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Language Investigation key terms

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Language Investigation

AqaA LevelEnglish LanguageNon-exam assessment Language in Action

Key terms

  • genre

    genre is used in Language Investigation to support precise analysis of Investigation pathways. In practice, connect genre to audience positioning, evidence from a health advice text balancing expertise with accessible explanation, and the learning objective: Investigate distinctive features of a type of language use through a genre-based investigation. This avoids treating the term as a loose label and shows how it functions in real A-Level English Language data.

  • Investigate

    Investigate is used in Language Investigation to support precise analysis of Investigation pathways. In practice, connect Investigate to representation, evidence from a newspaper headline using compression and representation, and the learning objective: Investigate distinctive features of a type of language use through a genre-based investigation. This avoids treating the term as a loose label and shows how it functions in real A-Level English Language data.

  • function

    function is used in Language Investigation to support precise analysis of Investigation pathways. In practice, connect function to methodological control, evidence from a historical article showing semantic change and standardisation, and the learning objective: Investigate what language is used to do through a function or use-based investigation. This avoids treating the term as a loose label and shows how it functions in real A-Level English Language data.

  • Investigate

    Investigate is used in Language Investigation to support precise analysis of Investigation pathways. In practice, connect Investigate to creative control, evidence from an online forum post where stance is built through evaluative adjectives, and the learning objective: Investigate what language is used to do through a function or use-based investigation. This avoids treating the term as a loose label and shows how it functions in real A-Level English Language data.

  • attitudes

    attitudes is used in Language Investigation to support precise analysis of Investigation pathways. In practice, connect attitudes to representation, evidence from a newspaper headline using compression and representation, and the learning objective: Investigate how people feel about language through an attitudes-based investigation. This avoids treating the term as a loose label and shows how it functions in real A-Level English Language data.

  • Investigate

    Investigate is used in Language Investigation to support precise analysis of Investigation pathways. In practice, connect Investigate to discourse structure, evidence from a spoken narrative where deixis anchors events to shared context, and the learning objective: Investigate how people feel about language through an attitudes-based investigation. This avoids treating the term as a loose label and shows how it functions in real A-Level English Language data.

  • user

    user is used in Language Investigation to support precise analysis of Investigation pathways. In practice, connect user to discourse structure, evidence from a student NEA data sample with ethical sampling decisions, and the learning objective: Investigate who uses a type of language through a user-based investigation. This avoids treating the term as a loose label and shows how it functions in real A-Level English Language data.

  • Investigate

    Investigate is used in Language Investigation to support precise analysis of Investigation pathways. In practice, connect Investigate to methodological control, evidence from a historical article showing semantic change and standardisation, and the learning objective: Investigate who uses a type of language through a user-based investigation. This avoids treating the term as a loose label and shows how it functions in real A-Level English Language data.

  • data

    data is used in Language Investigation to support precise analysis of Data collection for investigation. In practice, connect data to creative control, evidence from an online forum post where stance is built through evaluative adjectives, and the learning objective: Collect spoken language data where appropriate to the investigation. This avoids treating the term as a loose label and shows how it functions in real A-Level English Language data.

  • spoken language

    spoken language is used in Language Investigation to support precise analysis of Data collection for investigation. In practice, connect spoken language to conceptual understanding, evidence from a workplace email where politeness strategies reflect hierarchy, and the learning objective: Collect spoken language data where appropriate to the investigation. This avoids treating the term as a loose label and shows how it functions in real A-Level English Language data.

  • data

    data is used in Language Investigation to support precise analysis of Data collection for investigation. In practice, connect data to creative control, evidence from a charity appeal webpage with direct address and donation prompts, and the learning objective: Collect written language data where appropriate to the investigation. This avoids treating the term as a loose label and shows how it functions in real A-Level English Language data.

  • written language

    written language is used in Language Investigation to support precise analysis of Data collection for investigation. In practice, connect written language to conceptual understanding, evidence from a broadsheet opinion column about language attitudes, and the learning objective: Collect written language data where appropriate to the investigation. This avoids treating the term as a loose label and shows how it functions in real A-Level English Language data.

  • data

    data is used in Language Investigation to support precise analysis of Data collection for investigation. In practice, connect data to conceptual understanding, evidence from a broadsheet opinion column about language attitudes, and the learning objective: Collect multimodal language data where appropriate to the investigation. This avoids treating the term as a loose label and shows how it functions in real A-Level English Language data.

  • multimodal language

    multimodal language is used in Language Investigation to support precise analysis of Data collection for investigation. In practice, connect multimodal language to audience positioning, evidence from a social-media thread debating accent prejudice, and the learning objective: Collect multimodal language data where appropriate to the investigation. This avoids treating the term as a loose label and shows how it functions in real A-Level English Language data.

  • word lists

    word lists is used in Language Investigation to support precise analysis of Data collection for investigation. In practice, connect word lists to methodological control, evidence from a scripted advert using rhythm, repetition and audience assumptions, and the learning objective: Collect word lists where appropriate to the investigation. This avoids treating the term as a loose label and shows how it functions in real A-Level English Language data.

