GP 8AB Analysis L2 2022

Analysis Lesson 2

​Some text here about the topic of discussion.

Open Ended

What do you remember from Analysis Lesson 1?

Multiple Choice

"because, due to, since, so long as..., as long as..., now, that" are words and phrases that signal ...

• causes

• consequences

Multiple Choice

"as a result, therefore, that's why, so, consequently, this means, this leads to, for this reason, due to this, if... then" are words and phrases that signal ...

• causes

• consequences

Open Ended

What issue did you find in your storybook?

Open Ended

What issue did you find in owlypia reading?

Lesson 1

When analysing a topic, break it down into the important pars that make it up. You need to explain it in more detail.

Analysis can focus on the causes of an issue or show the consequences of an issue. For example, gaining weight can be a consequence of eating too much fatty food.

Analysis can also be perspectives, viewpoints or reactions to a situation or issue.

Lesson 2

An issue is an important topic/sub-topic or problem for debate or discussion.

An issue often needs a solution. For example, the issue of greenhouse gas emissions might be resolves by planting more trees.

A perspective is a certain world view or way of looking at an issue.

Lesson 2

A national perspective is the view that a particular country has on an issue. This is usually explained by the laws, policies and speeches made by politicians of that country and might be supported by other groups within that country.

A personal perspective is the view that a person has on an issue after exploring and reflecting on the causes and the consequences of an issue.