This collection of resources supports the comparative study of Sive by John B. Keane in relation to Small Things Like These and Barbie under the modes of General Vision and Viewpoint and Cultural Context.
Included Resources:
Student Notes (STLT & Barbie)
Accessible, student-friendly notes providing detailed scene-by-scene commentary on Sive, with analysis under both comparative modes. Each scene includes:
Key plot developments
Character insights
Thematic exploration
General Vision and Viewpoint (GVV) reflections
Cultural Context (CC) breakdowns
Clear comparative links to Small Things Like These and Barbie
Sample 30-Mark Comparative Answers (GVV & CC)
Model Higher Level answers for exam-style comparative questions on Sive, showing:
How to structure a strong response
Key moments that illustrate negative GVV or restricted cultural context
Effective integration of quotes and comparative links
Key Quotes Booklet
Organised by theme and character, this booklet helps students quickly find and revise key lines related to:
Power and greed
Gender roles and expectations
Love vs. arranged marriage
Illegitimacy, shame, and reputation
Violence, isolation, and tragedy
Each major character’s most revealing lines
Purpose:
To help students:
Develop a deeper understanding of the text
Learn how to apply comparative frameworks
Prepare for exam-style responses with confidence
Identify and learn key quotes effectively
Target Group:
Senior Cycle students studying for the Leaving Certificate.
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