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ISC Project GUIDELINES & TOPICS

The document outlines the requirements for English Language and Literature projects for ISC 2024 and 2025. For the Language project, students must submit a 700-800 word written work by May 18, with suggested topics including brochures and autobiographical experiences. The Literature project requires a 1000-1500 word assignment structured around a question, with suggested analyses of themes, characters, and literary contexts.

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ISC Project GUIDELINES & TOPICS

The document outlines the requirements for English Language and Literature projects for ISC 2024 and 2025. For the Language project, students must submit a 700-800 word written work by May 18, with suggested topics including brochures and autobiographical experiences. The Literature project requires a 1000-1500 word assignment structured around a question, with suggested analyses of themes, characters, and literary contexts.

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ENGLISH LANGUAGE

PROJECT - ISC 2025

(Please send in the English Language Rough Drafts for approval by 18th May)

WRITING SKILLS – 20 MARKS


A piece of written work of about 700-800 words in total must be produced.

List of suggested assignments for Project Work:

1. The text of a brochure


2. A product description
3. A process description (e.g. instruction to operate a device, a recipe, a scientific
experiment)

4. Description of a sporting event


5. An autobiographical experience
6. Review of a television serial
(English Literature project will be completed later on)

ENGLISH LITERATURE
PROJECT - ISC 2024

WRITING SKILLS – 20 MARKS

Candidates will be required to undertake one written assignment of 1000-1500


words, which should be structured as given below:

A. The written assignment must be given a title in the form of a question which
should allow the candidate to explore the drama or the chosen short
stories/poems in depth.

B. The written assignment must follow the structure given below:

• Introduction (3 short paragraphs):

- Explanation of the question that has been framed

- Reason for choosing the text

- Brief explanation of how the candidate intends to interpret the chosen text and
literary materials used in the process

• Main Body – organised and well-structured treatment of the question using


appropriate subheadings.

• Conclusion – comprehensive summary of the points made in the main body.


LIST OF SUGGESTED ASSIGNMENTS FOR PROJECT WORK

1. Analysis of a theme from any short story/poem in the prescribed texts. (Eg.
Analyse the themes of ………. and ……….. in the story/poem ‘The Paper Menagerie’)

2. Analysis of a character from the drama or any short story/poem in the


prescribed texts. (Eg. Analyse the character of Lady Macbeth from the drama
‘Macbeth’ by Shakespeare)

3. Background – historical, cultural, literary context and relevance of the


writer/poet chosen. (Eg. Discuss the role of the background of the story ‘The Paper
Menagerie’.)

5. Appreciation of literary qualities of the chosen text. (Eg. Attempt a literary and
stylistic interpretation of the poem ‘Abhisara’.)

6. Identifying with a character in the chosen text and presenting his/her


personal perspective.

7. Imagining an alternate outcome or ending or extension of the chosen text and


its impact on the plot/setting/characters/mood and tone. (Eg. Suggest an
alternative ending for the story ‘The Paper Menagerie’ and discuss its impact on the
plot and characters)

8. A script for dramatization, based on the short story/poem chosen.

9. Writing a short story based on a poem. (Eg. Write a story based on the poem
‘Why I Like the Hospital’.)

10. Comparing and contrasting two characters/themes from different short


stories/poems of the prescribed texts.

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