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Tracking Character Emotions and Motivations Through Non-Manual Features
Analyse facial expressions and head movements to determine character feelings and changes in mood.
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Analysing Narrative Devices and Creative Forms in Auslan Literature
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Deconstruct narrative structures, visual storytelling devices, and poetic conventions in Auslan stories and performances.
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Learning standards covered
AC9L2AU6C03Australian Curriculum (v9) · Languages · 5th Gradelocate and process information and ideas in a range of signed, visual and multimodal texts, and respond in different ways to suit purpose
AC9L2AU6U01Australian Curriculum (v9) · Languages · 5th Gradeapply knowledge of signs, pace and signing space to develop fluency in familiar contexts