  • Collect

    Collect is used in Language Investigation to support precise analysis of Data collection for investigation. In practice, connect Collect to creative control, evidence from a charity appeal webpage with direct address and donation prompts, and the learning objective: Collect word lists where appropriate to the investigation. This avoids treating the term as a loose label and shows how it functions in real A-Level English Language data.

  • attitudes

    attitudes is used in Language Investigation to support precise analysis of Data collection for investigation. In practice, connect attitudes to methodological control, evidence from a scripted advert using rhythm, repetition and audience assumptions, and the learning objective: Collect attitudes to language where appropriate to the investigation. This avoids treating the term as a loose label and shows how it functions in real A-Level English Language data.

  • Collect

    Collect is used in Language Investigation to support precise analysis of Data collection for investigation. In practice, connect Collect to creative control, evidence from a charity appeal webpage with direct address and donation prompts, and the learning objective: Collect attitudes to language where appropriate to the investigation. This avoids treating the term as a loose label and shows how it functions in real A-Level English Language data.

  • collect

    collect is used in Language Investigation to support precise analysis of Data collection for investigation. In practice, connect collect to creative control, evidence from an online forum post where stance is built through evaluative adjectives, and the learning objective: Collect uses of language where appropriate to the investigation. This avoids treating the term as a loose label and shows how it functions in real A-Level English Language data.

  • uses

    uses is used in Language Investigation to support precise analysis of Data collection for investigation. In practice, connect uses to conceptual understanding, evidence from a workplace email where politeness strategies reflect hierarchy, and the learning objective: Collect uses of language where appropriate to the investigation. This avoids treating the term as a loose label and shows how it functions in real A-Level English Language data.

  • language

    language is used in Language Investigation to support precise analysis of Data collection for investigation. In practice, connect language to discourse structure, evidence from a student NEA data sample with ethical sampling decisions, and the learning objective: Collect views about language where appropriate to the investigation. This avoids treating the term as a loose label and shows how it functions in real A-Level English Language data.

  • collect

    collect is used in Language Investigation to support precise analysis of Data collection for investigation. In practice, connect collect to methodological control, evidence from a historical article showing semantic change and standardisation, and the learning objective: Collect views about language where appropriate to the investigation. This avoids treating the term as a loose label and shows how it functions in real A-Level English Language data.

  • data

    data is used in Language Investigation to support precise analysis of Data collection for investigation. In practice, connect data to audience positioning, evidence from a health advice text balancing expertise with accessible explanation, and the learning objective: Collect own data as the basis of the study in consultation with the supervising teacher. This avoids treating the term as a loose label and shows how it functions in real A-Level English Language data.

  • Collect

    Collect is used in Language Investigation to support precise analysis of Data collection for investigation. In practice, connect Collect to representation, evidence from a newspaper headline using compression and representation, and the learning objective: Collect own data as the basis of the study in consultation with the supervising teacher. This avoids treating the term as a loose label and shows how it functions in real A-Level English Language data.

  • select

    select is used in Language Investigation to support precise analysis of Data collection for investigation. In practice, connect select to conceptual understanding, evidence from a workplace email where politeness strategies reflect hierarchy, and the learning objective: Select an approach for analysis in consultation with the supervising teacher. This avoids treating the term as a loose label and shows how it functions in real A-Level English Language data.

  • approach

    approach is used in Language Investigation to support precise analysis of Data collection for investigation. In practice, connect approach to audience positioning, evidence from a health advice text balancing expertise with accessible explanation, and the learning objective: Select an approach for analysis in consultation with the supervising teacher. This avoids treating the term as a loose label and shows how it functions in real A-Level English Language data.

  • introduction

    introduction is used in Language Investigation to support precise analysis of Investigation structure. In practice, connect introduction to conceptual understanding, evidence from a broadsheet opinion column about language attitudes, and the learning objective: Write an introduction that briefly discusses reasons for choosing the investigation focus. This avoids treating the term as a loose label and shows how it functions in real A-Level English Language data.

  • Write

    Write is used in Language Investigation to support precise analysis of Investigation structure. In practice, connect Write to audience positioning, evidence from a social-media thread debating accent prejudice, and the learning objective: Write an introduction that briefly discusses reasons for choosing the investigation focus. This avoids treating the term as a loose label and shows how it functions in real A-Level English Language data.

  • introduction

    introduction is used in Language Investigation to support precise analysis of Investigation structure. In practice, connect introduction to creative control, evidence from a charity appeal webpage with direct address and donation prompts, and the learning objective: Write an introduction that states what the investigation is trying to find out through its aims. This avoids treating the term as a loose label and shows how it functions in real A-Level English Language data.

  • Write

    Write is used in Language Investigation to support precise analysis of Investigation structure. In practice, connect Write to conceptual understanding, evidence from a broadsheet opinion column about language attitudes, and the learning objective: Write an introduction that states what the investigation is trying to find out through its aims. This avoids treating the term as a loose label and shows how it functions in real A-Level English Language data.

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