understanding of the world
– Prepare for Scholarship/Selective school test
Activities will include:
– Advanced reading skills- understanding conventions of structure.
– Comprehension/vocabulary extension
– Analysis and interpretation of content
– Critical thinking
– Close exercises
– Sequencing
– Story Mapping
– Basic writing skills
– Concepts of purposes, audience and style
– Writing in a variety of text-types
CRW 8
The courses will encourage students to:
– Develop a deeper, more nuanced understanding of texts
– Develop a stronger understanding of written techniques, able to implement more sophisticated devices
– Develop the use of questioning skills
– Extend personal knowledge
– Examine structure and organization of text/stimulus material
– Develop expression, style and mechanics in reading and writing
– Explore thought and content in greater detail
– Accessible adaptations of the world’s greatest literary works
– Cultural and historical contexts for broader understanding of the world
– Prepare for Scholarship/Selective school test
Activities will include:
– Advanced reading skills- understanding conventions of structure.
– Comprehension/vocabulary extension
– Analysis and interpretation of content
– Critical thinking
– Close exercises
– Sequencing
– Story Mapping
– Basic writing skills
– Concepts of purposes, audience and style
– Writing in a variety of text-types